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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15
IN CRIMINAL COURT.
Dr. G. f. Lee Convicted of Theft of
Electric Current-GcO. ID. Shore, Jr.
Appointed by Court to Defend Turn

age.
From The Daily Item. July H.,
DR.. G. F. Lee was found guilty
by Jury Monday evening of the
charge against him, theft of electric
current. The case was the first tried
in sessions court and consumed all of
the afternoon.
Albert Turnage. charged, with the
murder Of Eugene Rainey. on the
night Of May 1. was arraigned and
plead not guilty. The court appoint
ed Geo, d. Shore. Jr., to defend Turn
age.
| Henry Anderson was arraigned on
the charge Of murder and plead not
guilty. =.
John Anderson Garner was arraign-
ed and plead guilty of the charge of
housebreaking and larceny and was
given two years in the reformatory at
Lexington. .....
Dwyer Johnson was arraigned and
plead not guilty to the charge Of as
sault with intent to .rayish.
Matthew Johnson. plead guilty to
the charge Of forgery.
James Baker and Richard Rembert
were tried. on the. charge of violation
OF the dispensary law. s..,s
=.
Bills returned and cases disposed of
were: James Baker and Richard
Rembert. violation of the dispensary
law. true bill.
l., Dwyer Johnson. assault with intent
to ravish. true bill.
Newton B. Cockerel, assault and
battery with intent to kill, no bill.
David Grant seduction. dlscon-
tinued. no witnesses.
Bradford FarmerA disposing Of crop
under lien. discontinued, no witnesses.
Isiah Prince. disposing of crop un-
der lien discontinued at request of
prosecutor.
Richard Rembcrt and James Baker
were found guilty on the charge of
violation of the dispensary law and
given one year each. -ml s..
Houston Deas was tried in his alb
sence on the charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill and found
guilty Of simple assault 49,, -,
The case against Bradford Farmer
for resisting an officer was taken UP
and was in progress when court re-
cessed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15
NEGRO; CAUGHT IN CHARLESTON
Wanted Here ON Charge OF Assault
and Battery with Intent to Kill.
E:ua =

News has been received here of the
arrest at9Charleston of Ned Flem-
ming. alias Oscar Swinton, colored,
who is wanted in this county on the
charge of.assault and battery with in
tent to kill Rural Policeman Sam
Newman visited Charleston recently to
see II. he could not locate Swinton, the
arrest beiss'the result OF his efforts.
In tho, fsll Of 1914 swintons struck
Lorihss Newman a young white man
Of the Concord section. in the back
several tinles. Will an axe. injuring
him severely, and 1t was thought IA
tally for fine. sat
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15
JUNIOR ORDER OFFICERS.
8e0i-ssfhmu Election Of Omccrs O
Sumter Council No. z.

" a
AT Its meeting on the night of July
f1th. Sumter Council No. z of the
Junior Order of American Mechanics
held the semi-anntai election of Of
ncers. the following being chosen:
Past Counciior--L. E.Awood.
Councilor--E. I. McInvaile.
Vice Councillor. B. Dufie.
Financial secretary-B. c. Wallace
Recording secretary-.-R. s.. Hood.
Assistant Recording secretary--w
NJ. Wolfe. ns
Treasurer--C. b. ,Yeadon.
Conducttr7<w. r. Yesdon. ~'.
wardsn--w. II. Yates. Jr.
Inside ssmrfnaf.--M. IS. Joscy. ---,
Outside Sentinal--A. l.. Gibson.
Trustees - wma, fYeadop. c. l.
Rhante. LIE. Wood.
chaplin--J. II. Harper. $50
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15

Miss Lena, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Kolb, who live on the
Bultman place about 2 miles west of
Sumter on the stateburg road, died
last night. after an iliness from ty-
phoid fever The funeral services
were held i'rom-thc residence this af-
tsfnoon at 4 o'clock and the inter-
ment was vt the Sumter Cemetery.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15

T. p. SANDERS, JR.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15
For Congress.

| hereby announce myself as a cam
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Congress from the 7th Congress
sional District and pledge myself to
A. +. LEVER.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15
No Court Next Week.

There Will be no court next week
This decision was reached yesterday
and jurors for the second week Of
court notified Of the fact. The jai
cases Will be'disposed of or continued
at the request of the attorneys for tn;
defendants
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15

overtime Is not desired by the
train OF engine man, nor is it consider
ed a desirable addition to a days SER
vice. but II has been universally recog-
niaed as the only check against flag
rant violations Of the most binding
agreements.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15

& : : :
t1RsoSAn innsn4aiox.

