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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-08-17

George Katzenberger carried
Oarke county in the primary las
= week for State Senator, but Var
Deaton of Miami county was e,
lected. The vote was as follows
Van Deaton 1890, Allen 1870,
Katzenberger 1912. The coun-
ties comprising the district are
DarEe, Miami and Shelby.
Mrs. Adelbert Martz. injured
in the automobile accident near
Troy a week ago Sunday, was a.
bile to return home Monday, Mr..
Martz returned last week. Miss
Margaret Steinhilber and Miss
Louise Hall, who suffered a
wrenched back, are still in the
hospital, but are recovering.
The headquarters of the
Hughes Willis Fairbanks : Her
rick club, corner Third and Broad
way, are being rapidly put in
shape and will soon be ready for
OCCUPANCY. TIL e headquarters
will be open at all times for men,
bers of the club and meetings of |
the several Republican commit |
tees will be held here throughout |
the campaign.
Frank l. Brown of Dayton was
successful in the Republican NOM
nation on the 9Th for Judge of
the Court of Appeals in this dis
trict, composed of the counties
Of Clarke, Champaign, Darke,
Franklin, Fayette, Greene, Mad.
son, Miami, Montgomery. Preble
and Shelby. The total returns
from ten counties OF the district
IRE as follows:
Frank |. Brown 80 1865
Noses B. Earnhart 9,225
Alexander H. Johnson 1866
Percy R, Taylor 4,71O
Alexander R. Hawthorne 2,745
Ira Wolf of Union City, 60
ears old, section foreman for the
ohio Electric railway, was al
most instantly killed in this city
londay afternoon in Minatown.
1e and his crew were working I
ear the Cincinnati Northern
rossing of the traction line, and
e had stepped into the street to L
void passing freight car, when
n automobile, driven by a man +
rom Union City came around the
END, off Union street, his view
eing obstructed by the freight I
ar, and his machine hit MIR.
Volt, throwing him to the paved
treet and death ensuedsin a few d
linutes. The driver of the ma +
hine and his wife were brought
} the police station, where an
Examination proved the accident
Unavoidable. The driver says I
yhen he saw he could not help
ut run into Mr.. Wolf, he put
9th feet on the brakes in an eff f
ort to stop the machine, but
ould not stop it in time. The
ar passed over Mr.. VOLTS chest,
it in. The deceased
caves a wife and children, who
yere at once notified of the acci- Z
ent. His remains were taken
0 Union City for burial.
Treasurer Stoltz has made a
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-08-17

Number of persons who pay
personal and real estate
taxes 933
Number of persons who pay
real estate taxes only 498
Number of persons who pay
personal taxes only - 744
Total 2175
He has also compiled the num-
ber of lots and the valuation of
the property in Greenville, which
is as follows:
Number of lots and tracts in
city 2948
Number of lots with build
ings 1925
Number of lots without build
ings 1922
Value of lots $2,235, $50 |
Value of buildings 1852, $50
Total value $5, ,597, 800
The total value of chattels in
Greenville is So. .669, 900.
Following is the vote cast at
the Republican primary in this
county last week;
For Governor
Willis 1645.
For U. S. Senator
Herrick 1858.
Daugherty TIT,
Dick l3O.
Cor Congress
Russell 1882.
Tor REPRESENTATIVE
Attic 1645
FOR Commissioner
Peschke 1453.
Craig 1913.
Moist t.1258.
Gartrel 1133. 9
or Auditor f
Hoffman 114O.
Cool 754.
or Clerk F
Hiatt 1918.
~, cbor;H n
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-11-08
Mortgage Sale Of Real Property.

