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Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
Republican A. P. Leased WlreJ

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Issuance of an order by the de facto govern ment of Mexico requiring all oil de- velopment companies to file complete details of their organization and operations was announced tonight by the Mexican agency here. It was eX- plained that the object was to pre- tect the public from unscrupulous promoters.
 The agency statement also told of steady revival of business through out the republic and of the promul gation of new and stringent excise degree in Mexico
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
PORTER CHARLTON
 IS RELEASED
[RepubIIcan A. p. %eased wire1


 COMO. Italy, via Paris, Nov. 21.- Porter Charlton, the American who recently was tried on a charge of murderlng his wife and who was found guilty and sentenced to six years and eight months imprison- ment. was released today He is in good health anG spirits
 By reason of the time that CharI- ton had been under restraint and m additional one year taken from his sentence under an amnesty, Charlton was compelled to serve only % days in prison after his conviction and sentence. Charlton killed his wife in 1910.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
IRepubIican A. p. Leased wIreJ

TOXIC. Nov. 21.-The keenest in terest has been aroused in Japan by Washington advices that representa- tions have been made to China 70 induce her to join the entente aIli- ance. The foreign office declines to discuss the matter Tn the absence of precise information, various ex- plantations are being advanced as to the motives of the interested nations Persons who are in close touch with the foreign affairs assert that thus far no formal agreement had been entered into by China
 The explanation most generally of- fered in Tokio is that the allies are
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
Subjection, Then Election

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2t-That General Venustiano Carranza will countenance no election in Mexico until his forces have crushed ali op- position was the opinion expressed here today by L. E. Moreno, secre- tary of state for Sonora, upon his ar rival in the city.
 In the party with Mir. Moreno. were F'laVis A. Borquez, treasurer general for Sonora; Ignacio MendiVi, secre- tary to the treasure Arturo GOn- zales. sapitalist.-of Mexico, and C'ap- tain E. Goldboum y Padif1a. chief of the police force of Sonora.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
Republican A. p. Leased WlreI

BERLIN, Nov. 21. (By Wireless to SayviIle)-The Serbian town of Novi- pazar. which is only 25 miles from the Montenegrin frontier. has been taken by the Germans. This announcement was made today by the war office. which reported also the capture of 4400 Serbians yesterday. Only minor ac-
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
DRIVEN FROM MEXICO, ONCE
 WEALTHY MAN, TURNS BURGLAR

in three suitcases and when ordered to halt he jumped into a taxicab, which the police followed and overlook.
 After his confession, the police said, he took detectives to the hills and showed them where he had hidden another suitcase filled with loot
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
SUNRISE PRAYER
 FOR LIBERTY BELL
JRepublican A. p. Leased Wire1

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 21.-With a sunrise prayer. 10000 school children paid homage to the Liberty Bell here al 30 o'clock this morning. Exclusive of the children, between 100000 and 125.0 900 residents of St. Louis and surround ing towns passed before the bell dur ing its seven and half hours visit to the CitV
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
AMERICAN BOAT
 SEIZED BY 4 BRITISH SHIP

Steamer Genesee with Cargo of Coal Seized by British Cruiser; Owners Say in Defiance of the United States
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
CHICAGO STARTS
 FRESH AIR CARS
rRepublican A. p. Leased Wire1

CHICAGO, Nov. 21-Sixty street cars with windows removed, were put in service yesterday by the Chicago Surface Lines company. Signs in front of the cars proclaimed them fresh air cars"
 Leonard A. Busby, president of the Surface lines, said the cars had been placed in service at the request of Health Commissioner John Dill Robertson and would be kept in ser vice until their practicability is proved or disapproved.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22

confiscated property. both at interior points and along the border. Prop ertY belonging to those guilty of of lenses against the cause may be con- fiscated, but property seized from those who have in no way partici- pated in politics will be returned to the owners.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-08-06

