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The Washington times., 1916-12-30

7. J. Eeso,,, Norfolk, coch-
Robert Gordon. Richmond.
Portland.
Paul Farr. Norfolk. Ma
Robert Hartman. Warrington.
National.
J. II. Holstcad. Richmond.
National.
W. y. Reynolds. Richmond,
National.
o, y, English, Danvilie. 81.
James.
r. A. Allison. warrenton,
Metropolitan.
NJ. X. Duerson, wife and
son, Lynchours, Congress
A. :; Rlxsy, cuipeper. pri.-
F. I: Ride. Richmond,
I. n. Beaier and wife,
Richmond, winston.
Harold q. Marsh and wife,
parvilie, Harris.
p. w. Swain. Mineral. Har'
J, "; Dudi., Roano,s.,
*; 4. wonock, Lynohburg,
(. Ira s'' 3. wade. Rlohmond.
c; ,: Edmond.. norfolk
John y. Saunders. Rich
mond, Harris.
Fred ". Alexander. Uni
versity, Capitol Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. weider,
Woodstock, Capitol Park.
Charles Turner, Plains,
Capitol Park.
w. NJ. Garter, Richmond,
Capitol Park.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kirk, Roanoke,
Capitol Park.
u. Way, Capitol Park.
Manhattan II. Neoy, Har'
risonburg. Continental.
J.. \. Hatchctt and wife,
Continental.
Mrs. J. u. Floyd, Rich
mond, Continental.
George ". Gold. Continental
b. X. Schuyler, stanton,
Mrs.. &. .. schuyler. st.un.
ton, wiimat.
J. y. Van C,isdaie, wife, and
son, Newport News, VII
W. IL. Betz. Richmond.
Harrington.
Jesse ". Jones. Blacks
burg. Harrington.
II. W. Patton, Lindsey,
4. h n. Bsif. ola Point. Har.
rinEton.
y. II. Lane, Alta Vista,
Harrington.
y. ID. Atkinson. fredericks'
burg. Harrington,
Bessie Cheriey, Frederfcks.
UbItt NtsfNthss't
ii. ". Bwaddus and wife
Richmond. Raleigh.
y. J: Abbott. Richmond
Raleigh.
Miss w, ". uasdue, Rich
mond. Raleish.
Miss Anna Stokes, Rich
mond. Raleigh.
anoks. Willard.
Mrs. J. Nanderwatsr, Lees
burg: Esoit, -.,..,..
~. u Noeh' ShAii''es
J. vanderwatsr. LeesburE
~, Eoo, ~ 7 Grassland I..-
ts,,s,,,
q; y; Thompson Marshall
~ r,oxd p,,biu
nj p anssoh' Lynohburx
Ebb,tt.
Charles Henderson. Dele
yups, h 70, m :, r.,,,.,
nc anu NJ ,
NJ. Carlton. warren
son sho,.h.m
Mrs.. u. {. Harrison. Boyce
Rioreham.
Mr.. Philip walker boycs
Jahn A Uoas.r, Riehmopd
WISCONSIN.
$1,000 .na NJ. srhun,.
$500 49, Mii,sus..' pp,.
'
WARRINGTON. ID. q.
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j.. W. champling cOntinen-
r. welsh and wife, Cont
Louis Marx, Continental.
q. II. Buchanan, Continent
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Deciser
and son, Continental.
w. r.. Lynch, Continental.
A. II, Bomers, Continental.
Mrs. J. II. Aldrich, Lafay-
Mrs. r. II. Cook. Lafayette.
Resinaid A. Cook, Lafay-
Harold II. Cook, Lafayette.
Miss Bowen, Lafayette.
Miss Pullar, Lafayette.
Duncan "a Harrison and