Pursuant to the provisions contained in
a Mo gage Trust Deed, resistered in Book
OF Mortgages Number As, at page 154,
made by 4. 2. jarrett end wife Elma Jar
rett, for the protec ion and benefit of the
undersigned, on the 10Th day of October
l9l';defautt having been made in the pay
ment OF this debt. which the said mortgage
was given to secure, the undersigned will
sell at public auction. for cash at the court
houss door in Salisbury. North Carolina, on
Saturday, December 9th, 1916,
at twelve o'clock noon, the following de-
scrlbed property:
Being lots six, seven and eight, in block
thirteen as shown npon the map of the r
A. Wheeler. addition, in the suburbs of
Salisbury, North Corolina, said lots front
fifty feet each, on First Street, and extend
back one hundred and fifty feet. For back
title see book OLD eeds number los, at page
IA. etc. in the. Office Of the Register of
Des DIS for Rowan County, N. G. For min
ute description of said lots, see the above
map, and book referred to.
Beginning of a stake on the southwest
side OF Meadow Street, seventy feet. north
west from the lire of Spencer Avenne, and
runs thence; south So deg and Is W. 40
foot to a sta e on a twelve foot alley; thence
with said alley, north 81 deg 45' W Sky
live feet to a stake thence north So deg. Is
East ITO feet to a stake on Meadow Street;
thence with Meadow Street, south 81 deg.
45' b. sixty-fve feet to the beginning, being
lot eleven in block eleven in Whitehead
addition to Spencer, North Carolina For
back title see book 112 522 in the office of
the Register Of Deeds for Rowan county,
North Carolina,
Conveyed by the said B P jarrett and
wife to satisfy the debt provided for in said
mortgage.
This the 3rd day of November, 1916.
J. M. BosT1AN, mortgage,
Thornwell G.. Furr.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-11-08
ROWAN DEMOCRATS As USUAL.
Somewhat Reduced But Tho Demo-
Gratis Elect all Their Ticket.

Owing to the lack of time
TIE WArcHMAN is unable to
81 q calculated statement Of
the vote cast at the different
precints in the county yess
terday, the polls not closing
till dark, A nearby vote
seems to have been cast and
th8 usual Democratic majori>
ty was reduced. however, an
average majority of 600 seem
to have been attained. A.
oHTdin3 to reports received
by Chairman Woodson the
averaged najoritives at the
different boxes are as givel
bel3w, OF course complete
returns may ritter these fig
utes somewhat.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-11-08
Lax-Fos, A Mild, Effective Laxative 6 Liver Tonic
Does Not Grjre nor Disturb tha Stomach.
Democratic Nominees.

In addition to other properties, Lax-Fos
contains Cascara in acceptable form, a
stimulating Laxative andTonic. Lax-Fos
acts effectively and does not grippe MOI
disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids
digestion, arouses the liver and secretions
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-11-08
F[aDch lake Positions Of Germans.

Paris, Nov. THE French
took German positions on a
front of four k:lometers two
and one~half miles, extend~
ing from Cbsulnes wood to
southeast of Ablaincourt re.
fnery says the Official COM
munication issued by the
War Office tonight.
The villages of Ablain-
court and Pressoire and
Ablaincourt cemetery wera
captured. More than 500
prisoners were taken.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-11-08
so Drown as Car PIunges in River.

Boston, Nov. 7.-Nearly 50
people lost their lives when
a Boston elevated trolley car
plunged through an open
draw at the Snmmer street
bridge tonight.
The car is believed to have
carried 80 persons, Of whom
probably net more than 10
escaped by jamsNing. The re-
mainder, imprisoned in the
closed car, went to their
death at the bottom of Fort
Point Channel.
The cause of the accident
had not been determined at a
late hour.
Motorman Gerald Walsh.
who, with tie conductor.
George McKeon. saved him.
self b y jumping, asserted
that the bridge was not prop
erly lighted aud that he saw
n 0 warning signals. The
bridge tenders in charge said
the red signal lights on the
gate were showing.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-11-08
A;saas yer You Heed a General 7
Tx Groves

Tbe Old Starda 4 Groves Tas*as>
s"fl Tonic Is equally valuable g
s>,:s@M Tonic beca.se it contains IL
IAsosgn tonic properties OF EQUINE ;
= ! s@1tN. 1t act. c n the Liver, lar y
: Z Msi1da, Ent;ches the Blood Al
4 80 The Wnl.s System. Sc cen
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
MEMPHIS

