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The Washington times., 1912-12-31
Underwood to Talk
Tariff With Wilson

The revision Of the tariff at the spe-
ciai session Of CONGRESS- was expected to
Ss n: sc.. o. S'rS::Sn wssr n Con
cratic leader Of the House, calls on
President-slect Wilson, 1t Princeton, to-
day. II 10 not anticipated that any ef-
fort will BE- made TO gain an under.
various schedules 70 be reduced. " WV
The Washington times., 1912-12-31
Woman's Accident Case
Calls for Big DAMAGES

Damages amounting to Sc&0oo are
asked IN a suit filed against the Capital
Traction Company in the District su-
preme Court by Mary r. Shook. The
In boarding q street car ct Pennsyl.
vania avenue and Twenty.ffth street
on JULY TO-
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Life Use of Estate
Goes to Mrs. TurtOn

The will OF James e. Turton. dated
June I, 1896, gives his wife. Mary +.
Turton, the life use Of his estate. On
the death Of Mrs. Turton. the premises
at 1907 X street northwest. will 60 to
william II. Turton. a son. and the
premises At sl4 Eleventh street north.
west. to James E. Turton: another son.
and the remaining estate will be d.
riSSt to serve as executors were fIicd
with tho will by Mrs. Turton and Henry
r. Davis.
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GIFTS Of WEALTHY !.
N 1912 AMOUNT
TO 's27,0O0,0O0
Morgan Largest Contributor,
and Americans Lead in
Donations.

The year 1919 has bsen notable for
the lsrSs number Of bensfactions for
educational and philanthropic purposes.
Tho total bsnsfactions. accruins from
amounts Of Sl0.ooo up. were approxl.
mateiy eso3,0onooo. II 70 probable that
the sum Of the lesser donations would
reach about e3s,ooo.eoo. making Ss17.oo0.ooo
In Oil. These ngur&s exceed the preced-
Ing ysar BY l1ss.ooo.ooe.
Educational works were the most pop-
uiar channel for the distribution of
this money; hospitals and the care for
the aged came next, with gifts for
religious enterprises close third. Be-
sides the known amounts there we're In
Vulnerable donations BY persons whose
identity was not disclosed. or disclosed
to only . few.
Gifts In tnSland.
In England during is12 the bensfac.
tions aSgrsgated only about CO. oo0
The American benefsctions would
more than pay for years maintenance
Of the army and navy. The aggregate
10 mors than the capital Of the Bank
Of England or Of the imperial Bank Of
Germany. and exceeds the amount Of
The Washington times., 1912-12-31
WASHINGTON TINES BussAu:

ANACO0TIA, ". C.s OAs~' ~
The Sunday school Of the Anacostia
N. Z. Church distributed Christmas
gifts last night. A purse Of money
was given the Rev. Samuel W. 0raffiln.
pastor. and superintendent Arthur b.
Suit was given q bath robe and slippsre.
Teachers and pupils received Gifts. and
q cantata named "Ssnta's Remedy"
was produced BY boys and girls. The
chorus OF Bfty young voices was called
upon to repeat each song. Daniel c.
smithson. musical director. was In
charge.
The pupils in the cast were Barbara
Eubank. May Shank, Janet williamson.
Norman Murphy. Harvey Townsend
and Grace Bobiits. santa Claus was
played by Ralph Williamson.
A New Year eve dance will be reid
this evening IN Hitchcock Theater at
the Government Hospital for the In
zane. This 10 the way In whish ps-
t,ents and employees usher In the Nav
Year annually. and the practice 10 TO
be followed this season. The dance
will be continued until the approach
OF the midnight hour. when the dsnc-
crs will be dismissed in timo to wit
ness the advent OF the New Year.
The Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church will hold its holiday exercises
tonight. with . Christmas tree and .
Sunday school entertainment. In. the
edihce. in Minnesota avenue. Some
Of the church people who will be pree-
ent intend to remain until the birth
Of 1913. but no formal watch night
services have been arranged.
Methodist churches In which watch
nieht services will take place are
the Anacostia Methodist Episcopai
Church and the Congress- Heights
services will begin at 10 o'clock
The Washington times., 1912-12-31
Seeks Divorce Because
Husband Loves Another