The Orphans Court met on Tuesday
with full bench present. The follow
ing business was transacted:
Application made by Walter J.. Mitch
ell and C, Oshla Swami for letters OF
administration on the estate Of J.
Samuel SWAIN. deceased. as Of July 20,
1915, Withdrawn Application made bs
Catharine o, Swami for letters II ad-
ministration on same estate. 81 Il
fixed at $1,000 Hied, approved anu
ters granted warren, 20 appraiss Is
sued to bert Ii. Turner and Thomas
Brookbank.
Account Of sales Of the estate OF
Thomas Pool, deceased, fled.
First AID tnal administration account
in the estate Of James E. Stewart, de-
ceased, filed.
Bond Of William A. Knapp. admins
traitor Of Mary Z Knapp, deceased.
filed, approved and letters granted
First and iinal administration account
o Frederick 5. Matthews, administra-
tor ef Joseph Dyer, deceased, filed AID
approved.
Ordered BY the Court that the Regis
ter OF wills submit an audit on the bal
anee distfibutable in the estates Of
James Z. Stewart. Joseph Dyer and
Jonn W. Thompson, respectively.
Court adjourned to meet IN regular
session Aug. Il, 1915.
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/ Mr.. T E. Huntt, the cous teous clerk
Of j. kyap'& Bros, spent Sunday with
his parents Sir. aud Mrs E A. Hunt.
1850 v Franklin ST.. Balto.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ossn Charter. Of wash
ington, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ludlow ami little daughter ~
Scat Pleasant spent a iew DAYS th.s
week at Nrs 2 f rrotter's.
Our popular widoNer. Mr. J. P. r..
was the most aitTrcsiye beau among
the ladies at the festival held hsge last
Thursday That's right jimmie be
popular s it, the sifls
Mr.. asd Miss Dssoa. OF DsBiS are
visiting ID ir sist r. As>. Samuel r. on i.
Miss Maggie Weleh. b. las been
visiting hsr sister, Mrs Eo5y. left fof
Chaptico at week
Hiss Irene Trotter spent tie wees.
es in Washington
Miss Maud Stumpnvr, is at home on
her vacation from Mill Greek West.
Va. where she has been employed as a
milliner.
Mr. C. Rue, Of Qaantieo, Va, was a
visitor here derinx The week.
Mr. Matthew Irwin and sister, Mrs
Lyon, IT Bel Alton. visited this Misses
Tratter last week
Mr.. aud Mrs Hefiin, Of Washington,
and Miss Maud Hardesty, of Newport,
have retarnsd home after delightful
visit 70 their sister, Mrs. Sydney Bar
bour.
Our little village il rapidly on tie i'm
prove. New residences are being erect
ed and every thing seems TO be thriy-
ing. Sir. samuel Ryan's pretty home
is nearing completion, while our polite
Agent, Mr. Barbour, bias already moved
into bis new home.
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Surrounded by relatives and few in
innate friends. Miss Mary Eulalia Mat
tingly, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis +. MattingIy, Of Indian Head
became the bride Of Mr.. William Z
vogeIson, Of Washington. at St. Alloy
sius Catholic Church, Washington, or
saturday, July 3lst
Nuptial Mass was celebrated By Rev
Father Brooks, who performed the mar
riage ceremony. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Amy Z Mat
tingls, as maid Of honor. Mr.. Gecrgs
A. Nealon was best man.
The bride woreya travelling suit ol
Alice blue silk lengaline. The groom
wore the conventional black. Ths
wedding march and music during ths
Mass was rendered by Prof. Ashley. OIL
St. Aloysius Choir.
The bride is one OF the most charm
ing and attractive young ladies Of tie
western section OF the county where sh-
has a large circle Of friends.
The groom is at present employed BY
the U. 5. Government at Indian Head
where he holds a responsible position
Besides the relatives Of the happy cou-
pie the following were present: Mis-
Elz sbeth Dacey, Of Brooklyn, n. T.
Miss Marie Campbell and Sir. Strosk
Of washir gron, Mrs. 0'shea, Mr.. }. ".
Io'shea, Misses Clara Mates and Flea
nor BolIman. Of Indian Head
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Indian Head Workers Get stern
Warning.