wife, Lafayette.
John Firth. Bellevue.
O, Stetson. shoreh~5n. .
Mrs. Waldo Pence. Shore.
Mrs @s'. A. F. Barry, Shore
Mrs. J. J. corbitt, Short
Mrs 1s'"i w. Y. Conner. shore.
Il. 5. II. Pendersast, shore.
ham.
u. Hecker. shortham.
NEW YORK STATE
c, A. Buck and wife, Buff
falo, Sterling.
N. A. Hemming. Mt. YER
non. Harrington.
John Nesbitt. Mt. Vernon.
Harrington.
j. n. Wellesley, syracuse,
Raleigh.
+. II. Wilson. Brooklyn, Ma
tIonal.
y. Bonner. Buffalo. National.
Fred Cobalt. saranac Lodge.
National.
J. X. Amer. ithaca. National.
". Haasen, Ithaca, National.
a. a. Hassen. Ithaca. Ma
tional.
J. e. Smith. Reidville. Ma
II. D. Morr. KeIdvin.. Ma
tional.
J. II. Price, saranac. Ma
tional.
A. Greenburg. Brooklyn, Ma
tionai.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Gun.
ninEham. New Rochelle.
Portland.
Ernest A. and Mrs. Baker.
Brooklyn. Congress Hall.
Miss Mildred y. Baker.
Brooklyn, Congress Hall.
Wilbur Il. Baker. Brook
Ign. Congress Hall.
G. l.. Wood and wife. on
ego. Congress Hal.
j. o. Henry, Brooklyn,
Congress Hail.
Helen h... v Cook, Rochester.
George and Mrs. Patrie.
Hobart. Driscoll.
Roy W. Totman. Hogans-
burg. Harris.
n. 4. Bailey ana wife. III.
mira, Harris.
G. y. Stokes. honoick.
Capitol Park.
n. Brady and wife. Buffaio.
Capitol Park.
Peter Brady and wife. Buf.
falo. Capitol PARK.
Chester n. Burch. Hastviois.
Capitol Park.
l.. n. Burch. Haatwiclg,
Capitol Park.
John Morebouss. Hsstwiok.
Capitol PARK.
John Mc0roFan and wife.
brooklyn, wilmat.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. Brown.
vue, Ebbitt,
4; 9, dip. Rochester VIII
Miss O. u. Mason. Garry.
town. willard.
Miss ,. o. Farmsi. Garry
town. willard.
c. y. Friend. Brooklyn,
willard.
l.. A.. F'riand. Brooklyn.
Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. l.. White.
scboharie, Bellevue.
NaEant w basr. Carenova,
Bellevue.
u. X. histher. Syracuse.
Shorchanl.
OHIO.
\. W. Llnwood. Cleveland.
Str, and 10. u. Merrim,n.
Cincinnati. H. James.
J. l.. Randeibush. Cincin.
natl. Raleigh.
l.. A. wills and wife. Ciaver
land. Raleigh. y
John LIE swan. Marietta.
wiiiiaI IL. salbsrs. Wick.
iiff.s. Harris.
". W. Blackwell. Akron.
Charles y. brock. cisye.
land. Capitol Park.
css ii,,l =: Anderson. Dayton
IL, p, Cornell. Dayton. vii.
lard.
Miss Bay Nell. Columbus.
willard,
Master Dwight MAlion. Gin.
cinnati. Ebhtt.
OKLAHOMA.
n T., simpson. Bokehita.
Cochran.
n e. Allen. Oklahoma
city, Congress Hall.
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Funeral services Cor James Byes. who
died Tuesday. will be held at his late
residence. iit2 Eighteenth street north
west. tomorrow at o'clock.
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Frank e. kast.

