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WARNING ORDER

In the Garland Chancery Court. Norma Wilson plaintiff, against James Ben Wilson defendant. The defendant James Ben Wilson is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complain of the plaintiff.
 Given under my hand and seal oi said Court on this 14th day of Aug ust, 1914.
 A. c. SUILI9NBERGER, Clerk.
 By w. II. Moyston, D. C. !. R. Long, Esq. Attorney ad Item
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Garland Chancery Court FIoy M. Houpt. Plaintiff, against $ R. Houpt, Defendant.
 The defendant, s. R. Houpt, is warned to appeal in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Floy NJ. lIoupt. Given under my hand and seal oi said court on this 18th day of Au gust, 1914.
 A. c. SUILBNiBERGER Clerk.
 By w. II. Moyston, deputy. Jas. s. Mcconnell, Attroney ad item
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WARMING ORDER.

In Justice Court of Garland County Hot Springs Township. Before J w. Afford, j.. P.
 R. L. Gillian, plaintiff, vs. I. J Wing as Agent, defendants Sc curity Bank, garn,shee.
 The Steel Manufacturing O., I. ] Wing as agent, Security Bank as gar nishee, is warned to appear in this court within 20 days and answer tc plaintiffs complaint. R. L. Gillian. Given under my hand as said Jus tice of the Peace this goth day of Au gust, 1914.
 I w ATFORD ps
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of Administration. with the will an nexed, on the estate of Elmira k. Humphrey, deceased, were issued to the undersigned by the Clerk of the Probate Court of Garland County. in
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LEGAL NOTICES


 OF PETITION TO GARLAND COUNTY COURT FOR A CHANGE IN THE WIRE ROAD IN UNION TOWNSHIP.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned will present petition to the Garland County Court on the seventh day of September. 1914, or as soon Thereafter as the same can be heard, asking for an order ap- pointing viewers to view out pro- posed change in the Wire Road in Union township as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a point on said Wire Road, at or near small creek, which crosses said road and flows into the Howard creek, and run thence northeastery through the property of J. r. Howard estate. a distance of about 200 yards, passing north of the barn and other houses be'Onging to said estate, and ilter- secting the Walnut Bottom Road at or near a line dividing the property of T. NJ, Dodson and the said J. F. Howard estate; thence along the Walnut Bottom road to the residence of Harvey Keller; thence easterly by south along lane separating the property of the said Harvey Keller and the property of the said r. Nj, Dodson to gate; thence through the property of the said T. NJ. Dodson, a distance of about loo feet, more or less, to the said Wire Road Also, that the County Court vacate that part of the Wire Road lying between the commencement point and. the terminus of said road proposed by this petition, that is to say, that the Wire Road be declared vacated com cmncing at point at or near said first creek mentioned in this petition and running along said Wire Road to point at or near the residence of the said T. M Dodson.'
 And all persons are hereby notified to appear in said Court on said day and. file protest or objection if any they may have to the appointing of said viewers and the granting of said petition.
 (Signed)
 w. NJ. LYNCH, ET AL. S-3-wkly4wks
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Justice of the Peace Court of II. Hinton. Hot Springs Township. Ed B. Mooney vs. Mcbride X Mo.
 Clamman. The defendants, Mcbride & Me Clamman, are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and an. swer the complaint of the plaintiff Ed B. Mooney.
 H. HINTON, ]. P. Arthur Cobb, Attorney ad Iitem. June 1G, 1914.
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CHA SPEED ADS

In the SentinelRecord today will not
 miss any of the really good things tlat are on the market, and you like as not. will find just what you want.
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RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
 IN NATIONAL EOREer