The Bay View study Club met
with Mrs \ \ bradford "Wednesday
afternoon MAY 90 with 400 members
except two present
Tho study OF Holland VaH akgu
up. with Ms Gates as leader of hIs
tory Mrs llcrod offered maya
zinc article. Amsterdam Queen Uf
the Iuddpr Dec The wonderful
cngcnuity that has mad" % possible
for this little country Co support %
great population was discussed and
pronounced one Of the wonders of
the past century
The lesson over the following OFT.
fcc.s ror, elected for tHr ensuing
yoa Mrs G. W Broomr pres.
dent Mrs rr.rbctt Montgomery
yicc.prcsidoni Miss Milan Score
tary Mrs " Smith critic and
Mary - ARNOLD publiof, eupcru
toudcut
Miss Annie Tiylor eff nrucr,ilr
came boz Saturday to ,O'I' with her
sister Mrs g. y sasFo- of Iul"r
o., kuror, and Grandmother
spcrt SATURDAY. and SUNDAY with
fr,.rds n, ucdl,,
Vrs q ~ Kur of Little uo.r
,r,,,,,. 81. lsirur m f.r .t, f..
.,,., ~ Ar, K,y Thornton
Mr. aud Mrs rd Clifton auI 81.
r,br laird nr Flrllu, were N.m
,his y.i,ors Tucsdav
Nc. r..I, Fine. .m IYu
49,. .,.,, ,p,l,y on ur.,aU.
-, i,.,,u.n.
orrn,, ol p,rnrl Vas U.r
7..,.,,. ,,..ln.. IN, r.pnM..r
..,,,,.. .,n,.y,i,,
A.. aud ,,.s a. "a v.r.u.ar ..
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13

Many var four hospitals have ord.
cred Allen Foot Eas. The auusag-
'ir powder for usa amo.l the troops
shaken into Che shoe. aud usei .u
DE foot. bath. Allen Foot Ease
gives rest ana comfort takes lbr
friction ff1 mfHe shoe ana prevents
the fre' getting tired or foot-sore
Drug and department Stores rtrrt-
whore sell b. 81. Don't accept 4rr
substitute Tr Or MIsv
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13

will be- AZ home 90 thci friends uu
Lubbock after june l.
Mcsdamcs &. \. Rush aud John
Penny entertained the 2t-le club
Friday afternoon Mcsdames vs. IS
poscy and Frank Wuu won h,gh
score \ salad course was served
The Twentieth century Climb met
at the home 90 Mrs T. o. Klott 4
business session WAS held followed
by the study hour The plans for
next years course OF study are about
completed
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tor District Attorney.
T. Y MILLER
HENRY s. HlSHoP.
Tor District CLERK
J G.. Sklla.kAN
For sheriff
J R. T. IAH1rrr
" " NJNNElL.
FRANK NORRIS, JR
Tor county ,lgri-
.AN r. WILLOW.
j o. tNIliLL.
oh O. PACE.
GEORGE 3TipLfTDE.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
qegSsp
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Tor Am
arillo property. 100 acres extra
good farm land 10 miica southeast
Of Amarillo. Price SIS pD. aero. Also
many special larcalno 90 ranchcl
from ! 70 40 sections Wrlta or
phone me FOR particulars Extra good
good farm lands nonr Washhurn
from SO 10 $50 per acre r =
Smith. Washburn. Texas li9.iiC
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
CLASSIFIED ADS
SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED

" Ir Us HELP YOU VAST pbon.
So. Amarillo Employment 1tour,
We got TIE holy without delay o.
Ncwaomc, Mgr. ? O. Box 77G. ANN
dii0. Texas. EIcht phone COT
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS

HNHnEr trade taught lv ! Burton
600 Texas BARBER College. World.
greatest Position Whom competent
Free catalogue cNplIuIuH ulla.
I'N1. 1913 itp
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13