In a suit for an absolute divorce fled
In the District Supreme Court today.
Mrs. Cora Mcintosh charges tina. her
husband. George A. Mcintosh. desert
ed her eight years ago. and has since
The couple have one child. Mrs. Nc.
Intosh asks for alimony and custody
of the child.
The Washington times., 1912-12-31
Hit Everything But Mark.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5i.-Charies Van
Cent and Pietro Quito. dueliist, fred
five shots At each other, SCARED up q
were arrested.
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without taking any one into their
confidence. Herman &. Briggs and
Miss Lottis b. Ward. both Of Gath.
ersburg. this county, went to wash
ington Saturday and were quietly
married They will take up their
reside nee at 0aithersburG after their
honeymoon trip.
The Montgomery County Past Mas.
ters Association. which mot at Ken
sington. elected officers for tho snsu.
ing year. a. follows: President, Fred.
srick II. Grimm: vice president, Dr.
George n. Wright: sscretary.treasur.
or, James +. Allen.
Several fine residences are in course
Of construction In Rockville. Harry
A. Dawson and Lloyd Brewer are
building homes IN the western sec
tiOn Of town and william r. Welt 10
building . house In the eastern Sec
ticn.
The annual meeting Of the Mont
gomery County Agricultural Society
will be held In Rockville Wednesday.
ors for the year 1913.
A family reunion was held yester-
day at the home Of Franklin Mace.
near Beane. this county. all Of Nj.
Mace's children and their husbands
and wives and several Of his grand =
children. attending.
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Home for Aged Porters.

2 n1ER4lN, DEC. MA hotel porter 6s
tips. has given the hotel porters' associ.
alton Q hve-eore tract for homo for
superannuated portera re
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$4,000 Muf Gone.

LONDON. Dec. N.-when Mrs. Ralph
shainwsid, of New York, missed her
sable mum from the Rits. she told Scot.
land Yard that u was worth 1lS000
The Washington times., 1912-12-31
ORGANIZE !.
TO AID TEACHERS
IN PUBLIC SCHOOL
Association Is Formed In
.Kensington, Nd, to Pro-
mote Improvements.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Dec. sl.-A
PARENTS and Teachers Association
has besn organized At Kenaington.
this county. with W. N. Twombiey ~
The object Of the asao-
citation IL to promote improvements
in the school buildings and grounds
and to make the school environments
a. attractive and hsalthful os pos.
sibIe.
The Washington times., 1912-12-31
Babies or Cooks 2

Why pay 500 week for a cook and
5000 week for nuse-sirla Is food more
important than the care Of the baby1 In
narrative that is really an adventure story.
Nellie Grant. Nurse-sirl unconsciously
presents our moa important household prob
lems Her story Is in the New
Years Woman's Home Companion ~
The Washington times., 1912-12-31
Music for 1918

Two full pages Of music, 4 delightful love
song entitled The Esquimaux Maid" BY
George Lowell Tracy. and . graceful waltz
for the ainase,u pianist entitled The Little
Marqmse. BY Mauies Depset viii be en-
joyed BY al Ioven Of good music. ln sheet
music these compositions would cost al least
forty cents each. These and many other
good things in the New Years -
Woman's Home Companion for O%
The Washington times., 1912-12-31

Copy.C Cats Cured In 1915 for I5e
Poor Sister Nan. the naughty brat. wa. just
a little copy-cas. No cure could work; she
stayed the same, until the Kewpies fixed the
blame. It's told-just how they made her
feel-in sketch and rhyme by Rose q "a
ONeill S6llthe hechuseremain. only lO<
The Washington times., 1912-12-31

Mdwiuter HVssrves In 1913
Canning in midwinter: A brand new idea,
and useful and practical too. II the preserve
closet looks bit scan,y after the demands
Of Thanksgiving and Christina. you can re-
plsnish it with unusual and delicious things.
The New Years Number Of the Woman.
Home Companion will tell you 1Sx
how. for -'& 0&
The Washington times., 1912-12-31
THE Blue Butterfly,

Ths Blue Butterfly
May E. wilkins Freeman's story. Illus
tased BY Charles Dana Gibson. Is not only
an absorbing love story. but q touching
picture Of Marcia Reyes, the village dress-
maker. who was responsible for the wonder
ful Blue Butterfly. auterns above the head
ofthepsetiestgi gihntown. lntheNew Years
Woman's Home Companion. worth q -
far more than i. pi;oe -; y; r .. lO<
=: ....o. - - ,.'
The Washington times., 1912-12-31
'Standartlisin9 jimmy"