Notice, Is hereby given that the lands uesCrlbed below, embracing 4i5 acres, Wlthin Che Arkansas National Forest. AIkahSas, VIII be subject to settlement homestead laws of the United States aud me act uf June II. 1906 C3i stat. 2s3l
 at the United States land office at Iit- uc kock. ArkanSaS, on October h. 1914
 Any settler who was actually and in good lalIh claiming any of said lands for agri- SultulI purposes prior to January l., ISUoand has not abandoned same has preference right to make a homestead Il .hlry for the lands actually occupied. Ssild landS were listed upon the applica- tlohs ot the persons mentioned below, Who nave preference right subject to me prlor Tight of any such settler, pro- NIued such settler or applicant is anal fled to make homestead entry and inc prcierencc right Is exercised prior to Ocloher l5. 1914, on which date the lands VIII ne subject to settlement and entry by any qualified person The lands are as follows; The $ 1-2 of NV IA of SW d-t of NE 4. the N l-2 of the N1-9 of IT, tho SWI-4 of NEIL of NC iet
 Sec S, Y. 1 N. R 1g w.. 5th r. M G5 acres, application of J. w. Ragsdale. JessieN J. ille. Arkansas: List 7-223. The > i-2 Of l-2 of SW l-4, Sec D: the NE do4 or NV IT., See. 8, T. l N., R I9 W. JiessieFllle, Arkansas: List 7-225 The " I-2 of NE l-t of NE l-4. the NV 4 Of NE 1-4, the 1-o of NE 1-4 See 1p. T N, R. 10 w., 14O acres, application or J. C. Davis, Hot Springs. Arkansas iist f-232; The N l-2 of 1-2 of Sec. tL, T. J N, R l9 w.. leo acres, appllca- non or John r. Poster Dardanelle. Ar kansas; List 7-333 July 2l, 1914. D. K. IAREO1T. Acting Assistant CommiS. A'"her or the General Land Office
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIlE-Furnlture or all kinds Large stock of all kinds Art Squares cheaper than ever known for cash Come and get our prices. J. H. ERMEY & SON, 6O1 Ouachita.
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TRY A SENTINEL RECORD CLASSI- FEED AID TODAY--lt may rent that va- cant house for you.
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ffh AlPlNE--Furnished Rooms and cottages for Housekeeping, gas in- < s'uued Rooms $t.25 week and up. cottages $lO month and up. 229 Jeff 1erson St. 7.s-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES

Jessievllle, Arkansas; List 7-23G. The F 1-2 of SW 1-4, the SW l-4 of SW II the l-2 of NV 1-4 of SW 1-i the NE II of NV 1-4 of SW IA. Sec. I. r. l Nr R, l9 w, 150 acres. application of Chas. Ault, Friendship, Arkansas: List 1-23I July 21. 1914. n. K. pARROTT. Acting Assistant Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-25

BEAUTIFUL new goods arriving daily at Mrs. C. Higgins Art Store. 606 Central Ave. 9-17-tf
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hooMS FOR RENT-Niceiy fur nished; rates reasonable. Mrs. B snahhon. 132 1-2 Central Ave.
 ohahnon, 132 1-2 Central Ave. 7-15 tf
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a,,s I'M l.lsR APARTMENr--On Broom sida. ida.'unent with sleeping porch on ffont na' all modern accessories- Inquire ia {. Aar Bath House or phone 476. 4-stf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Ct. 2oniicr Marftpreiic.

Ser @eiSenmorft 6lieb pd9renb
Ser am 9iertStog 5u gnbe gegange-
nen @o6e 5ienGid %gIeidmaBig felt,
BEL ilmtem @eiddftsgang. Ste 3lt-
fltbren nablnelt Defenders i'm Norh.
ineitert etApaS 81, no biele @etreioe-
ipeider olif Dem 2oit6e i6re 8or-
rdfbe oltSgeId)idt unb Die @eiddfte
fir Ole Soiion dbeelfloiIen 6aben,
90 mir fleiile 3uhtbren BON 6ar-
ntern a~intreffen. 9ie ISOLDE iin9 mi
elmer SdhpG6e I'M @ei5ermlarft oil
Die an 9ienStog iebr benerfbar mar,
% Elm 8eridt zines &egierun9S.Gr.
perten betaitflt gegeben tpitrbe, in
Dem fcitgelteIlt fpiuN, Dob Der 3libalo
ser modSienoet grnte birrdJ Die
G1Gte nidt gelitten babe, urrb Dob
Gle gegempartige Gage ollie @usiid-
ten aiif cine &eforo grnte biete.
8eider vgrnbeS" 8ei3en nerfairite
iid1 om 9ienstae in ct. 2oiiis 81
901aGts. (No, A. - 81 gts. [gao.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Gptsbam.