Funeral services for Frank c. Kasi.
who died Thursday. will be held from
his late residence. Alexandra, Va, to-
morrow Mt o'clock
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Ruth n. Minor Fraction.

Funeral services for Ruth r.. Minor
Fraction. who died Friday. will be held
at the Ebenezer NJ. T. Church. Fourth
and u streets southeast. tomorrow at
o'clock.
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PANAMA.

PANAMA.
NJ. d. Stevens. Colon. Har-
rington.
PARAGUAY.
Henry II. Baicb, Asimeian.
Ebbltt.
PENNSYLVANIA.
NJ. d. Goldman, Philsdei-
phia. Occidental
w. NJ. Hodges, Phiiadei-
phia, Sterling.
Brown Mcdonald, Phiia-
delphia. Lincoln,
Elbert ovacky. Pittsburgh.
Hudson,N
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 8. Port,
Clorion. Portland.
c, N. Andrews, Easton, Port
land.
p. ]. Connolly. Philadelphia,
National.
+; =; Cram. Philadelphia,
w. Vail, Philadelphia Met
ropoiitan.
Il. r. Rely and wife, Phila-
delphia. 81. James.
DIR. and Mrs. A. q. Krum,
Erie, 81. James.
W. a. Reid, Pittsburgh,
W. o. Mills, Philadelphia,
Winston.
NJ. r. Moore ana wife. Phil.
adelphia, Harris.
Miss Moore, Philadelphia
Mrs. william Burweii, Mer.
oier. Capitol Park.
Mrs. Henry Robinson Mer'
cier. Capitol Park.
A: T. Jackson, r.. Harris.
burg. Capitol Park.
y. q. Miller and wife,
Johnstown, Continental.
IL. y. Kessler, philadelphia,
wilmat.
W; Mccsuly. Chester. Har.
Il. l.. Detwiler. Philsdei.
phia. Harrington. =
r. o. Pepper and wife
Philadelphia, Harrington.
j. NJ. Battles, Philadelphia
W 1877 !; E.,,.. Philadelphia,
n. y. owens. Philadelphia
Raleigh.
Walter w. Smith, pitts
burEh. Raleigh.
Frederick l.. Clark, Phlia
deiphia, willard.
Arnold Oerrteii. Phiiadel
phia, willard.
Mr.. and Airs. W. r. Gris
void. North East, willard
Margaret y. IiEby. Philadel
phia. willard.
Miss g. 4. Ehullsrt. seiin',
Grove. willard.
John ,,,,s $. wendt. Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. n. Bird
Philadelphia. willard.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Iiamei. PhiiA
deiphian willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George y
, Cook. Phiiadslphia. WI
ID. NJ. J. weibeli and wife
Philadelphia. Ebbitt.
u. g. Howell. Philadelphia
Ebbitt.
Mrs. n. Howard. Philadel
phia. Bellevue.
Mrs. NJ. Jolly, Germantown
Mr.. and Mrs. u. g. Gray
son. Washington. Shore
ham.
Miss toulsa ", orayson,
washington, Shoreham.
N. v. Batten, Swarthmore
shoreham.
RHODE ISLAND.
Edwin a. Hurd. Provi'
denee. Drlscoli
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ihru Dickson, Harris.
q. w. Grant. Ebbitt.
". G, wood. Ebbitt.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
A. l.. Gurnwoll. Nisland,
winston.
TEXAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Com
stock. Galveston. Harris.
n. H Kelly Houston h.'
UNITED STATES NAVY
A. c. Rogers. Cochran.
UNITED STATES ARMY
Lieut.. \. V. Constant and
wife. willard.
Lieut.. and Mrs. W. A.
1 Pa,hkosky. Ebbltt.
David q. Rumboush. II
bitt.
UTAH
Mrs. u. ~. Hays, salt LAk'
Cit,, LAfa,stts.
VIRGINIA.
n. Kissr Livins''oa
| N. Ohm. Roanoke, Sterling
John :. Carroll. Richmond
T. S': J. Martin. cuis-p.r
a,.titna
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Emma brooks smith.

Funeral services for Emma Brooks
Smith. who died Wednesday. YIN be
held ut Pleasant Grove. Va. tomorrow
at I o'clock.
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FUNERAL RITES FOR
CAPITAL RESIDENTS
Places and Times Of Services Ar
ranged by Bereaved Families.
jeremiah Bnnks.

Funeral services for Jeremiah Banks.
who died on Thursday. viii be held nj
UUnion Wesley Church. Twenty-third
street between l. and NJ street. tomor-
row ut o'clock.
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Susan Rolllns.