Af. IL Arthur O'N0ill Jr NJ Char
seston. y spena,r. . ,.v =.
el&r. l .,Se
~, -, 49,
az ,-.sr -. = ".ssuoos ~na ram
sSrS o'"'ns - sns~s eRrxSos
Sssn. ~. ", where they
tne rees. of the summer.
sye" Dees Ma9ning 10 spend
w sos1le ume IN the cisy. " - A
iil's~ Aaynsworth OF Green
ei"e ~ a. fhe city, having fcoihe u, At
send $40 marriage Of his sister. Mas
Asnes 9aynsworth. and Mr.. 1R e.
Dssvenafedt tomorrow eysning::,T
Hr. H. c.. Dove, of Kinsstree. n
forpsr rjtesideut Of sumtsr. a. v,.,,,r >
rsS .sivd} In the CITY.
4smja Geo. w. hutchinson
smoak, Alfred BRYAN. Archie Ri.h-
toured 10 Columbia Sunday In q Ford
car, AN, visited styx. sS,it IN q - x,.sv
dsnehtfal trim. An ante ~ v.rv ma mrdd.
dy rad, ana sevsral shower. =, ra,r
Col. 1. A. Rhame OF I.vnchuhrr.
Wa = v3sitor "a the cit,, ru..a.v
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15

AT the rcqutst Of my friends an
nOuncc myself as a candidate for the
rules OF the Democratic party. 1 am
In the race to n finish If I don't get
bu one vote.
II p SANDERS. JR.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-07-15

Taking sixty-twO Western railroads
as fait example, there was paid to
gene nHicar, in 1900. $4,537, ,4O4,
and iu i'ia oh the same sixty-two
road, this hol increased to $a,a4A,-
h2S- rFc. 100 Der cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
BIJOU rHI:ATEIi,

All the week, with matinee. Tm~x,Iny
Thursday and Snturdny-"M. Aun,
FROM Utah"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
JOHN McCOUMACK no APPEAR
IN CONCERT ON JANUARY

Under the local management OF W.
Hubert Belts, John Mccormack. assist
ed by Donald Mci5cath. violuist. and
Edwin Schneider. accompanies. will APP
pear IN concert at the City Auditorium
on Tuesday. January .. when IT is
VIRTUALLY certain he viii be greeted
by an audience limited only by the
capacity Of the auditorium.
John McCormack's FIRST step OH the
road 10 fame was when he won the
cola medal 1T the Dublin Fcis Coeil
Musical Festival IN 1903. Subsequent
~ he studied for TWO years under Senior
S;,huttini in Milan. lie made his opera
tic debut IN covrnt Garden. London.
October -. 1901. at the age OF twenty
three, and continued z member OF the
organization until the outbreaks OF the
wn-. ~. mad. his American debut.
November :. 1909. a 4 member or oscar
Harnncrstcin,s Manhattan opera COM
pan. III subsequently, became a mem
her "f both tho Philadelphia Chicago
ana tho boston Opera Companies. and!
appeared as "Euest" at tho Metropoli-
tar Opera House. New York. OH various
occasions.
lie sang in Australia as principal
tenor of the company organized by
M,n. Mslba. and has also appeared in
. number or special performances in
par;S II was in that city. following
4 performance Of Kossini's Barber OF
Seville that ono OF the best-kuown
Partisan critics wrote: Mccormack
has one or the most beautiful voices
of the present day. and without doubt
his technique iy the most perfect we
Continued on Tenth PageJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
Al n. WILSON WILL APPEAR
N HIS "MN IIlI.i.tH>I:l ROSE

Al H. wilson, the singing dialect
comedian. VIII present new Irish
song play, M, Killarney Rose" NJ N.
Acaden,y ~ Music on Wednesdays. mat
!nce and night
II - said - bc q connection Of
comedy. hear, Interest .tud melody.
prepared ny Ierbcr; Hntl WINSTON.
Tho essential scenes IN the three acts
Of the PLAY are said 10 D. closely re-
lated 70 the central theme, which IL
said 10 he ~ absorbing interest
whatever that means.
The scenes in the first ana second
aSa--e are laid In Killarney ana in tho
third &C; in Dublin. and the characters
are said to hc types we'll known in
those sections OF ireland Numerous
are The adventures of tn. roiick Ing
Tom Carcy--the character portrayed
BY MIR wilson" saws The agent. and
from the moment that fanciful fat"
elects TO make HIN tn. nunlhie aus
band OF a high born wife. his career
takes series o: serious and laugh
able m!shaps that would make q less
resourccful character thar the nimbie-
wit,ed Irishman give up tn" ghost III
despair. but not so with Tonne proves
himself equal TO every emergency and
triumphs over every nhs,pcl" until all
are removed
ITO follow these thrilling and mirih
provoking events is good entertain
ment indeed. and when now and again
the situations are .mbcll!shcG by u
tuncful song the height OF enjoyment is
reached. The combination Of interest
COMEDY and song in this aca sons Will
son show is irrostthlc and should ~
A magnet To attract unusual interest.
The new songs are My Killarney Rose.
The Love Give 10 You, Where the
Shamrock Grows and The Yodcl That
Stole My Girl Away"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
"MH AUNT FROM UTAH" HILi.ED
At HIJOI ALI. TIIt. WEEK