A dispatch from Washington says:
Notice that the government has no
use for men who come and 90 to suit
their own personal Desires has been
served on the 700 emrsoyee Of the In
dian Head, nd Powder Works. This
has led to renewed charges that the
government is maintaiDg 8 blacklist
Of men who leave its employee to 90
with private concerns manufacturing
ammunition.
SsThe notice is posted on the bnlletio
boards at the Indisn Head 20 Nder plant
in copies + letter written to Ebert
Martin, former enploye. by Lieuten-
ant Command+r Be'weg. Martin, once
a lsborer iisthe ri,r,te mill. write 10
Heil~eg slsing that be has a job in q
nitrate piant at New Bfanssies. Nj.
but wanted TO ret5in 20 his Old Job al
Indian Head
Ia his reply Lieutenant Commando
Heliwes, in part. SAID;
"Yon are informed that the place you
quit has been dlsd by another man
whose faithfulness to the government
was greater than yours
IF your new place had suiteI Won,
you would not want to return. We.
therefore, have no use for your services
at this station
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Mrs. }. Ihomas HALEY has announc-
ed the marriage of her daughter, Mis-
Bereuice HALEY, to Mr.. Thomas NJ
Arrest, Of Virginia
The ceremony took place on Wednes-
day. August 4th, in Washington, at tbs
Chapel Ct TRANSPORTATION at Il a. m,
by Rev, Horoce Wood stowell, former
Pastor Of Port Tobacco Parish.
They will be at home after August %
Normany Hall, Hague. Va.
Miss HALEY. besides being very pretty
is a very charming aud attractive young
lady. She enjoys wide spread popular
ity in the county. For several year.
she has been teaching at the Me
Denough Institute where she was al
ways popular with both teachers aud
students.
Mr.. Arrest is engaged extensively in
farming Our congratulations.
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st. nary's does Dry.


Another county in Maryland has beer
added TO the dry column when ST
Mary's went dry by decisive vote or
Tuesday last. The drys won by ma.
jority vote Of 55s. According to the re
suit only two districts we're carried bs
the vets. The diys made strenuous
fight and from what Information We
have the vets slept until about three Oh
four weeks before the election when
they realized that ttey had hard fight
on their hands, bat it was TOO late. sen
timent having erystalized in favor Of
the drys. The pastors Of all tbs
churches Of every denomination wer,
lined up solidly together in behalf Of
local option and aided By many leading
citizens Of the county made a successful
Eight
When the saloons close down in St.
Mary's county 10 May of next year
there will be three counties in South
ern Maryland in the dry column, Cal
vert having gone dry many years age
and Charles in NAY, 1914.
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The Eum message a deaih on Friday
last again called prominent citizen q
our county 30 answer the sammans 81
the Most High in the death q Mr..
Walter l. Switzerland The deceased
vas taken IN several weeks ago and
removed 70 slbley Hospital in Wash
ingtnn where he underwood IN nera-
ton. lie showed marked improve
meut following The operation and It
vas hoped by his many friends that he
would soon recover and be back irso
the feid Of activity .he1ee. when the neps
OF bis death on Friday last at 9 O'Clock
reached here it east gloom not only
among his relatives but likewise amoag
his macy friends
Mr.. southefiaad wac AZ years Of age.
He was engssed 10 the buying aud
s-iling timber and ran a mercantile
business reas Gross Reads IL the west
err section 81 the county Starting
Io,s boy, he fought the bat
OF lie ~ilh such energ, and Industry
that in iee years be became j.
81 tae leading On mist Homineni
business msn Of she coagty
lie to K ar active pat in roiliics.
beng a memb.r Ct shs Democratic
S;lts sensraI Committee Of the eouutry
tie was "a dictate two years ago On
the Democratic ticket bui was defeated
He was al sble ard clean cut gem
man who enjoyed tnghigh respect and
esteem Of ali the citizens Of the county.
He leaves surviving hin. his widow.
who before marriage was Hiss Maggie
Thomas and two children.
His remains we're brought down to
his home on Friday and interruenl
made in The borging ground Of chiea.
muxen, NJ. Z. Church Of which he was
a memoer. on Sunday.
His pail bearers were. Messrs. Wal
ter ) Mitchell. f. B. Natihews, W.
NJ Diggss, r. Il HALEY, P. P. Williams
and Tnomas Norman
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ThiTty-first Annual Grand
tournament
and.
Dress : Ball
AZ
Marshall Hall, I'D.
WEDNESDAY,AUG. 18TH
WEDNESDAY,AUG. 18th

