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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-29
Drop Newsboy Plan.

The plan Of newsboys selling tickets
was dropped by the directors last night
after a lengthy discussion. Only 20
boys showed up to sell books, and the
sale has been very small. The stock
holders themselves will now take up
the task of disposing Of the remainder
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-29
JACK TICHE WILL
SUCCEED PETE AS
ISLANDER BOSS?
Idol of Former Days viii Give Definite
Answer TomOrrOw-Fans Insist
That He Take Job.
MCBRIDE Is IN CHARGE OF TEAM
Clyde is Named Temporary Manager
Until Club Returns HOme-AdOpt
New Method Selling Tickets.

GAMES TOMORROW
Rockford at Rock Island.
Moline at Davenport
Quincy at Hannibal.
Bloomington at Peoria
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-29

In the face of this demand it is
hardly likely that Jack will refuse.
The career of Pete Lister has been
a stormy one in Rock Island this sea-
son. Handicapped at the start by hav-
ing only a few weeks in which to line
up a team, Rock Island opened the
season with practically a rookie in
field, a combination which failed &c
work, and the Islanders began losing
from the outset, and have never been
able to hit their stride as yet
OF late Lister has had trouble with
his pitchers, who have not been hurl
ing effective ball. 1t was evident that
he was unable to get the best ball out
of his men. Individually the Islanders
have a. strong lineup, but generalship
at critical moments was lacking. No
one can say that Pete did not try. He
laid awake nights planning to bolste"
the team, with the result that players
were released and others signed. Veal,
spots were patched up and hitting
strength added, yet they were unable
to win consistently.
Personally Lister is the finest type
of ball PLAYER, and very popular with
the fans of Rock Island, who will be
glad to know he is to continue as a
playing member of the local team.
Lister is as good a first base
man as there is in the league. a heavy
hitter and sure fielder. But as man
ager the task proved too great for
him.
TigEie Has Great Record.
Jack T'ighe made his first appear
ance here in 1907 That year he won
the Three-Eye league pennant after a
close race. In 1908 he went east AMI
took charge of one of the teams in the
New England states. The local team
did not fare well that season and in
1909 the fans insisted on his return t.
manage the local club, with the result
that he was brought back. In 1909
Tighe won another pennant, with the
keenest kind of competition. At the
end of that season seven of his play
ers graduated. With practically a
new team on his hands Tighe came
back in 1910, finishing in second place,
just behind Springfield, club of vet
Grams At the close of the season of
1910 Tighe retired and has since been
engaged in the liquor business here.
The Rock Island club needs Tighe
right at this time and needs man of
his calibre badly. Gossip among the
fans lately has been that Tighe should
head the ball team and in face of these
insistent demands Tighe must accept.
If he is able to bring the club into
first division that is all local fandom
is asking. A committee consisting of
President E. Bradford, Secretary Oscar
Lift and Vice President L. l.. Hance
visited Mr.. Tighe after the meeting
last night and preached the all i'm
portant question to him. Tighe would
give no definite promise and stated
that he would announce his decision
tomorrow.
UrOp NeWsboy Plan,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-29

BY CARL ED.
The resignation of Manager Pete
Lister was accepted at a meeting
held last night at room 2O3
Peoples National Bank building
by the directors of the Rock Is
land Baseball association. Clyde
Mcbride has been named tenn
pOrary manager of the club. which
is today playing at Rockford. Jack
Tighe, former manager and idol
OF the oiden days, probably will be
prevailed upon to take the reigns
by tomorrow. The fans of Rock
Island want Tighe and will insist
that he accept the managership.
In the face of this demand it is
hardly likely that Jack will refuse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-29

Four defeats in a row, but the worm
will turn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-29

Slated for Miller in eighth inning.
TBatted for Harmon in 10th inning.
Pittsburgh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-29

photographic: The Bloomington as
sociation yesterday purchased 250
opera chairs which have been in ser
vice at the Princess theater and will
place them in the grandstand for the
comfort and convenience of patrons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07

Read The Daily Gate City, 1oc a
week By carrier,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
NO ACHE OR PAIN
IN TWO YEARS
MRS. YETTs HAS BEEN PERFECT
LY WELL SINCE UNITED
DOCTORS TREATED HER.
Short Coure Of New "United" Treat
ment Cured Her to Stay
Cured.