guests were ushcrcd 90 the punch
bowl hy Mrs D. Withcrspoou. Tor
here they found beautiful, con
strrctcd rose howc- with ribbon
lattice interviewer. and inside was
the bowl containing the sweet nectar.
which Nas $50 deity poured by little
Misses Mary Lynch Hankus. Nubre,
llaukins Th"kla Jones'. lrhy scott
Bo,d. Rovcua Shields. and Dorothy
Knight
Mrs Il vs. Veteran and Mrs
Herman SDhnltor presided over the
reg tu.s which were prcully dc
coratod. one with b.urhirdg for Miss
Jones and ono with love birds for
Miss Davidson other members of
the hous, party were Mines S y.
pus'cr Chas Buster Shields. Nc
noWolI Glover uf kirkland pritlo.
Riggs Mitchell Misses BESSIE slack
Carrie -lark Ruth Price Ruth
Cows Soil johnson. Jimmie Nov
rr, Nyrhc SHAW s musical pro.
gram consisting of piano selection
by Mrs WIN T. tones "Tho Rosary
Mrs Riggs piano. Miss Ruth Crews
Miss Mari Davis reading Nv
Chain ol Memories Mrs rr.ilc
piano Nr, Wi'horspoou. was rou.
lcrcd during the hou-
one hundred Wirly-f,yc guos''
,uIoyc dthis hospitality
The last and one %, The most beau.
rml affairs 60 bc given for Miss na-
,ldgou. whose marriaC" 90 Mr. Her
her, Scott GRAY occurred Thursday
evening. wac the rose breakfast
riyp 10y Mr. " G. Buck at her
home on Tgcsday morning az MIN"
O'Clock
Tile home va, radnurlr ahloow
with roses ut most every huo and tho
luuv room was especially beautiful
upue 20 bower OF roses Ou tho table
elegant with ~ dam1sk ucr" scat
I'''' pINk I"'' p''''' ""' '"' TO- ''''
were "a Franc, buds The cou'cr.
piece was dainty dimIuutiyc Orid"
arraycd u her gown of white. Ncil
"i ''''' and orange blossoms. ana q"
arm bouquet ot brides roses "a YER
Table .cplca of tho charming bride.
'".h' 'h' guests ''Nh' 'n''' p'".''
d
"' ih' ''hl' '' m'''"'"t '''''. WV
5000 written "' .'r''. 'h' '"''' W.T.
road after o''"f ''''''
I'N'.Hf 'N' COURSE "' '"' "' .'N' "'.
10 toast 'o '"' hf'1' 'I"N ''
'r.rI. "" ,'''n '' NJ IS. . .'''r
ponn Musical ''''.''n' were .'l'
g. .H "u Tine 'I.'r"." ana p''"' '"'
following guest. wore W'-'"'
N...'. Davidson h'rhh''' N
'auns Davidson. Green S'''' h'N'
Woodruff GRAY h''''. N',"'I''''U.
Bach guest d'paT''" WIN '"' '"''
knowledge 'ha' NIs h''t was %
most charming H"'''s. """ ''''
'o.hug OF drlga' thar '1'h p'''s
tu. opportunity "'. afforded 'O'" ~
W,' Hu." moro 'i'H N'. I''''u
."H
Sat" -l7. evening ' h'I p'N
u.Ui 90 DO" h1m" of Dor '"'h'E '
'.r southeast part OF 'h''dr''s "''
Cured tho marriar" of Miss JOSIE
NI.u,r and STR Arthur H'N'
Tho ccr'monv was performed Toy R''.
D. q N0'uNu pastor OF ih" zap
ur church n 20" ur"s'u'" 90 onl'
'Ur immediate .'laii''' "'.'.'''
u,a's ~ cream and cake N'r" s'r''"
Immediately following 'h" marrl"F"
after which tho n""lyw'ds went 20
thr.- home 'n 'h" northwest Nari OF
frn CITY philh vas loo readiness Tor
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
MASONIC
BULLETIN
Week Beginning
May 90 1916

Wvlue day $3.50 Called meeting
Amarillo Lodge work 100 the +. G..
and Masters degree
Friday 5 a. 81 Regular Stated Con-
vocation Amarillo Chapter r. A. NJ.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13