0ns Dor : Slipper tpcIdes fiir5.
lid Ncr ftottfatA, erfreute iit zines
5ablreidjer @Gud8 inao mar in ieber
SiniidJt ein biibider GrfoI0. gS mllr.
oelr % Supper : @orcS pertauf,
tpeldJe i'm @ot5cn $4,000 bradtcn;
Der 9odft Sreis fir cine Dor mar
$3.50. Sri. Sallia SeIo erbielt oen
BrciS ais ole populGrite jutge Dame
in Bots6am.
@eorg iut6 @altcr StpGnteper, TO-
tpie Smn aeSslcr irtN Srutf aodutr
babclt gegcntp6rtig 8efild bon Ser
uWfimps" (geidtpolleiren MaipoeIr)
iuto miiiIen 6aber oas 3itnmer bitten
s. 90. llt1e fauftc borioe ISOLDE
6rei groBe MnIeiel fitr $500.
Inner NadJbor, Srit 6leiifl miro
btcie ISOLDE aitf icine 8arm, i'm Mii-
inlri Bottom, 5ieber.
Sobn &eids mar am oepgangeltctt
SomStog BEL SoDn 2ange, nit Dem
Sagcn bon 9rennboI3 beid6ftigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06

q; einf9e 8aggonloOuttgen bradten
etluos mebr. Sn Chicago betrilg Der
Breis 91-95RGts., in Soleoo 93-'
$685. Gt8. nno in Seem Dorf $1.00-
$t.05 per 9ltibel. Die f%ommer5iel.
len @orr6tbe nabmrn in ser 8odc
I'M $4,000 8irIbel ob, urto umioiien
5itr Belt 57,027,0 900 @uibcI, gegcrt-
iiber 63,7S6,000 9uibel nor SSobreS.
.friit.
Wfois 9at int letter 3eit eiitell 5iem-
lid fciten &reisitan6 gebabt. Ole
@orratbe b6llfen ii9 nid)t 10 raid al
pie Dor SaGreslriit urO Die fonnep.
5ieaen @orrGtbe peroen bolG germ.
ger iein oIs bantals. Ole 6i,rdt Dor
9roben 3ufltbren aus ar9entinien
6iirfte einitpeiIen oils beieiti9t gelten.
Die obfpaItelloen Breiie lino 60 Cts.
eco. ~ - 66 uno 67 Cts. Fir go.
81. go. 3,(ipeiB) bringt 65R-66
Gts pro @ltibel.
Ser Saiermnrft 1T felt, be gutter
Godfnge, iotpobG i'm Sn' ME I'M
9talsIan6e. gretie iinO 38 gts. (geo.
4)--40 CTS, [9so. 81 un6 4tRGts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
StoIpe.

Ger M1r5 fGiu9t oieies SoGr pieoer
ON mic elm Come; nitIG mir ipoIlen
boffen 6oB er a4f9ort ipie Elm 2amm.
Serlnann @rflinu lit borige ISOLDE
oltf S. 9obl'S 8arm 9e5oeat.
S. Modrl un6 Samilie tparen oan
pergan1ettell Sonntog ailf 9eili6 6ei
GuatG Seller.
Sellrp Snder p~erfaiifte fiir5li6
mebrere Stiif fettes &tt6oieb OF
Sranf SdlplGmeper mo Sobn 9irf.
Sralt Sreb 9ieboI lieet leiber tuie
mir boren5 ieit porieer @ode be-
ibeuflid erfruftft o~nrlieoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
-Ssn gelepiae, ST., lit a1n Ieb.