'StandardisinS Jimmy"
Stat 1913 night BY reading laushable but
serious tale BY May Heaion Vone. whose
stories Of the Preston family have become
famous. E&&is experiences in Introducing
Efficiency into he home Is delicious bit
Of hunos with something more than fun
real workable idea. Only one Of the stories
IN she Woman's Home Compan- -.
ion tos January ,~....s> OE
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23

and trust business. and to accumulate and loan its funds and the funds of
 its depositors. and to invest the same, receive deposits of money. loan, in- vest and collect the same with in-
 terest and repay the same to depos-
 itors. with or without interest. as may be provided by proper authority
 Of the Board of Directors. in and by it's corporate name to take, re ceive. hold. and repay. reconvey and dispose of any effects and property,
 both real and personal which may be granted. committed transferred or conveyed to it. with it's consent. upon
 any terms. or upon any trusts what
 ever. at any time or times, by any person or persons, including married women o~ minors. body or bodies corporate, or by any court of record; t0 administer. fulfill and discharge the duties of such trust or trusts. for such remuneration as may be agreed upon. to act generally as agents or attorneys for the transaction of busi- ress, the management of estates, the collection of rents, dividends. mort gagcs. interest. bonds, bills. notes and securities for moneys; tO act as agents for the purpose of issuing, negotiating, registering. transferring or countersigning the certificates Of of stock, bonds or other obligations of any corporation. association or municipality. and to manage any sink
 ing funds therefor on such terms ds may be agreed upon; to act as agent for fire insurance. surety and othc' companies. and generally to act as agent for any person or corporation in the transaction of any lawful bus mess To accept and execute the of- flee of eXeCutOr. administrator. trustee. receiver, assignee or guard ian for any minor. incompetent per son. lunatic or any person subject to guardianship: to loan money upon real estate and collateral security, and to execute and issue it's notes and dcbentures. payable at future date. and to pledge it's mortgages on real estate and other securities as security therefor: to take and receive for any individual or corporation. or deposit for safe-keeping and storage. gold and silver plate. jeWelrN money. stocks securities and other valuable and personal property. and to rent out the use of safes and other re- ceptacles. upon such terms and for such compensation as may be agreed upon: to become sureties for admin istrators. guardians. or other trustees or persons in cases where. by law or otherwise. one or more suretieS are required: to examine titles and make and certify abstracts of title; to. guarantee or insure to grantees the validity of titles in real estate trans
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23

secretary of the National Rifle As sociation for Arizona: Won by Tue son Rifle club: total score, 657; Com pany A of Phoenix second. score 635: Company D of Mesa third, score 620: Company k of Tucson fourth. score 454 Ten shots each at 200 wards, 300 wards and 500 yards: teams of five men each. High score for range made by Lieut.. La Tourette of Com pany E. Phoenix. shooting with the Tucson Rifle club. and Private Me Rae of Company A of Phoenix, who tied at 132 High score at 200 wards by Lieut.. La Tourrette, with 46. High score at 300 yards by Lieut.. Moritz of Company A of Phoenix. with 46 High score at 500 yards by Private McRae of Company A of Phoenix, with 49.
 All-COmers' Rapid-F'ip and Skir mish Match-Won by Lieut.. La Tourette of Phoenix. with q score of 49 at rapid fire at 200 wards and d score of S3 at the skirmish. for a total of 132 La TOurette made high est score at both ranges. The eight prize winners were:
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23
OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE.

\ recent decision of the courts in case tried at Belfast should be Of interest to American pur- chasers of antiques. particularly old Sheffield plate or Sheffield plate"
 The prosecutor. acting with the support and cooperation of the Cut lers company and the Sheffield Mas ter Silversmiths association. brought series of six summonses against a dealer in Belfast. complaining that "he did apply to certain articles q false trade description. namely old Sheffield plate or Sheffield plate 1881"
 The case establishes the point trat the term "old Sheffield plate" or Sheffield plate" implies vessels made of copper and coated with sil- ver by means of fusion. This pro cess was the precursor of electro- plating. and died about sev enty years ago. Very little ware is produced in Sheffield by this method today Fine specimens of genuine Sheffield plate bring fancy prices. and at the trial it was stated that large qu9n- titles of both the real and the cOun- terfeit are bought by Americans
 The articles in question were shown to be electro-plate on coi. per by a process patented about the year 1853. None of the artices We're Sheffield plate. Sheffield ol1rcd CT o'd Sheffield plate, and did no, come from Sheffield The magistrates considered the offenses clea:,y prov en.-Consular Report
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23
PHILLIPS ORGANIZES
 CHRISTMAS MINING CO.
Will Operate New Property Adjoining
 London Mountain.