The Girls and lady teachers ~
Wayland college vonl tu the CANYONS
Saturday on their annual picnic
The graduating exercises ot Way
land COLLEGE will he held Wednesday
morning May 9TH. at the co'l"r" ava
dito-Ium Judge Bolln. ~ Natador
will deliver the graduating address
Dr. | = Gates vill preach tho com.
mcuccmcn, sermon, at the baptist
Church SUNDAY. May 2lst
Those who will take degrees of
the class are Misses Addio Bour
land. linuic Wimhcrly Emma ropl
Vcrlu Reeves Flora n llopping AMI
Jewell Mccall and Robert Reeves
Lester Hartley wa forced 90 with.
draw from Tho clas1 on account Of
failing health llc viii cut"- Gin.
mons college FOR the summer term
where hc expects 10 make MP lost
time.
Mr. =. IS Clinkscal"7 vas hos
tess to the nridro club TUESDAY AZ
ternoou a. her home. on south
broadway
IN addition 20 the club members.
Mechanics Chss Mccormack. Robert
Malone and Wallace Sott0ou we're
present Mrs Wallace Sottoou Won
high score for tho guests and Mrs
T. l.. nyr e., the club
The hostess. assisted by Ms u
G. Ware and Mr. Chas Mccormack.
served delicious salad course
Nss Ruth T0wory daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs u u ToVcrv. enter
,ancd a fcu OF her iricnds SUNDAY
Xtho occasion being her fifteenth
birthday
An elaborate Gr'roursc dinner
vac served 10 The following Nissce
Marine Richards. Gladys Spocr vii.
lena winfield NcSsrs Ncwtou GU
her,. William Smell LcGrc} N'mar
and Robert Doubleday
The color scheme of pink and
white was carried out Pink sweet
peas were used Zoo the decorations
The place cards wore hand paint.
ed
From thrco 20 SIN O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon Mrs T.. J Warren ON
detained the members OF the 70. =.
climb A. tho busy fmgors flew max
inr dainty ar'iclcr conversation
mover larrcd Dclirh'fu' music was
feature OF tho afternoon enter
'amm,nf Tho hostess served dcli-
cious rcfrcshmouie Strawberries an.
Gel food cake and punch
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13

sunday a. 10 = M Miss NelIa
Moore and VIZ z y Ready were
married az tho home % Rev and
Mrs J y cole ROY cole o'|ciatlug
Only fes - The most intimate
friends acre present NJ and Mrs
Ready ler immediately tor Dallas
ana other North Tevas points Thrv
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13

The Eirlg and lady teachers ~
Wavlaud college vent tu the CANYONS
Saturday on their annual picnic
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13

The ;au es' Aid Of the Proshytcr.
ian church met Monday afternoon a.
the church. at four o'clock This
being thcir regular business meet
iug. plans for the years work were
discussed
Next Monday viii bc the mission
airy meeting. and the aid viii meet
with Mrs T. y Hughes ~ ihrco
O clock
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13

Tho Woman's Auyilia-y Of the 81
Marks Episcopal Church met Mon
day afternoon az the church Tho
new Officers elected at the last meet
ing were present, aud the new prcsi-
dent Mrs ! q Wyckoff. presided
4 tu-Soy dinner was planned for
n"U Thursday from six 20 eight AZ
the hom, OF Mrs J G. Anderson
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13

MIR and Mrs u e. Mcintyre. who
have been visiting ~ various points
in the southern part ot the state
returned home last week Mrs Me
lntyrc states that she had the plea
sure Of attending the Fourth Dis
trict meeting " the Woman's state
Federation. held AZ Brennan
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
PLiINNIEw.

The Liberty Social club met
THURSDAY May ith. with Mrs 4. +.
Houston. TWcnty.scyon wee pres.
ent. and a jolly good time was the
result Of the afternoon
The hostess served u delicious
two-coursc luncheon
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-28
NINE. AIDA OPENS
MUSICAL SEASON