MY Aunt From Utah. il farce with
music. Is announced by the manage
ment Of the Eijou for the whole Of the
week. beginning with special New
Years Day matinee AT 3 o'clock. In
the principal role will appear Kate
Gilmore. who is said 10 have won high
praise for her performance in what
!s also said TO be particularly anus
ing piece.
In regard to the pla.. the Indianapo-
lis Star is quoted. In part. as fol-
lows:
my Aurt From Utah is farce
tain a laugh second. a bit Of a
of a young man. Robert Ashton. who
handles the truth in tho most rcck-
less manner. and VINO also has pencil
ant for doing things out Of the ordi-
nary for the sensation that might oc-
cur, and. therefore, is married in Sc
cree. He is imhued with the idea that
his wife is not just tho sort he would
care to have his friends meet because
Of her supposed ilii;cracy From his
aunt, a prim and eXactirg woman. he
tries to hide the fact that he Is mar
ried Tn order to do this palms off
another mans wife as his own He
manages to extricate himself success
fully, but before doing so he passes
through many screamngly funny COM
plications that are most refreshing be-
cause OF their originality.
"All In all. My Aunt From Utah is
the snappiest and most enjoyable
comedy seen locally in many seasons.
and Is treat that should not he missed
by any one who would rather laugh
than cry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

Continued on Tenth Page )
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

selves, are upside down jugglcrs. They
do with their feet what mos. jugglers
ar" content to accomplish with their
hands. The antics OF The Animated
Indian Clubs Is the comedy feature or
IN" pcrformanc" g!vcn by the Three
l;obs.
WITH each of the new vaudeville
bills come til" usual screen exhibits.
which include the Selig Tribune news
reviews and two comedy nl,ns.
Underlined for next week IS !, recent
vaudeville sensation IN News York.
The Girl With Il Thousand Eyes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

entitled Engaged. Married and hi
vorc"d" Ward and Van are Offering
comedy and Instrumental music in
eGuai proportions. putting over char.
actei comedy bits between the num-
hers u their musical program.
Tn" latter E2l' III the week will
br.N. another diversity Of features
Including Eitner Taylo-. and Mclay.
three original variety men. who have
& novel entertainment. Young AMI
Brown. Two girls. VIII contribute com
"dy patt,r songs. music and dancing
What y horaldcd as the greatest
performing seal in the world is 10 he
soon with the Travallo BROTHERS The
S1auIafdS give a remarkable exhibition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
MUSICAL TABLOID FEATURES
LYRICS FYRST-HSLE' BIIi

New Years attractions at the Lyric
include miniature musical extrava-
ganza company, which will be the
bright particular feature OF show
covering a wide range OF variety. The
week opens with special matinee at
Q o'clock tomorrow afternoon. the
regular Monday matinee performance
following 1t at $3.50.
THE Midnight Follies." the tabloid
song and girl production, is said to be
the most deliberately staged tab" yet
brought to Richmond IN vaudeville
There are nine singers, dancers and
funmakers in the presenting company,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
GREATEST OF ALL ACTRESSES
PI.AYS HERE O-MORKOM NIGIIT