Funeral services for Susan Rollins.
who died on Thursday. will be held az
the Mt Jezrell Baptist Church tomor-
row at o'clock.
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t. B. Mudd. La Plata Ma
tlonai.
r. Q; Anderson. Baltimore
George Anthony. Bslti-
more, National.
q. y. Cobb. Baltimore. Ma
c. e. Maynard. Baltimore.
Harrington.
A. NJ, Goldsmith. Balti-
more, Harrington.
u. y. sschs Baltimore.
Harrington.
]. q. owens, Baltimore
II. D. Lewis. Cumberland,
J. h Young. Haser.,Own. Har-
iona. setscn. Oakland. Har-
ris.
Thomas Cameron and wife,
baltimore, Harris.
n. r. Davess and wife. bal
timore, Harris. -
Charles o. Clemson. west
mInster, Capitol Park.
a, y. Taileson and wife. An
napoiis, Capitol Park.
u. stortcn' Annapolis Ssp''
toll Park. 80,
y. n. Brownley. CONTINENTAL.
THOMAS n. Brooks. Gathers
willie. Continental.
]. II. starkey, hockV''ie' 'on-
tinental, ,-,,,....
George Ictskns bs'uinore'
Continental - -,
J. ". Green. BALTIMORE Con-
tinental. u,u
G. o. Earle ana VIE WIZ
Townsend scott. ". Baiti'
more, shorenahh' p.,,,uo,.
shoreham. -
q. u, Brewster bai'imo's'
willard: $780,, NALL
George Y Mahooi' baiu-
more. booI,,' mailman.
W. bro"h D''
nAssACHUsErTs.
m = p.m.ey Boston. Ma
~, ~
-. a..a., no,ton. Met.
- .no,I,an
vsS" ahannon. Boston,
bu Nn,ronni,,an'
Va W,iiiams. Harris.
" ~ n .MontRoh,.
h IN ws.,an u.,rt.
cry pos'"sa po.,on
Royal q 81. sro~n' Do'''"'
Capito, f .,,.s po.,or
J.. n. nhyN''"'
Cap,,oi ,r,r.,,,.h ao.,o,
An u. Enno'e
capitol hS u..,..
y. ~ rurso''"'
capitol fIA ,.-,..
Mr.. T..,sSnrk'o''h' "''''"'
Capitol arh a..,..
Charles W nanda''' no''on'
:. conunsntaL III. po.-
VI; Wv w ca ranen wiz
l.. c. Wells. Worcester. Con-
Narisnna woodruff. Con.
cord. Lafayette. 49,
Mr.. Lindsay rA'rfah'
L. A. Coolidge, Boston.
shoreham.
Thomas o. Rogers Boston,
NJ IL sherman. Boston.
- ch..s wat,r,oxu.
censross Hall
agFo.s no.ton. willard.
NJ ana Mr. W.rtnor and
soo Quincy WIZARD
Nj so. sna wi w,,,srd T. '''"''
vy,nehs.,s, WIZARD
m no.s.. ana wife. All.
.,on. wizard.
ps W LYMAN ao.ton
II r;ss,,, v"
.~-.,.-
$3.50 - A.
- 60,
~. .nd NJ. Iohn'c Mann
Uoashton' Willard.
,.-.c..
y 'o
.nnii. aeiisyu.
...o,,.,
a'os r.. NJ.
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touch quickly with their
ALABAMA.
n. L. Cook. Birmingham
n T a W,sadderl. Blair. Harris.
Il L. Braswell, MOBILE
n op 81 Porter. Mobile, Con-
gress Hall.
ARIZONA.
Thomas r. Potter. Nosaies'
Harrington.
CALIFORNIA.
A. Tom ana wife. san
Francisco. Rsieish.
l. 4, McKordan, San fran
cisco, Portland.
Mr., and Mrs. william ~
Taylor. san Freneisco'
Shoreham!
stanley Benedick. wife and
daughter, Los Angeles.
x.y Kembie. Los An
geies, Driscoll. -
Mrs. L. Biankenhorn sno
daughter. Pasadena Eo-
bitt.
CANADA.
Mrs. J. r. Dundas Toronto.
nriaroll
Miss Ia =. mo n n,,.coii
das Iotv H,Kinney.
Mr. and hs,e win.
Wll'ano' o"
ston -
COLORADO
rAon.. p,eknsr. Mancos,
Sa,iouai.
NJ and Mrs. II. ". waG-
, enen. penter, willard;
Edward ana a, 49, Hall
rueo'o. .,c,,-
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Hon.
d,,os' New Haven. The
Portland. - 49,,
Miss May9ne 49,, n ~
Ar. r. Mead. New
Haven, Portland r.,..,,,
cabb, stamford, shor. ,,n
New britain. Lsfays'ts:
Arson keefer btoihses ana
two boys. New bru'h'
Lafayette. -.
Mr.. and MIR. N. ~. Hsnna'
Master Ei;ings Hanna, jr..
stamford, ehorehsm. -.
nuurse, stamford. shore.
ham.
GEoRGIA.
.,-.,. u.r,,.
=. Z, Guess, A,,an'A' ,isn,s'
Willard, 49,.
4. W. hcCuibe' N''ahus'
willard.
GUATEMALA.
-. ,y,u.rd.
ILLINOIS.
VI s.. r. Graham M 49, ~.
L' ,sisn crown ''''-''
p. y Dts-n n.;.,.s ana WIFE,
81, hG Idsim.u chi.
'h 10 n.,,,shD
nI p.,sons Cairo,
A. y nu ss "a VIZ" ne CAM.
w ": senhs sn' WV
Mo- ~ s,ur,.yant. Chi
case. capitol rsrs, r,,,...
capitol farh,.,. WIT
A. 81 sheer chioAso' w"
Az are Ina xu On. Gold.
moon, Chicago. willard.
Mr.. and Mira M.,',n sseh-
En- Sh inn ;chIe.saI Wi.
lard,
L IL. Conley, Chicago. VIII
lard.
}. c. Redman. chicago.
willard. .,
eshl,t
r.thsrirs Narietts. Chi.
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ARE PEOPLE FROM YOUR HOME
STOPPING AT CAPITAL HOTELS?
List of Arrivals From the Various States and
Other Countries Recorded on Regis
tiers of Local Hostelries.