Exquisite art in the world OF song,
a voice of rare beauty in tone and
shading. and added to these woman
of loveliness, charm and intellect
such are the endowments of Frances
Aida. soprano. of the Metropolitan
Opera, who inaugurated Washington's
season OF music in song recital at
the National Theater yesterday after
noon, the first concert Of the Ten Star
Series presented by Il. Arthur Smith.
Nine. Aida has an Incompatible gift
OF her, almost foremost among the re-
citalists, one might tell the student to
emulate Frances Aida In oil things
in voice production, I'm Interpretation.
in nuance, in her faultless purity of
tone, tho one could not borrow her
personality with its warmth and its
tenderness.
An unusual program. too. was given
by Nine. Aida, with much that was un-
familiar and seven novelties that she
has been the first to sing. In her
group. OF the. el\r school the opera
aria by Faccio. Uphelia's charge to
truly lovely. The fineners of her work
was revealed in the Mozart Non SO
piu" from the Marriage of Figaro"
while the old English Lovely Celia"
was perfect legato.
OF the novelties, two Finnish songs
contribution to our muic, 'Sinulle," by
Merikanto, and "Kehtolauau." by
Jaernefeld, the latter "A lullaby sung
with exquisite subtlety with the tender
quality dominant The "Chanson d.
Antomne." of Sibella, was n wealth OF
deep feeling, opening group of new
music of rare worth, including "Edel-
weiss" in which Nine. Aida made you
feel the mountain flower In its setting.
Frank La Forge was the assisting
artist, as composer-accompani and so
loist. Two of his new songs were sung
twice by Nine. Aida, his Song OF the
Open" being a brilliant song of ecstasy.
Mr.. La FORCES accomplishments are In
timately sympathetic. His solos in
cludcd the Chopin T. sharp 'Nocturne.
Moszkowski's "Etincelles," and an I'm
provisation" of his own.
Nine. Aida beside several repetitions,
gave as encores. 1.-The Lass With the
delicate Air" My Laddic." and "Ouvre
ties yeux bleus,' of Massenet. She
omitted the ColcridGc Taylor. Life
and Death" in her English group.
J. Mach.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-28
P. 7. MORAN URGES
DISTRICT SUFFRAGE
Tells BrightWood Park Citizens
Washington Should "Bom-
bard the Senate"

Declaring the citizens OF the District
should ibombard the halls OF the Sem
ate" until Congress listens to their
plea, and deploring the conditions
which make Washington tho only "un-
American" city In the United States,
=. T. Moran, president of tho Cham
ber of Commerce strongly advocated
suffrage for the District last night he
fore the Brightwood Park Citizens AS
ISOLATION.
The trainers OF the Constitution. 4"
said Mr.. Moran, never intended any
citizens OF the United States to live az
100000 citizens of the District are living
today. / have heard an opposition TO
District suffrage based on the fact that
the negro vote would rule. III the 225. :
600 people of Washington are afraid of
the 1000 votes the colored population
would cast, they should go and chain
themselves for the rest OF their lives %
Committee at Work.
Mr.. Moran stated that the Chamber
of Commerce has. a committee at pres
ent which is working on the suffrage
question for the District, and that II
every citizens association would get
behind the movement and push" there
was no reason why Washington should
not have the right to vote after the
next session of Congress.
Several members OF the Brightwood
Park Citizens Association protested
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-28

against the quality OF gas they are get.
ting "since the price has been lowered
to 70 cents" The secretary OF the or
ganization was directed to write q let
ter of protest to the Washington Gas
Light Company, a.,
A resolution was adopted, and VIII
be presented by tho association to the
next Congress. asking for the erection
Of board OF tax appeals and Sz'W
home tax exemption.
The cltizens' association appealed 70
the washington Railway and Electrio
Company for an extension of the "owP'
service To Brightwood Park.
Officers Reelected.
The association reelected all officers
They are: william Nick. Clayton. pres
ldent; f. J. Metcalf, vice president
william ID. Wilson. secretaryi q, ID
Gamble. treasurer, and william NICK
Clayton, delegate to the Federation oil
Citizens ASSOCIATIONS, with Il. j. Ayres
as alternate.
The following chairmen Of committees
were appointed: E. J. Ayres. railroads
J. !. Erickson. sewers and waters
Lewis r. Stahl. trees; J. p. Richards
parks and lawns; q. r, Williams
streets; Charles Heitmueller, fire ano
police; Homer Smith, membership; j
w, Smith. press, and NJ. j. White, en-
tertainment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-28
g. w. u. Students Will
Debate With Tar Heels

The second annual debate between
George Washington University and
the University OF North Carolina Will
be staged here about December 10.
The subject discussed by students
working for places on the team was,
Resolved, That Congress should pass
n law requiring compulsory arbitra-
tion of all controversies arising be-
tween employers and employees of rail-
same subject will be the one for the
intercollegiate debate. George Wash =
ington having chosen the negative
side.
The team'is being chosen by a boar I'd
OF judges composed OF Dean William
Allen Wilbur. of Columbian College
Prof J. l.. Parks, OF the law school
faculty; and T.. u. Morehouse, coach
OF the team.