Stockholders are enthusiastic over the Christmas Mining company or ganized yesterday with Theodore Phillips president: $. H. Nit chell. vice president and r. E. Hide bran. secretary and treasurer. A linn ited amount of the capital stock of Sl.000,0 ,000 par value S1 each will be sold. Phillips will leave tomorrow for Christmas and immediately begin 10 operate the mine l. adjoins the Lon don Mountain Copper Queen which property was promoted by Phillips who with such well known men as Eugene Brady ONeil. Sidney Stewart. Peter Mohn. Christian Alexander. Dr John w. FosS, Seaman Treadwen and NJ. A, Dickerson incorporated md sold at a handsome profit to Q. A. Turner of a2 Broadway. New York. Turner es- inmates the present value of the mine at S1.500.000
 Of the discovery the Los Angeles Examiner says:
 vast deposit of concentrating DOT phyry copper ore. resembling in every way that at Ray. but apparently slightly richer. has been discovered right in the heart of the town of Christmas on three claims belonging to Theodore Phillips
 Thousands of people have walked over this ground since Christmas was established an1 not until a few days ago. when Phillips, actuated more by curiosity than by any expectation that he would find values. cut into a DOT phyry dike. was it known that copper existed there.
 Phillips cut into the ,like at only one place. He noticed copper stain on the surface and dug down into the rock a few feet. Right under the surface he encountered concentrating ore. Min ing experts who have examined the openings say that the average is prob ably higher than at Ray.
 The dike is between 200 and 300 feet wide and cuts across Phillips three claims from northeast to southwest In places it is covered with rock and dirt but it is easily .raceable for 2S00 feet There is no doubt that it extends on through other claims
 II is the belief of some that the cop per in the famous old Christmas mine was ieacned from this ledge Phillips claims are below the Christmas. but the ledge evidently extends up through the mopniains above that property.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 of the ARIZONA STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
 That we, the undersigned, have this day voluntarily associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation under the laws of the State Of Arizona. and we do hereby adopt the following ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
 ARTICLE l.
 The names of the incorporatOrs are F. N Fredericks, H. J. McClung. J NJ Ormsby, Reese NJ. Ling and Nose Drachman.
 ARTICLE II.
 The name of this corporation is and shall be
 ARIZONA STATE BANK AND
 TRUST COMPANY, and it's principal place of transa ctnG business shall be at Phoenix. in the County of Maricopa. State of Arizona with branches in such other places in the State of Arizona as may be deem cd advantageous.
 ARTICLE III.
 The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted is a gen eral banking, savings, loan, deposit
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23

State. on this day personally appeared U NJ Ormsby. known to me to be one of the persons whose name is subscribed to the foregoing iustru- ment. and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and official seal this 20th day of March. A D 1912
 F. w. POWERS. (NotariaI SeaD Notary Public.
 My commission expires February 18th. 1916.
 State of Arizona County of Maricopa. ss. Before me. E. w Powers. a Notary Public in and for the said County and State. on this day personally ap- Ieared Reese NJ Ling and MoSo
 Drachman. known to me 10 be ths persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument. and they. and each of them. acknowledged 10 me that they executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed
 Given under my hand and official seal this 18th day of March. A. b. 1912
 E. w. POWERS. ,NOtarial Sean Notary Public. My commission expires February !19. 1916.
 State of Arizona. County of MaricOpa, ss. Before me. F.. w Powers. Notary Public in and for said County and State. on this day personally appeared H. J. McClung known to me to bc one of the persons whose names is subscribed to the foregoing instru- ment and acknowledged to ne that | he executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and official | seal this 22nd day of March. A. D. i 1912.
 F.. w. POWERS. | (Notarial SeaD Notary Public. My commission expires Fcbruarv i1g. 1916.
 State of Arizona. County of Maricopa. ss. | Vernon l.. Vaughn. County Re corder in and for the County of Mar ! icopa State of Arizona. do hereby certify that I have compared the for,- going copy with the original ArticieS | of Corporation of Arizona State Bank and Trust Company. filed and record ed in my office on the 22nd day Of
 March 1912, and that the same is c full. true and correct copy of such original. and of the whole thereof. Witness mv hand and seal of office this 22nd day of March 1912 VERNON l.. VAUGHN tSeaD County Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23