Steamer Chas Nacalester will leave
SeseHth Street Wharf, Washington. d.
g, at - a. NJ. 20 and 8 % ,. NJ
Returning. viii iesve Marshall Hau At
Z. 70, ~ and II ?. n stopping a.
Alexandria, Va.
Fair Round Trip..-..--..-.- . Cents
Music by Schroeder Band.
Chisf Marsla.i-Frlnk 5. Btrnes.
Assisisnt uarshail o. G hariss G. Bsld
sin; Head, Ce,rgs D-iazi.i; Aus
lhiuga Th8mts aud EiNard Sanders
lutge-lasne. BoxIlng, Joha Nat
thews, Do. r. T. Higion, Lee Manniug
r.. sss0. Co. W. A Thompson. b. C..
John serr'ne. Judge Kendrick. D C.
n e. Gray, Robert Cooksey, Geo. q.
Monroe.
Orator Of Day-wILLIAM L MAR
Orator Of Eveaing HON JOHN p
NUDD.
Committee Of ARA gements.-E. ".
Iungerford. ?. Mertens, Jr.. and c.
Rudolph Burroughs, T0mpkinsvilie.
All rings TO be wrapped with white
cord and hung IL feet from N,
ground Distance. 30 yards. Time.
secouds All Knights must ride in COS
tune. fitting commences promptly
At noon. Growing Of Queen and dis.
trihution d prizes at 5 ~ p. N. FIRES
transportation to knights ard theit
horses o. aud from The grounds. Horse.
must Be al steamer Mae4lester's Whari
At 3 30 a. M
Horses returned Ou = 45 boat only.
$1,000 in Gold will Be divided as fol-
ioWs.-firsi Prize so. second Priz.
- Third Prize SIS Fourth Prszs
SO Entrznes Fee for Knight 600.
Admissiou 70 grounds Free.
A ccrdial invitation is extended 70
the citizens Of Wash.ngton aud tie Dis
trict Of Columbia, Charles, Prince
George. St Mary;s, Montgomery and
Allegheny counties Of Maryland aud
Alexandra. Fairfax and Clark and aG-
jaee.t counties of Virginia.
Knights will address A. D. LANG
LET, zozi c. St, \. ", Phone NJ. 53Ss
THE Mt. VERNON & MARSHALL
HALL STEAMBOAT CO, Ltd.
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cHAHLE, COUNTY. THURsDN
Aara.t lalh. 1913.

CHAHLE, COUNTY, THUKsDG.
August leth. 1915.
All agricultural Demonstration cam
paign- speakerS will lean OEines Sta
tion Al 9 - a. "a. On Chesapeake Raj
ruad for "a Plata al Io.9s =. M
Two speaking cre~- eiiI 60 out from
Ia Plata Csewl VIII leave Ia
Plata al % i5a m. Bel Alton 1C 50
a. m to y " "a. Dinner at Bel Alton.
Wiconico I'D .. n b 30 ?. m.
Way side 3 .oo " 5 20 9. m. Tompkins-
willie IS p M 50 sop. m. supper
and - end night at l. Plata
Crew 2 viii leave L. Plata at 10 Is
a. NJ. Coo cine 1915 p. % 80 Y o.
m Welcome j. 70 !. Gf-. t9a 800 to
4 % = n Diurrf a. Graylan- Sup
FER and sread nlght a. La Plata
Hughtsriil- % 10 a. N Friday 20
Special: A special crew, T. be kaown
as Cr-& !. Hiii isas- Ia l4sts at %
a. for Leonsrdtaau and spend ale
nigbt ~ iaai nisct.
Biz kfk nd-ll y Ait.tur at Court House
10 Ia fss'a ats b 81 Ladies esp-cial-
!. iuxifasi.
Frr Information nriti. er cali o. Caun-
Is Agent W. T. Ifnttidam. L. F.at
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The many friends a MTs LlIllan
MADDOX. one Of she popalar tsierhons
operators in this city. regret 70 learn
that she is quite sick with typhoid
fever
The annual festival at Pomfres that
is always 20 much enjoyed by a large
number Of people will BE- held on Wei
nesdsy. August 18th. Don't let any
thint prevent your attending il
Miss celestial Ward. the attractive
daughter Of Mrs. Hortence + Williams
is spending sorls tire with her aunts.
at Cedar Hill ard Cherry Grove. Wei
come.
You have four different makes aud
prices Of cars to select from by dealing
with The Matthews Howard Imp. Co.
Why not look them over before pur-
chasing elsewhere. advt.
II you wish to enjoy a good old sgush-
ern Marylaud dinner and meet your
many friends who will welcome you
here. &C to Old Fie Is Aug l2th, 1915
Dir. Adrian rosey, accompanied by
lis family, and Mrs Mamie de gooae,
moiored 20 Gettysburg, and spsut tie
week end with his son-in-law and
daughter. Lieutenant and Ars Louis
r. de Rocde, the former being now
stationed at that placs-
The popularity Of Rev Father
Bridge was forcibiy demonstrated by
the large attendance al the annual
festival given at Chapel Point on Wed
nesday for the benefit Of his church.
Mr.. Norris H. Wolf, who ior many
years was a prominent merchant in this
city has Joined Mrs. Wolf and their
at eThe New Wills hotel Mr.
Wolf received a warm reception frOal
his many friends here who were glad to
see him and shake his hand again.
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Grange Basket Picnic.