-Sn 9elepille, ST., lit a1n leg.
ten Counting SRI. 2orer1a Mserfer
I'M Sitter BON 81 Sabrerl an Der Salil-
genent5iinollng geitorben. SRI. Wfer'
fer ipar in friiberen Sabren Ian9ere
s3iet bier inn @eidyifte Ser Store Stll
@ine 60. oils StctlogropGiitin tEa'
tie lupo sGbIt bier pieIe 5ranoe, DIE
ibren 10 friibaeitiget 500 tieT be-
trnterlt.
-Spit @oebe, bon Soeuf Soiplr-
hip, 5etgt iid) i'm beltigen BOLTS
bIatt oils Gon6ibat fir bos arrt beS
gountpridters fir oelt nDrhltd)erl
9iitrift an. Serr @aeNe ut elm loft0-
iG1riger 9iirger ulieres Gountp':,
bR tiiftiger 2~anbtpirtG, Der bon tlel-
ren gnfGltgen Siird Ueb INTO ailS'
6alier es gum @eiis elmer Der lflon'
item Sarlnen inn County gebrodt bat.
@brIi6 uno aufridtig 9epodrt nut
idarfer Acknowledgements into er'
fabrlrla beIonSers int StraBerrbali
iinb giqer6duften, ole Srt. @aeOe
beitens fir Die Stelle empfebDen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
(iiir $50. q, tueiBen Safer.

Cir Ro. p, ueiben Safer.
&artoffeln baben cinen rubigen
Mtorft 9ebabt, bel maBigen 3ufibrcn
itn0 TRIGGER 9tadJiroge. Sr 8oggon.
Iaoitngen (&art. in S1dcu) be3o9Ite
man 1913 Gt8. fir Die bette alto.
litdt, nit 3ugaben Bis 81 80GtS. fir
beiofu6erS oltS8etudblte aituacnfntdt.
Der 8neis fiir lc6ett0e Sdpueine lit
in Den iebten &ooeit Elm iuelio qeiln
fem. Ser Breisitan6 am 9ieitstog
mar i'm a~llgeneiren $3.50 Dis $3.50
pro Gentuer, fir nle 0itaIitdten.
Die meiiten Gerf1lrfe uuroen al
$8,65-$8.75 pro Gettner abgeidlol
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
2ebrcr Grhfnna.

Cine Briifurg Der 2ebrer bon Sos
co1abe County miro am Sreitag itn0
Samstog, ben 6. nt6 z. MGr5, bier
in Sermantt, iopie aud in Snens.
billie, itattfirben. SdmmtIide go.
pierre, iofuie aitd 8leiitifte, neroen
.seliefert. a6tungsooa,
9. so. 8 Damn e T,
Gountp Superintendent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06

-Srl. 2enu Gof febrte geitern
bon CT. 2oitis 5ltriid mlt& miro da
Iid,c @oden bel ibren @lteriL Gris
ao9 1t. @attin, in Smiss, aran ge.
iltd pertpeilen.
-0ie MitgIiebber her Sermoml
Wattltal Sapilrg & 2omt Iiiociation
(Sparfoiie) bielten ain letten SomS-
tng int Der Gitp SOL tbre SabreSr
per6onunIiutg itto 8eonttentpobl ab
in tpeIder iGnntlide Der frii9eret
0ireftoren pieoeuertpGblt puroen,
rdlnIidl: Iobt. golmngaertater, Som
9arntgaertner it,, al6. HaegelilE
Sttp gberIial 6. s. &ippIbeiar, Grn.il
Clos. 9aimitarf, IT,, sllbert
Sdptbert atnb Serrp So9rts.
Die S6atiadc, bah in Gflagpma
elm ~ebemaIiaer 9anoit Die Sonb nod
Der oernofratii6en @orpernelrsfarb
oi6atlir oiusItreden bari, benefit, Dab
in unjeren &eformitanten bonn 3uft-
bolts bis 5itiir @oltperneursieliel rl,r
elm eon3 fleiner Sdritt lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Mlir Linb ermddtiat !0errn