Tho appearance for one performance
here OF Sarah Bernhard, the most IA :
nous actress that the world has known
during the past hf;y years. viii be
an event Of extraordinary Importance
Fresh from her triumnhs at the EN-
pire Theatcr in New YORK, here, for
three weeks. she latciY held crowds
spollbound, Nine. Bernhard, will be
seen here Tomorrow ni1ht n, the
Academy in three varied characters
carefully chosen to reveal her at her
best.
She will be supported Is her own
company from her Paris theater and
viii bring with her the costumes seen
cry and properties used III the original
productions. Her lcadin. man. Jean
Angelo. has come straight from the
French trenches. to fginll his present
engagement He is 81 son Of that MIR.
Angelo who supported Nine. B"rnhardt
during her first yisit 10 this country.
The program VIII lie opened BY q
one-act arrangement Of tho immortal
tale OF Cleopatra. Queen of Egypt.
made by Henrj Cain and Mime Bern
hardts son. Maurice I, viii reveal
the great star in = tragic hour defy
inG Caesar and choosing death before
dishonor.
The second feature on the program
VIII be an amusing comedy rla."d by
the company and entitled The Hus-
bands Luck" in which tho husband
gets the better OF two rivals tor his
coquettish wife's affections
In the third II tho fou" plays an
nounced. entitled Prom the stage 70
the Field OF Honor" Mime Bernhardt
Will !mpersonate a young soldier at the
front In France. who. after snyin: the
flag intrusted to him BY hS dad
father. himself falls a marty, cxclaim-
ing. with his last breadth. Long Lie
France" out or Difference to Am.ri-
can neutrality. Nine Bcruhardt wtll
omit the terrific and ironic passa Z 9
known as PRAYER for our Enemies >.
substituting Victor liueo's poem. pa :
trin
The las, and no doubt 20 rnany tn"
most attractive episode II! tho perfor-
nance. viii he the beautiful and NOV
Ing final act Of Dumas LADY Of ~"
camelias." beSt known here az Ca
mile"
SO stirring and intense j. Nine. BERN :
: hsrdts Interpretation % tn" soldier in
From tho stag. to tho Field - Honor
that in New York. and other places.
IL brought audiences not tirIirj'iycly.
but literally 10 Their frot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

LYRIC THEATER.
All tho week. with dali. matinces aud
change Of bin ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vaudeville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
Plays, Acts and Music--=T This Week and Soon
Weekly Calendar
ACADEMY OF MUSIC

company.
"Wednesday. matinee md niSht-Al
IL. Wilson, In "My Killarney Rose"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21
Indiana Man tIoid- HIGH pisto, ~'urc.

Ja,ksou,tlc Fla. o.t .l.- Revised
scores II the Individual pistol match
OF the National Hifle association here
yesterday show j. - carl first lieu
tenant Indiana infantry, first with a
SCORE ~ $50 G,urgc Is cook. ~
Washington ,trourou@ly reported as
first, really was second with q cor
OF 3N5 \. e.. WjlenN Of Nevada, WA
third with 3sg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21

Green. Si7 South Edith street last
Thursday.
The regular order OF business was
transacted, including an instructive
missionary program after which a
pleasant social our was spent
Mrs. Green was assisted hy Mes
DANES Payne and walker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21
SITUATIONS WANTED


WANTID-A position ass h"ouSCkccpcr
by middle aged American lady
whore she can have fuIi charge. sol
South Waiter, phone s'5.
WANTEp-Position ua manager Of
rouming house. or h~uusckccper for
w%idower. CAN at 3ljis South Sec
ond.
WANTEp-position by experienced
b%ookkeeper ana office man; can use
typewriter with some shorthand. Mar
RCD. Employed at present .n ri Paso
but desire to locate IN Albuquerque
or nearby town. Address Box II, Al.
buqucrquc Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21
Additional Society
ttOnunnci from Page sls.)

nor aud Mrs Hugh \. Cooper pre-
sided at tho cNquisitcly appointed tea
table. Assisting them was a bcyy uf
chaimIng youhS girls. They were
VI ss Kathleen McMIllcu. Miss Hazel
Hawkins. Miss Helen Thurman. Miss
Eentc'I Homer, Miss Shirley Won
Ntclouhtuscu Mi.s Kathleen Long.
Nj. t.ul,u Long
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21

The Misses Childers were at nome
Thursday afternoon at an Informal
tea, honoriug Miss Ndollnc pyle ~
Kaufman Texas. who ls the house
guest of Mrs. John Simms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21
Halloween SOCIAL,

The ladies of the Eastern star are
planning "a IIalloWcc On social Ia be
given iu the Masonic temple friday
evening, october "a. \ good time Is
assured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21
WANTED Agents

mo MONEY SHOW AUTOMOBILE -'"
how to burn tr.r alr instead of ,N
peu-iNc gasoline 5rIl the LItl FIrnd.
"a ucnd for power. Hiicisc and sa-o-
limo saving. Sew W,ldhre Seller Do
FREQ details. Edward Holman Sllr'
Dept u. Cincinnati -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21