1t Is a great satisfaction to sick peo-
pie who have doctored and doctored
without being cured Of their disease
Ito know that if they will go to the
trouble and expense Of calling on the
United Doctors. who have their Keo-
kuk Office on the second floor over
Mi1ler's shoe store, GIG Main street,
there is still hope Of speedy relief and
ultimate cure.
Mrs. G. W. Vets. OF 679 S. Nine
lteenth street, South Omaha, Neb, is
one who knows that the United Doc
tors do not relieve by treating symp-
toms, as most doctors do.
| The United Doctors go further, they
search out the cause Of the disease
and remove the cause, thus their pa
tents are cured to stay cured. Mrs.
Vets writes:
rs. Omaha, Neb., July 9, 1911.
IT Just want to state today for the
benefit of all sick people that / am
certainly thankful for what the Unit
ed Doctors have done for me. 1 had
doctored with a great many doctors
and each one had told me a different
story as to what was the matter with
me Some said It was liver trouble
and others said 1t was some terrible
growth that could only be cured by an
Operation. However, I had got no re-
! lief whatever. In fact I got worse all
the time until finally 7 was persuaded
by my husband to go to the United
/ Doctors.
"At that time 1t was a trial for me
to get to the Office at all, but they
gave me a thorough examination and
emed to understand my case from
the start. l took their treatment for
one month only and at the end Of that
time I was entirely we'll. That was
about two years ago, and I have not
been sick a day since
II certainly owe my good health and
maybe my life, to the United Doctors.
] have sent good many sick people
to them for treatment and always
speak a good word for them. for any
one in need Of the right treatment for
their ailments will surely get 1t by
going to the United Doctors
| MRS. G. w. YETTS.'
Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
CITY NEWS.

Soft drinks and light lunches.
Open today Art Nichols. 10 SO. Fifth.
Mr. Arthur Rachel in Music
Master at st. Peters hall Jan. 10,
8 p. m.
Extra choice veal, beef. pork,
spring lamb and chickens at Mark
Iey's.
Mrs. Frank Kamuf who has been
seriously i'll for the past three weeks.
is improving. I.
Grape fruit, extra good, &c each
at Aldrich & Gage, Saturday. $40
Main.
-Pucketchetucl. lodge No. 4s, meets
every Friday evening at 500 o'closs
Geo. A. Burns, N. G.; George w. I'm.
meagrt. permanent secretary.
February 18th was the date final
~ determined upon by the board Of
supervisors for the nearing Of the
Green Bay drainage district matter.
The meeting will be convened at 900
a. m.
Grape fruit, extra good, SC each
at Aldrich & Gage, Saturday 30
Main.
Regular meeting Keokuk council
No. 536 tonight at 8 O'Clock. Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
rem fraternally invited to attend. G.
Lloyd Norman, regent; J. l. Annable.
secretary.
Contributions for French refu-
gees can be left with Mrs. J. L. S.
Scadding today, this evening or to-
morrow from 1890 to o'clock. A
number OF gifts already have been
made in response to the requets made
In The Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs c. NJ vogler and chill
dren returned the early part Of the
week from Cleveland, Ohio, where
they went to spend the holidays.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
Out into the Gale.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. Tn a sea
dashed by seventy mile gale, the
battleships OF the Atlantic fleet were
maneuvering today.
Despite the tremendous mechanical
test the weather involves, the Louis
lana and Delaware, dreadnoughts, left
port last night They will join the
rest of the feet which will proceed to
Cuban waters without stopping in
Hampton Roads.
When the destroyers Tanning, Jar
Wis and Jenkins attempted to put out,
they found the waves too threatening
and were compelled to return to Lynn
haven bay to await more favorable
weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
FIVE FIRE ALARMS
| RESPONDED TO.
Department. Has Many Runs Yester-
day Afternoon, Last Night
and Early This
Morning.
NONE WERE SERIOUS
Four Were Caused by FIues-Two
Runs Were Made 70 tho Same
Place Before Blaze
Was Found