fers at. q rate of compensation. and upon such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon. to lease. pur- chase. hold and convey land. or such personal estate as may be necessary to carry on its business. as well as such real and personal estate as it may deem necessary to acquire in the enforcement or settlement of any claim or demands arising out of its business transactions, and to eN- ecute and issue in the transaction of its business all necessary receipts, certificates and contracts, which shall be signed by such person or persons as may be designated by the hy-laws of this corporation t0 do any and all acts and things per taining to or what they may be connected with the purposes and ob- iects above specified. or that may be necessary or convenient or use ful to the main purposes Of this cor poration. in carrying on d general banking. savings. loan. deposit and trust business.
 ARTICLE IV
 ne amount tl CtttItdl Si'Nh bl this corporation k one million dol lars CSI.000.000). divided into ten thousand shares U0.000). of the par value of one hundred dollars (S10W each Five thousand Cj.ooo) shares of the gar value of five hundred thousand dollars (SJ00.000 shall be issued. subscribed and paid for be- fore the corporation commences the transaction of business. The balance of the stock shall be issued at such times and in such amounts as the board of directors may determine. Provided that all stock shall be sold for cash at not less than par.
 ARTICLE V.
 The time of the commencement of this corporation shall be at the date Of the filing of these articles of iH- corporation with the proper officer or officers of the state of Arizona, and the ternination thereof shall b. twenty five C25) years from and after such date.
 ARTICLE VI
 The officers of this corporation shd.l be president vice president. secre- tarv and cashier. both of which last named offices may be filled by the same person. and such other officer or officers as the board of directors shall from time to time determine.
 The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by a board of dt- rectors. which shall consist of not more than twenty (20), nor less than fifteen G5) members.
 The first board of directors shall consist of fifteen G5) members. but said board may. by resolution Tn writing duly passed by majority
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23

Doctor Reid. the London mediC,-l writer, was requested oy woman of literary eminencc to call at her house. Be sure you recollect the address" she said as she quilted the room: No. l Chesterfield stree" 7" Madam" said the doctor. T am tco great an admirer of poil;eTess moi lo remember Chesterfield. and. I fear. too selfish ever to forget NunIbc. One
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23

thereof. at an time increase said board of directors from fifteen G5) tc twenty (20J, or any intermediate number
 The directors must be stockholders in the corporation and shall be elected d; the annual meeting of the stock hclders to be held on the third Sat urday in January of each year. The first Board of Directors shall be selected from among the stock holders and incorporatoTs hereof and when so elected shall. from among their number elect the officers of this company and shall have the power to appoint from their number an EXecu- tive Committee and such other officer cr officers as they may deem neces- sary. vesting in such persons all the power which they may deem eX- pedient
 The first Board of Directors shaI! bc elected at d meeting. the date Of which is to be designated by the inCOrpOrators hereof.
 ARTICLE VII. The greatest amount of indebted ness or liability to which this corpo- ration shall at any time subject it self. over. and above the amount due depositors. is Six Hundred. SiXty-six Thousand. Six Hundred SXty-siX Dol lars 1$666. .666.00).
 ARTICLE VIII
 Each StockhOlder of this company is liable to the amount of the par value of stock owned by him. equally and ratable and not one for the oth CT. but for no other or greater amount. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 18th day of March. A D. 1912.
 R. \. FREDERICKS.
 H. J. McCLUNG.
 j. NJ. ORMSBY.
 REESE NJ LING.
 NOSE DRACHMAN State of Arizona.
 County of YavaDai. ss. Before me. II. \. ChevertOn. a No tary Public in and for said County and State. on this day personally ap- pearcd F. N Fredericks. known to me to be one of the persons whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instru- mrnt. and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed Given under my hand and official seal this 18th day of March A. D. 1912.
 H. X. CHEVERTON. (Notarial SeaD Notary Public. My commission expires February 18th. 1916.
 State of Arizona.
 County of MaricOpd, ss
 Before me. E. w. Powers. Notary Public in and for said County and
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23

This divorce dialogue is reported by the Battle Creek. Mich, Enquirer 'I am pleased to meet .-cu again. % he said. Thank vJu.' replied the lpGy who lad once been his vie. How are the chiiGrcn?" What Ours We never had any "Oh. I beg yocr pardon. It was very stupid of me mistoo!. you for someone else"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-23
DAYS
 RIFLE RECORD
Results of the Shooting Matches in Tucson; Lieu tenants LaTourette and Moritz in High Classes; Tucson a Winner

TStcciGl Correspondence
 TUCSON. Ariz. March 1.-The results of the first days shooting at the Arizona Rifle association first annual meet were as follows:
 State Secretary's Match-For cup presented by Geo. J. Roskinge, state