list Of
listed by stacs
wahngtonans who want TO get In
tvvltb theirfr
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vernon Peak, rVihstoh'
4 Capitoi rark ,,.,
Michael w. ABEL newark
Capitol Park. $1,000,
Henry Irslinser. Atlantic
CITY, Capitol Park;
| Continental. -,
! Atlantic City. willard.
~: n. mayer TuoVkerton
willard. 49,.
Thomas A. Douglas, MIL
burn, Ebbitt. ..,,,.
George NJ. taylor hiiiburn
bbbitt.
Jean y. craig, Newerh' ND
bltt. -, 49,, r,.
Grace 3. Cook, Newark, ED
bitt.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Joe Psuisen. oxford Ma
tional 49, ,,,,
Ss;,onai" '"
p W Morrison. Greens,
boro, Metropolitan.
C. ~. -. Davis Wilmlns'
ton halelsh. ,.,,,-,-
u Lons' Wilmington
A H &C. Cox and wife, Wilson
c. a; Holland, Mo1ton
harris; ,,,
t. W. wainer' hehs'""
M cap,1ol y YAK, Durham
capito! ,, Park. ,..,,,,.,
Capitol Park. -
MI. and MT o. w. MOTT"
continental. .,,,.
a. ~ Barnes AsheNiiIe'
Eopitt u.,,,,
Il. =. Cooke. Ebbitt
NEW YORK CITY.
~ ~ a..,.,,., occid.n.
T. = S'""''
tat
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmehl. On
ford.
cr.w,o,a oxford.
,,s $50.
= - s"'gny, s,.si,nH
,ohn ~ I.,,,ng
- ~ Se"'
n, W" t.....h.n tt.yrins
~; ~
n W. w u,oo,,.v uar,inu,en
~ pocL itarrinston
~ No Hen paisish
a. vaas.si ard W.. ma,
80.
A. "a NJ. Robert NELL
1.IsIsb
Frank Il woin. Raleigh.
AR. and Mra w, u. Kelso
~ RsIsish
No.e. Aronson and wife
"I nsi.lsh
m n uiss. Raleigh.
NJ 4 uas.srty paisish,
II An..Io pateIsh-
John j Hays. raleigh.
ennis Cochran.
uns.r n pri.e, Cochran.
ur.e. National.
S.n.,,.. w1it. National.
~ n.rllns,on' National,
a. ~ co,,a,, SaiionaI
~ c.s.n w.,ionsi
pra.a National
4 !, ! so sss' S.i ass.saa',
4: g sscrIns m., Ss,i9na''
John lAmh' Na,ioilAI
Y itoon.I, Ns ,
4 =. T. folley ~. ss, ,,.
- L, TOE. hsuopou.s
Charles scott Metropontan.
Mrs; "; w nyns. lo''isn ,s.
j. hcoann ana wifs
,NTnum.
GEORGE :. seoneid and wife
yaInum.
John u. Poland ana wife
Consress Hail.
Jacob Harrison and wife
Congress Hall.
]. and Mrs, STEIN congress
| HAL.
Dr. J. ". Rspp ana VIE
Congress Hall.
Robert iiau ana VIE Con
greas Hall.
Herbert stern and wife
j. =. stewart and wife
winston. "a.
VI. ", sheldon ana vite
! willard.
Mrs. ~, ". Jewott ane
daughters. willard;
Eleanor Brady, WI Iard;
w. ~. symington, Ebbitt.
z. a nsnsy. Eebi,,;,
q. a. snyder. willard.
J. q. atson. willard.
~. Cox. w HARD. :,
q. ~ Eilsworih; Wiiiaru'
" A, Pe1sl. Wiltafa' -,
Mr.. and Mrs }. w. Ehu
hart, Willsrd; ,,
q. - secneld' lsLa'
y j. Meosnn; Whu
~. ID handall Iu,
1 HATOl0 de HON. mlllMNus
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Those Considering the Formation
of a New Banking Connection
OFFICERS:

Ashton g. ciapham. President
James A. cahiil. Vice Pres.
Tucker X. Sands.
Vice Pres. a Cashier.
Frank Il. Ghislli,
Assistant Cashier.
Herbert v. Hunt,
Assistant Cashier.
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y. 4. ous-t, Atlanta, Harris.
hamilton Douglas, Auanta'
willard, -,
4, W, Mccuilis. Atlanta
willard.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-18
Body in Shreds.

San Diego, Aug. ia report OF
horrible murder that occurred at
Crowley's construction camp two miles
west of Campo on the Arizona rail-
road, is being investigated today by
deputy sheriffs and the coroner. The
report of the affair reached Sheriff
Conklin at an early hour this morn
ing and Under Sheriff Tom Rynning
and Deputy William Lands left i'm
mediately for the scene in an auto
mobile.
p. l.. Bowen is the name OF the
man killed. He had been employed
by the Crowley Construction company
for some time, it was stated. He
was about so years old, according to
report from Campo.
Bowen's body was slashed to pieces
with a knife. He was watchman
who usually guarded locomotive used
to transport materials used by gang
OF men in the camp. Last night,
however, he changed jobs with a
watchman who had been designated
by the foreman of the gang to take
charge of the steam shovel, The lat
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-18
ENTERTAIN IN HONOR
OF L. r. WACHTEL

The membership Of the Ell Centre
Country club last evening entertained
in honor of Leonard r. Wachtel, de-
parting member who will leave Mon
cay to make his home in Los Angeles.
More than a score Of the members
and friends gathered around the large
table which Caterer Miller had festive
ly decorated for the occasion and mer-
rIment prevailed.
Following the dinner short pro-
gram of amateur sporting events was
arranged. Events Of interest was a
billiard game between Argyle McLach-
Ian and Hiram Diller for the club
championship and wrestling match in
which Dave Duncan challenged Ed
Lyons for amateur hOnors.
Music for the evening was furnished
by the Cotton Pickers' Orchestra.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-18

ter watchman asked this favor as he
wished to take a trip to Tecate to
meet his wife who was coming home
that night.
When the steam shovel watchman
returned to his post again about
midnight he was startled to observe
the motionless figure of the man he
had left on the machine. By the light
of a lantern he found the man dead
from numerous wounds from
knife. An alarm was raised, every
man in the camp being soon on the
scene, and report of the occurrence
was hurried as soon as possible by
telephone to the sheriff's office in
San Diego.
Bowen's mangled body, entirely
lifeless, was found on the steam
shovel platform about an hour after
the murderer had done his work. 1t
seemed certain that the man had
been suddenly attacked, probably
without warning, while he was sitting
or standing on the platform while
guarding the machine, according to
the report to the sheriff, who formed
the opinion that the killing was evil
IDENTIFY not for the purpose of rob-
berry as some money and other valua-
bies that were on the body had
not been taken. 1t was surmised that
the killing of that watchman might
Rave been through mlstaking him
for the watchman who was usually
on duty nights on the locomotive,
and that the latter watchman es-
capped similar fate by the chance
that caused him to take the trip to
Tecate and to leave another man in
charge of the machine that he usually
guarded. In the night that mistake
might easily have been made, it was
stated by the officers.
Coroner Otto Marsh left for the
scene to investigate this morning at
$50 o'clock. Owing to the distance
the officers and coroner may not re-
turn to San Diego until this evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-18
To Save Lemberg.