Senrp Is. Strod
oils Sanoibai THr bic republitaniIde Noml.
nation our WieberlpoDl fir has ami hes
Collectors fir @aeconaoe GouuiD a~n3usei
gen, urtertporieu Der GnlIdeibuna Der
Ciirnm9eber bel Der primGrpobl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
sir Gonntp.Glerf
mir iinb ermddlisi 0errn

mir iino crmddlist 6errn
6erbiapml6 YIeb
OILS Sanoioot iiir bic repubifaniid)e Npmb
nation aur Wlcoer,pobl iir ooS glmt oes
SourtD SIerl fir @asconooe Gonntp on6it,
3cigcn. intetioorieu oet GniIdleibune Der
Gtimmaeber bel Der primGrpabI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
mir iinb ermadbti9t Srrrn
Grib @nene

oils 6anoioot fir bic r~epublifaniId,e glcmi.
nation gum gmie oeS SounipridterS Iiir
ben norolid,en 1iitritt 0 @oSconabe
Sounip anSu5eisen, unieriporIen Der Gnt,
ideioung Der S~timmeeber bel Der primG,.
irabl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Mir iinb ermdd,tist Serrn
s.. 81. SO. Mener

ais Sonbibot fir bic republitaniid,e ylo.
milatton gum Anlte bee Gountprid)terS fir
ben norblihen Diitriti bon 6aScpuabe
Spnntp an5u5eiaen, u%nier,porIen Der Gnts
id,eibuns Der ~etimmseber bel Der primdr.
,pobl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Sir Gonntbridter fir ben n6rSIiden
Siltrift.

Bir fino ermddtist Serrn
@rnit s. Soener
ais Ganbibat fir bic republifanifbc 30.
minoiion 3mn sInte beS Goumiprid,ters fiir
ben norblidieu DiIttifi bon @aSconabe
6ountp anSu5eisen, p%ntermprIen Der Grit.
i%d,eibun9 Der Stimm9eber bel Der primdr.
fpubl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
mir Tino ermddtiSt GERM
Srit s. &o1nle

ats Sanhibat Fir bic republituniId)e yomi-
nation ilr oas smt oeS Collectors fir
Saecoaaoe Sonntp anSu3eisen, mtterpor.
ien Der Gnildeionn9 oerS timm9eber bel Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Sir County Collector.
Dtr iinb ermatiist Ferrn
2orena @nlo

,lS Ganbibat fiir bic r~epubIitaniide glpmi.
lution Iiir ooS Amt oeS Collectors fir SaS.
Sounip anauaeisen, u%nieriporIen Der
snildeioun9 Der Siimm9eber bel Der pri'
n1ripohl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
@oriitenScr Gunntpridtcr.

9pir iino e%rmod)iigt 6errn
Sraitf Srldedr
ais @anbibnt fir bic repubIfonifbe Vomi,
nation sur pieoerpabl fur oas amt oeS
0SriiBcr Der Spunip Sount fir 6aocouabe
Sountp anauaeiaen, nnterporien Der Gnt'
id'eionra Der ~Stimm9cber bei Der prtmar'
lunbl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
Cir Gpnntbridter fiir ben iibliden
0iitrift.
Mir iinb ermGhtiat 6errn
Sernpait,t SditenenleDer

ais Gaubioat fir bic repubIifaniIbc 9io-
mutation 3am Minute beS SountpridterS
fur ben iiib!idjeu IiItrifi bon @aoeonabe
Sonnip an5uSeisen, nnteriuori len Der Gnts
td)eibun9 Der Stimm9eber bel Der priandr.
lpabI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-06
ganotoaten- gn,eigfu.

t5iir Sanoiooien .sln3eiaen Fir gounip.
aeniter pernen $500 bered1net, bic i'm
YorauS gu be6abIen finb.1
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
The June Sale of
Women's Undermuslins
at the Very Low Special Price of Soc