The fire department responded to
five fire calls yesterday afternoon, last
night and early this morning. within
fourteen hours. None were serious.
however. all but one being hue fires.
The first alarm came from the home
lof W. M. Prnty, 107 Blondeau street.
lat $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
No fire could be found there after a
thorough search, despite the smell Of
smoke.
At 500 o'clock another alarm was
turned in from the same place. The
fire had broken out between the cell
ing and the roof Al defective fiue was
the cause. The small blaze was put
usher from the truck.
A still alarm was responded to at
5:25 o'clock in the afternoon, turned
in from the home Of G. Bartholomew.
sos North Fifth street This was
another fue fire and there Z was no
damage.
At o'clock last evening the de-
partment answered q call from the
building at Eighth and Main streets,
occupied by the Leake Printing com
pany. An employe was charging
battery on home made auto in the
rear OF the building and in some man
ner or other the machine caught fire.
The only damage was the burning OF
the insulation on the machine.
A flue fire In Wells school gave the
department another run at $3.50 o'clock
this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
Won Panen in Holland.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
THE HAGUE, Jan. Captain
Fritz Won Papen, recalled German
military attache to Washington, left
for Berlin today after a brief visit
to the German legation. Several re-
porters interviewed Won Papen, but
drew from him only the statement
that the British liner Persia might
have been sunk by boiler explosion
instead of a torpedo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-07
FUNERAL NOTICE.

RESSLER-The funeral of the late
Frederick Lee Ressler will be held
from the funeral parlors of 1. 8. Ack-
ley tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Friends invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
Veterans Of South
May Get Pensions
Congressman T,Nman Explains
His Bill at Lee Camp
Hall Tonight.

Members Of X. T.: Lee Camp. No. l..
Ell the k"cncst interest YESTERDAY when
IT Was announced that Congressman
John y. Tillman. OF Arkansas will he
III Richmond Tonight To explain the
! phi at which II" is patron, which
would. if passed. provide Federal pen
Sons Toy all Confederate veterans
NS soon rs II hccaiu" known that
Congressman TiIlnan was coming to
richmond to-day to speak ON this mat
ter. captain John Lamb. commander of
Lee Camp. called Il special meetin. Cor
o-ni:,ht at "'clock. ia the ,-,t,.., ,.,ii
in order that all mcmhcrs may hear
The address
MI. Tilluan wrote that he would 10
force! !" make Il quick trip to Rich
hond on account of the pressure of
his duties in Washin"ton lie will ar
rive her" lat" this afternoon aud will
return Ia the National Capital as soon
after III" meeting as possible
briefly. Mr.. Tilmans bill provide.
to pension Confederate soldiers from
tho cotton tax aud abandoned and con-
hsraicd property fund, now held in tho
United states Treasury. aud vhi"l, the
Supreme Court has held w:s iilrcallv
collected from the Southern states
This sum. vnriouSly estimated at from
S63.nan.c"n I" $lno.oo". oo0. has been ".
in" idle for many years. as there has
never been amy adjudication Of claims
made against ii Ivy SouthcrnerS who
were the sufferers Ivy its collection and
ConiiScation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
MILITIA CHANGES
transfers aud designations ARE p.,,.
pom ny Office of idjutant-
General