Petrograd, Aug. 18.-The Russian
advance is still being held up in the
face of counter-attacks. These as
saults, the war office reported, have
been repulsed.
"Artillery and rifle duels are pro-
ceeding along the 'front.' the state
ment says. "The enemy at some places
resumed his counter-attacks. These
were frustrated by our fire.
"a Zeppelin dropped bombs on the
region of Kemmern, directly west Of
Riga.
Supplementary reports show that
General Bezobrazoff in the most re-
cent operation captured 1913 officers,
1908 men, 20 light field pieces, II
heavy guns, 70 machine guns, 299
bomb throwers and more than $4,000
shells. These are in addition to those
reported yesterday"
Petrograd, Aug. 18.-A furious
counter r-offensive launched against the
Russians by the Teuton army under
General Comfy Won Bothmer has
checked the Slav advance against the
Calician center, advices received here
today from the front say. 1t was be-
lieved, however, that the Teutonic Of
fensive will prove but temporary. 1t
was designed by General Won Bothmer
in desperate attempt to save Lem
berg.
For three weeks the Russians have
been driving Won Bothmer's army
steadily back toward the Galician cap
ital, with the Teuton commander
launching his counter-blows principal
ly in the center of the west bank OF
the Zlcta-Lipa river. Until yester-
day, however, he had been unable to
prevent the Russians from advancing
farther toward The important railroad
city of Bretsania, 46 miles southeast
of Lemberg. .e..
The Russians, it was announced,
continue to make steady progress on
both ends of the Galician line.
| Strong Slav pressure is being
brought to bear on Jablonitza pass
which is still Teutonic possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-18
Why Shake Hands With Lions?

Santa Cruz News: Governor John
son is not so engrossed in his official
duties and his campaign for senator
as to lose sight Of the latest and best
offerings of the movies. In fact, he
is quite a fan.
He thinks the movies are one of the
very best forms of amusement and en-
-tertainment the people of the present
day can find, and nothing gives him
more pleasure after busy day at the
capitol than to seek the seclusion of
the movie house and watch virtue
triumph over villainy On the screen.
"While in the south the other day
l was invited out to Universal City,"
said the governor, "and saw just how
the movie plays are staged and met all
the stars.
81 sent a message to my wife that
night that had shaken hands with all
the leading men and all the pretty
girls, and then was photographed in
the act of shaking hands with the
tanned lions.
"The next morning l received a
telegram from my wife saying:
cit is all right to shake hands with
the movie stars, but why shake hands
with the lions? They have no votes. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-18
Greatest Interest Now
Turned Toward Balkans

London, Aug. 18.-Heavy fighting
on the Balkan front is reported in an
official Bulgarian statement received
here today from Sofia. The allied
forces delivered strong infantry at
tacks, but, the statement says, were
repulsed.
The fighting occurred in the re-
gion of Lake Doiran, northwest OF
Salonika, near the Greeco-Serbian bor-
der. Several encounters have taken
place in this vicinity of late, but the
official Bulgarian statement indicates
that larger forces are being employ
ed against the Bulgarians.
"On the evening of August A."
the statement says, "the enemy's ar
tiilery opened violent lombard
ment on our advanced positions south
and west of Lake Doiran. Under
cover of this fire the enemy's infan-
try attacked, but was repulsed.
"The bombardment continued, and
on the morning of the 18th the in
fantry again attacked with consid-
erable force, but was repalsed and
compelled to fall back in considerable
disorder"
The French war office announced
last night that engagements were oc-
curing frequently along the whole
front. The capture by the allies OF
the railroad station of Doiran and of
four villages at other points on the
front was reported.