Eoery Jnne sce hold this sale
in the interest of e0ery aComdn
1cho desires good iasdermnslins
at q loao price, and especially to
satisfy those scho are preparing
for vdedtioH trips.
Better values than we have
provided would not be possible:
higher qualities than represented
in this assortment is out of the
question; greater quantities than
we have ever gathered for a
previous sale; styles varied and
exceedingly attractive.
We wish to direct especial at
tention to the large showing of
Cotton Crepe UnderweaE which
we have provided for this sale.
This underwear IS much in de-
mand for summer wear. 1t is
a fabric that does not cling to
the body, is very cool and easily
laundered, requiring no ironing.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
LETTER CARRIERS ON
JOY TRIP TO BEACH
Postmaster Praeser and Other Of
6cials Leave on Special Car from
Chesapeake Junction.
EXCURSION PROVES SUCCESS

washington letter carriers, accom-,
NAMED by their families and friends. en-
loved their biggest excursion at Chesa-
peake Beach yesterday. Early In ths
morning cars carried crowds Of pleasure
seekers to Chesapeake Junction, where
special trains awaited them. which left
at O'Clock, carried Postmaster Otto
Praeger. Assistant Postmaster Robinson,
Chief Clerk Chance, E. B. Smith, OF the
Postmaster Generals office; Carter b.
Keene. director of postal savings; w. h
Haycock, superintendent OF delivery /,
Granville Hunt, superintendent OF the
registry system; C. B. Matthews. super
intendent of the letter. carriers, and
Maj. George B. TAFT president OF the
Postofice Clerks Association.
A program Of athletic events had been
prepared, consisting of three-iegged
race, ffty-yard dash for girls. seventy-
Vineyard shoe race, Fifty yard race Tor
married women, nag race, and a loo-yard
dash for boys under twelve years OF
age.
TIE Letter Carriers Gle. Club sang >.
number of songs.
The excursion was in charge Of George
z. winkelman, president Of the Letter
Carriers Association. and the executive
COMMITTEES, which consisted Of n K.
Eppley, chairman: A. l. Hamacher. J.
y. woodfieid, W. j. Hamacher. A. r.
Bierly, and Julius Maher.
Prizes were awarded the winners OF
the athletic events; the judges being
Thomas B. Kelley, Raymond Scareiner,
and s. 8. Poston-
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
CAMDEN TAKES OATH AS
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Kentuekian Increases Democratic Ma
jony-He Is Slightly Past
Forty Years Old.

johnson N. Camden took the oath Of
office yesterday as Senator from Ken
lucky. At the November election a Sem
ator will be elected to I'LL out the re-
mainder Of the term of the late Senator
william c. Bradley. and a Senator also
will be elected for the full term begin
ming next March.
Mr.. Camden is a son Of the late J. M.
Camden. for years a Senator from West
Virginia. The swearing in of Senator
Camden fills the membership of the Sem
ate. There are now ninety six Senators.
The new Senator is a Democrat. and
by his induction into Office the Demo-
Gratis will make a gain Of one vote. Sem
ator Bradley. whose successor Mr.. Cam
den Is. was a Republican.
Senator Camden 10 slightly past forty
years. tall and straight. and Ia an inter-
esting looking person.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
CoMll1ssIoNERs FILE APPEAL.

The District Commissioner yesterday
filed an appeal from Justice Gould's issu-
ance Of an Injunction to Samuel g. Ed
monston, jr.. which prevents the District
from stopping Sunday bali playing. The
fans OF this town. however. In all proba-
bility, will, nevertheless. be able to enjoy
baseball on the Sabbath at least for the
rest of the summer, for the Court OF
Appeals will not hear any more cases
until autumn.
II is understood that the Commission
ers are not unfavorable to Sunday base
ball, but no statement could be obtained
from them yesterday except one to the
effect that they want the decree Of the
highest court TO sustain them. In what
ever action they viii have to take re-
garding 1t.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19