me following changes and transfers
~ the Virginia Volunteers have been
announced by the Office" of Adjutaut-
General W w Sale:
'"pt.i!m Daniel l.. Porter Assistant
inspector "f Small Arms Practice. mas
nccn granted leave Of absence. Roy.
fhhtlS Hi"lnmeiZ, ~. D.. has been
appointed captain aud chaplain OF the
f"nrih Regiment of Infantry hy Colo
ne! 4. =. Goodwin. The resignation
~ STANLEY u. Nnt!chtom. I:att"ry g.
rhSi fl"id Artillery. Portsmouth,. has
"'cn received ana accepted.
firSt Lieutenant Guy l.. WemrIc
"'ni'dnN L. Fourth Infantry, has sent
80 his resignation which has been ac-
'"Fi"d I'rivat" buNal Hicks. Com
many I. Third Infantry. FrNIcricks-
Hurr. has been transferred to the Hos
p'tn t"rrs. Richmond Second Lieu
tenant j. {. Nocll. Company H. 'irs,
Infantry. tharlottcsv has sent in
ms resignation OF account OF business
reasons. II WAS arccpted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
SIGNS TWO BILLS
>tunrt opposes Employment nnrrnu
Measure nnd Tint for Futile
school FLAGS.

Governor Stuart affixed his si@uattr"
yesterday To the Willis bill bringing
employment agencies under the super
vision Of the stat" Bureau OF Labor
and !mmi gratiou. As presented 10 the
Governor several days ago. the till
contained a provision permitting: cnl-
pl"yiu"nt agencies To retain half Of
the fec when they fail To secure a po-
si;ion for the applicant.
The Governor had returned the bill
without his signature, recommending
that il hc amended To require the aGcn-
ci"s 10 return the entire fee when they
fail To secure position for their
client. indicating his belief that there.
should he no charge when no service
was performed. Both houses Concurrcd
in the amendment promptly. The meas
urc il known as House bill No $40.
The only other bill signed 10y the
Governor Yesterday was !iou>" Hill
NJ. :. which provides for the pl,,c-
in;: of United states nar on public
schaolhouscs on petition OF 4 majority
Of the patrons Til" bill was intro
durcd hy Delegate Jones of South Rich
mond. Davis Bottom. Superintendent;
Of Public Printing. was presented with
the pen which the Governor used in
signing the bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
WILL CONSIDER PLAN
FOR CAR REROUTlMG
subcommittee Also to Tnkr In Ordi-
nance Rcuuiring lniNcrsni
Transfers..

Alderman Joseph &. Powers rcs,cr-
day ISSUED Il call for Il meeting OF the
Sub, Onmttt"c on Streets Oh Thursday
AFTERNOON at = o'clock 70 take action on
the proposed rcrontinr OF the HUN
street and Gintcr Park cars ana tho
Marshall street Nialuct cars ANA IN
consider It proposal requiring the vir-
riuia Railway aud Power Company 10
issue universal transfers within the
city limits
The subcommittee consists oC lldcr-
man Powers. chairman, Councilman
Harvey H. Atkinson and Alderman M.rx
Gunst. III, proposed ordinance r,-
routing the iiuli street ar.I .;ini-. I'arl,
lines provides that the ,:intcr i'nrk and
i!arion Heights cars shall b. operated
south on First street "a Iroat. cast
on iiroad tn Seventh. down Seventh 10
MANI. castwardly on Maim TO -Four
''"hih. and crossing Nay"'s ,iril,..
southwmrdly. 10 the IIull street term.
sam" route, except that from Main 10
l.r""d street .hc cars Ni!l hc ,uu u!
Ninth street tcn-nIInut.. schedule is
provided for
Under the ordinance rerou,in:: tho
Marshall street Ni"duc, li:.e. tn, ,ags
VIII hr operated from :levcntt! ana
hro".d 1" First, instead OF 10 Eifrl. and
n"r'h"ardly on Fifth to Ear;on
i'riEht& on a i've minute schedule rhs
lhnIN o. extra ears or First street
VIII require double tracking witch
is provided FOR
Th. us" OF universal transfer. /,
proposition advanced hy SIR I.,,ycrs
~iII include The Petersburg. intcrnri,,n
cars as th'E operate within tn. ,i,v
i,n'ii% Transfers are nov Given on
all "ih"r lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
FIND ENCORE" JOHNSON
Baby LEFT on Doorktcp Takes It's
Name From Two friendly
Policemen