The Joint Oranges Of Charles County
will hold their Second Annual Picnic
At Chapel Point on Saturday, August
he 2ssh. 1915. Fish and crabs will BE-
s-rvsd in connection with b. sket con
tribution which everybody will be ex-
.,seted to bring.
The baskets will be collected and an
old time Southern Maryland dinner
served by the Committee
Arrangements have been made to
have several noted Agricultural Speak
ers present
DANCING.
Music furnished BY first class or
chestra.
The Public is invited and each Gran
ger is exPe ted to bring his neighbor,
but don't forget that basket.
Signed Committee.
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The wind and rain storm on Tuesday
was general all ever the county and
iueh damage done. While it is said
that tobacco was not much hurt. eOrn
on nearly every farm was blown over
and in many cases the crop practie lily
ruined. A roof on a tenanl house on
Rose Hill'' farm near Port Tobacco
was blown off,
A number Of small boats in aud
around Popes Greek and Chapel Point
were turred loose from their moorings
aud several sank. Quite number q
trees were blown over in the public
roads. The storm was one Of the
seyerest here in many years.
We are informed that the wharf at
Cedar Point was washed away and
much damage done 70 property Of Mr.
Roberts located near the wharf
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school Commissioners meeting

The Board Of School Commissioners
meet in its office here on Tuesday with
full board present.
The following business was transact
ed;
Contract for repairing the Cedar
Point Neck school was awarded to ar.
Hugh W. Scott
The following assistant teachers
were appointed. Gallant Green, Mrs.
J. r. Mndd; Bel Alton, Miss Zelda
Norman; La Plata, Miss Ethel Yates;
Gross Roads. Miss Elizabeth Gray; and
Waldorf. Mrs. Holland Adams.
The beard took up the matter Of
awarding two scholarships 10 the col
ored industrial school at Bowie. The
board decided 70 NEST on Tuesday,
August 18th. when il will receive appii-
cations for these scholarships.
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The Union sunday School Conven-
tion for CharIss county will be held al
the NJ r.. Church South at La Plata on
August 18th, beginning at 10 50 a. m.
All sunday Schools 10 the county are
requested to take part in this great CON
yeution Come one, come all, so We
will have united support IN this work
Bring your baskets and lunch on the
grounds II yonr whole school cant
come send deitgates to represent your
school.
JOHN r. RICE,
County SAps rlntendent.
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sale by Tschiffiey Drug Store. Wash
Ington. or direct by mail.
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foR couNTY :oMMIssIoNER


Bryantown, Nd, July u. 1915
hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office Of Losnty Commissioner
for Charles county. subject to the
wishes Of the Republicans 10 the com
ing primaries IS said county
g. p. GOODE.
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Annual CoIored Tournament and ball
at ST. Peters Church near Waldorf.
Chas. Co, Md. Wednesday, Aug. Is,
.sor the benefit oftl1 church. All lovers
Of pleasure are invited TO attend. Rev.
n. Martin. Pastor. adyt
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hereby announce myself as eandi
date for County Commissioners subj ct
- the wills of the Republican voters in
the primaries 70 be heid ia ) ptsnbeF.
JOHN II. RESDER
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FOR SALE.

Ole Surrey in good condition, leather
trimmings, Two Shropshire Bucks
.zrge and handsome
5. S. LANCASTER,
July-9-'l5-3t. Rock Point. Md.
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FOR SALE.

ONE BAY HORSE. years old, will
work anywhere and IS not afraid Of any
thing. vi u at a bargain.
Apply to,
XAVIER W. GARNER,
La Plata, Nd.
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FOR REGISTER OF Wills.

! hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office Of Register Of Wills
subject to the action of the Republi-
can primaries. d. b. COMPTON.
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! hereby announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Register
II Wills for Charles County, subject TO
the primaries IN Septem Der next
CHARLES y. DEMENT,
TnI,- 81 fQfS
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For Sheriff.

Believing ! an competent - srrls
the public as Sheriff ard will fla the
office with credit 70 my people and my
self. hereby anuvune. myself candi
date for the oflics Of sheriff Of Charles
County, subj-ct t. th- K-pabliezn ~;
ers Of said c0unfy in the coming p.i
maries HENRY A. PENN,
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l hereby announce myself as a esndi-
date for County Comniissioser subieet
70 the result Of the Republican primar-
les in September. JOHN \. SIMMS-