enjoys good patronage than the fact
that 1t is picked out as the stopping place
for newly married couples. In the first
place, only hostelries of the best repu-
tation for 'respectability. comfort, and
service are apt to be considered There
Is no other time in a mans life when he
is apt to be more careful In the selec-
ton of stopping place. than when on
the wedding tour. Therefore, the man.
asement of the hotel of his choice may
feel well complimented and be 4pprecia-
tive OF the patronage.
During the present Atlantic City season
the Hotel Monticello lays claim to the
distinction Of having entertained more
bridal couples than any other hotel at
the popular seashore resort. That there
Is some ground for this claim becomes
evident. although no systematic canvass
Of the various hotels has been taken.
when a glance Is taken at the hotel req
lister, which almost daily shows the
names of a great many honeymooners
from all sections Of tho country. The
record for the season was established
last week. however, when registrations
were received from twelve different
States in one day.
For cozy. comfortable, and home,ite
hotel at which to spend a honeymoon or
for merely business. pleasure, or recre-
anon visit. 1t would be difficult to p,ek
out more attractive place than the
Hotel Monticello. 1t Is an up-to-date no.
Tel In every respect It is being most
successfully conducted to the general
subtraction Of its numerous guests under
a liberal ownership management. Mr..
A. Conrad Ekholm, the proprietor, has
personally conducted the house for the
sast ten years. There are about 800 Ruest
rooms, and about one-third Of the rooms
communicate with private baths. All the
appointments Of the house are maintained
at uniformly high-grade standard, the
table and service are exceptionally GOOD
ana the location most central and de-
siraoie convenient to all the attractions
ana opposite the best bathing section.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
!. S. ATTORNEY PROBES
AMBROSE'S FINANCES
Wilson Compeh Bank 70 Produce Re
ceivers Bank Account at
Inquiry.
THOSE INVOLVED ARE RETIcENr

A statement Of the bank account of
Attorney William z. Ambrose, as re-
ceiver for the defunct First Cooperative
Building Association OF Georgetown. is
now In the hands Of United States At
torney Clarence Wilson for Investigation.
The National Metropolitan Bank was
compelled by subpoena to issue to the
prosecuting attorney . atatement of the
account. but what the prosecutors plans
are. II he has any. could not be ascer-
tanned. He and his assistants were mum
about the matter.
The action Of the United States Attor-
ney followed certain disclosures before
the House committee investigating i'm
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
HANEIs TAYLOR TAKEN Ill.

Hannis Taylor was taken IN in the
Riggs National Bank yesterday. Milton
Z. Ales, vice president of the hank
summoned q physician and Mr.. Taylor
was taken IN taxicah to his residence.
seiB o street northwest. MrA Taylor said
last night her husband had suffered only
an attack OF indigestton.. She said he
practically had recovered
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
w oodward & Z Lothrop
New orI-WAsHINGToN-P.ris
Special Soc Luncheon Today

DEvII.ED SALMON SANDWICH. LITTLE NECK COCKTAIL
CLAM cHowDER
| H WATERCRESS OR FRIED YELLOW
TROUT TOMATO SAUCE: soFr-sHEIL CRABS ON
TOAST, TARTARE SAUCE; ROAST BEEF HASH
wITH>GREEN PEPPERS
FRESH STRING NEW POTATOES. cREAMEp
CUCUMBER AND TOMATO SALAD
HOT ROLLS CORN MUFFns
" ICE CREAM MELBA SAUCE.
COFFEE TEA, MILK OR sUTTERMILK
EEs sII yE srAVnaoF, P1aoF isms TO ak
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19

psachment charges against Justice Dam
jei Thew Wright.
Mr.. Ambrose . few weeks ago fled Z
receivers account In the District suprems
Court certifying that he had deposited In
the National Metropolitan Bank 81. .Ssa3o
collected for the building assoctattcn-
witnesses told the House committee how
q large part Of this fund was obtained
by the receiver.