While he was industriously apply
!E@ himself I" - nursing bottle. - lit
II" baby boy. apparently Il month old.
was found last night at SIS o'clock on
the porch OF the house ut iat North
Twelfth street. y woman who lives
in the house took The baby in. ana i'm
mediatcly adopted it. Eut when Ser
E"ant Johnson ana Policeman Moore
came along in response 10 notification
they took possession ~ the founding
and carried it 10 Virginia Hospital.
And the woman thus LEFT icsoate
vert over the loss of the child as II
il had been her own
At the hospital! the baby was re
ccivcd with open. welcoming arms, ana
the nurses dubbed 1t Moore Johnson"
after Sergeant Johnson and Policeman
Moore.
The Child MAS well clothed ami
warmly wrapped Ey lis side VAS
found a can of milk prominently left
for its sustcnancc during the night.
Moore Johnson has black eyes. and
Sergeant Johnson says is as chubby
ana pretty - baby as one could wish
to see.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
PAGEANT COMMITTEES
HOLD MEETING TO-DAY
Al Members VIII Gather at thnm her
ar Commerce to Hear various
ItcnOrts,

Ncmhc rs Of all tho committees "f the
Shakespeare Pageant. to h" held her"
. carly in May viii meet this afternoon
az ! o'clock in the auditorium OF the
Chamber OF Commerce to hear tho rec
concentrations Of the Mems Committee
relative to the location OF the spec
iaclc. the question OF transportation.
ana other matters relative 10 the ccic-
braiion. The final report OF tho trans
portatioU committee will be read. ana
a selection of either Wcsthamptou, VII
liam Byrd i'trk or tho stat. frir
Grounds will Ia all PROBABILITIES be dc.
ciucC.
Niss ora, T.. Hatcher. director OF Ill"
pageant who has been IN New York
ana Philadelphia for the last three
days, has returned To Richmond While
OF her trip North Sh" was assured tho
assistance of DR.. Oberholzcr. who vol
untc"rcd to come TO Richmond and aiv,
his experience Of directing TWO sue p
ccssful pagcantS in Philadelphia Ur
is a personal friend of Miss Hatcher
ana Viii come mere for several days
at lime as soon as the work OF laying
out the BACKGROUND * started. Mrs.
OTIS Skinner wife OF the actor will
also assist ia the productions
Tn" information bureau. established
ut the l:urcHu Or Vacations for Won
gu opened yesterday. Mrs Walter
Christian is chairman OF tho commit
tee from TIA, Daughters Of the Con-
fcd"racy. which Is assisting Members
from IA" lau-i'"llcnic Union Will he
IN "Ear4" on Thursday The young
women who viii assist have divided up
the work, and will hold several meet
,nrs today. The post card committee.
% which Miss Grace Heath is chair
man. viii meet at II o'clock The
committee on hcraldry. Of which Mas
Mas Mcrccr - chairman VIII meet at
l@:3" o'clock, arid Tho committee Or
seals OF which Miss Martha Purcell
is chairman will meet q, II .3u o'clock
Miss Ellen WIS" Is eXcCutiv. chairman
OF the Gi:!s Auxiliary
rho Sweet iirinr ,lumna" Associa-
tiou has named INC drama committee.
which viii produce several scenes from
Sha kcspcarc'a pls.s Th- committee
j. composed of Miss Emma ". Norris,
chairman Miss Mary Johnston. Mrs. Il
l."c Page. Miss Louise Hooper. Miss
Lvoy ThrockmUrtom and Miss Anne
BeVeriuGc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
TRACK ON CARY STREET
HELD UP BY COMMITTEE
'""mismanic Body Postponcs Action
on Southern Railways
Extension.
hoTiI SIDES HEARD rro,
tr"p">cd Eleventh Street Dcuic,, ION
.tiso Held in .tbeyance un,il CITY
Engineer and Citizens Can E,press
Their Views.

Ni'cf extensive argument nv c,izcn,
IA FAVOR and against the ,xt.n.i,,, 80
IN" Southern Railways spur ,r,rl ~,
''H street :" that it shall .ross Elf
''''l'h street aud approach m. c,.t,,,,
H,"' ~ Fourteenth street. the Council
"''"i'''c' Oh Streets Yesterday ,ftcr
N"'iI l;iih the matter oli ,h, t,i,I. ,r,i,
M"rIh - IN order To hear from ni,,
i'l ih":r H"ilinc aud to learn from tr.
faIiwaN company whether II viii o..rcn
#" IN" Terms of tn" ordinance
Us originally drawn tho ton,,,ixo
"f"ih"h'c provides that railroad cars
MAY ne loaded and unloadcd on TN.
extended spur between the hours ar =
AZ night ana I; o'cIoc< in tho moru-
'n%, hn' II was iacitly agreed y.s,cr
'"N "'i"rn""n that the hours be dcsic
h'''d -" between II o'clock al ni.Li
an" o'clock in the mormin.
Sp"akinG for MIR RoIIin. ybo ,,,s
ILL., NSsistan, City Engineer T,li,r.rro
stated thhi tn" city Engineer was on
pose" I" The extension Of tho spur
'"cN on - grounds thai Cary stree,
"'i """n Fourteenth and Fifteenth
>tr"cts is ono If III" worst .conrcstcd
"lS'rcts IN the city. John &. Free
n;'n. VII" represents property rrou,jnr
itt!c mere han I0O zee; o, TN, north
sue "i cary street. proposed that IN.
northern sidewalk he taken mn IN
WiH"h the street. saying that in this
WAY Suihcicnt width ..Nlu he obtained
!" arrow Of i"" opposing streams OF
ira fiic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
SUPREME COURT To REVIEW
WATER CONTRACT CASE
Appeal Allowed From Chuncery
Court in Case of Kelly, COwar-
din, StnSg and Others.
KELLY CLAIMS SHARE Oh. PROFIT
Richmond Men We're Successful Bid
dcrs ON Washington City Filtration
i'lnnt. but Later Sublct Work to
Other Concerns.

Ma appeal and sup.rscdcas allowed
az ia" state Supr"m. Court OF Appeals
yesterday to ~ j. thcwnin; admin
iStrat"r of Sidney J.. Clay. against
Michael Kelly, viii bring before the
highest tribunal in the tnmn,onwcal;h
Tor review. u case whose complication
date back TO 1908
EARLY in tho year 1903 the United
states government proposed to "S-
tabii*h " i3rr" iiliratiun plant near
Washington for use in connection with
TN" water supply of tina, city. \ nroup
"t Richmond men. composed of Michael
Kelly. >. l.. cowardin. Thomas T.. St.""
J'in"% L. BRADLEY and Sidney +. Clay.
10" deceased. conceived The i.ioa ni
h'ddinG on the contract.
III" ii"hm"'dcrS ort;auixcd ~ %
"nriin, t;r"ul"y. Clay X CO.. AMI were
tn" successful bidders for the cyva-
walton work. r""oiviu. tn. contract
rom tie government at their bid Of
H"NH."o" Under the terms Of the CO.
partnership, Kelly ana Stag. were not
I" CIV" ih"ir personal services. merely
hlhdtnE themselves to contribute SlH-
40" each To the general capital Of ths
nIm. ANA /" give The cuapany The.
h"nIiil 90 their credit connections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
HOLD FIRST MEETING


The newly elected board Of directors
of tn" Chamber Of Commerce viii hold
li- first monthly meeting on ThuiSday
afternoon at o'clock.
The ADVERTISING Committee OF tho
chamber will meet this afternoon at
> o'clock. The policy ANA amount OF
money Ia he expended by the organi =
cation for advertising during the re-
nandcr OF the year will he deter
mined. III, members of this commit :
tee are As follows: y .. Swnk chair
man; g. L. Dula. II. W. jackson. T. l..
Reed. w. :. I;hoads, and Percy j.
Straus.