Leaky roofs repaired with Ruber.
inc. hish grade asphalt paint. Glib
SoN-FAW LUMBER COMPANY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21

We haze" cash hu'ur9 FOR used
IL YOU have y ,Ig rl, sale so"
Sow state Auto Works 81, West
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21

ls reported MI and Mrs. pcuni
ChaNcs acted as chapcroncs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21

num''' "i 'l"'7 or VS." or ihre' la-
her nrils" club on Thursday aitcl.
noon Hi her nom" ON N"fih Itfih
street Guests for the l~itoruonn were
Nrs Jc''' hnsrhtd ana Mr. Roy >
% Luncheon lride" ci' was en-
''riain'd hN Mrs y T.. McI'WIin ON
lander of indianapolis she IFS Visiting
Ni'. Jack FhNholH' was e guest OF
me cluh.
~iilIhIind irlds clah met with
'"ppock 49, guests of The club After
IN" game IN" hostess took th" party
down town Tor q & o'clock dinner
o.
M,s : Urnraon and sr,ol, cos,
of m p,so ara IN. ruo,,s a., u,s
bronson. oun, AIRS Frank Nct,,.
man y, tho C,s, do ora
vrs V.u snri,por ls I'm .l p,so
Tnxns y~isi,irg nor sisto, ,or c.u
r- ,rd NJ. u.,,r rt,h NJ.
<,,cv u,s,Icp 49,, NJ ,nd NJ.
tgc,ns,n ~, mol, y,os,. ,1, ,un,.-
4, rs,,nci, ,our,rou
NJ, " v Walton cn.er,,t,c1 la.
r,ttoy ,o.rnoor
#, ,rd vrs rrrc., p,y,. tor, Sat.
NO. uiu ,.i, NJ n,y,,, ,rn,har =
n,,t, :, .rd h,s sts,o, A.. r,od
u,rrb,. !, San A,torto ro,ns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21

ccrr,ll1s Coal Tor cleanliness, sat
isfactlon and economy. Hahn Coal
Co. Phone ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21
WANTED--Salesmen

SALESMAN WANTEp~Cider as b
sid"lIao. good commission. -.
Louis VINEGAR n cider CO.. St Louis
Mo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21

MIR !. 80 purand vas hostess To
her bridge club ou Thursday aitcr
To- 100 at her home ON North FIRM
street Guests for the afternoon were
Nrs lcrr' Hngrnrl and Mr. Roy s.
Strumo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-21

tn" Luncheon Bridge clUA was en-
tortolucd hy Mrs. A. T.. Mct'wlln ON
Friday afternoon. Miss Alice Stldt-
lander of indianapolis who us visiting
Mr.. Jack Reynolds was e guest Of
the club.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
THE HIGH COST IF
 CLEANLINESS |S TO0
 MUCH FUR M DONALD

Your honor l have to take a bath every day and my laundry bill is S2.50 a week" said Frank Mcdonald to Justice DeSouZa yesterday when the colored boy told the court he wanted to do right but he just didn't see how he could contribute $3.50 a week to the support of his child, when he was only making S6.
 Before the case was called. Savan- ah Robinson Mcdonald appeared in court and said she wanted to stop the case. She said she did not want her husband, of q few months. jailed. and would halt the proceedings if he would agree to give her S6 week for their child. Later she knocked down the price to s3.50. and when she learned of her husbanas laundry bills, she was satisfied to settle for S250
 She wanted to call at the restaurant where Mcdonald is employed for the weekly allowance but he objected.
 "No 1 don't want her comin' there and | don't want to go to her house Let me bring 1t to you. your honor.
 When this arrangement was made the young father was released.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
MINE INSTITUTE ID
 MEET HERE SATURDAY

Under direction of the committee on mines, the Chamber of Commerce will entertain the members of the Institute of Mining Engineers, wno are arriving today at Douglas and will hold peri patetic meetings all the way to the Grand Canyon
 They will be in Phoenix Saturday, arriving via the Apache Trail in auto mobiles short meeting will be held here that day and the following morn ing will be shown about the valley in motor cars by local friends.
 There will be l65 me mbers of the party, more than twice the rumber of geographers who visited the valley and the dam by automobile three years ago.
 Their sessions will occur in Doug las, Globe, Phoenix and Jerome, and they will end their visit by tour to the Grand Canyon before dispersing.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-19
Fall Hat day tomorrow.
POPULAR COUPLE ARE
 JOINED IN WEDLOCK

Tn the presence of few of their closest friends. Miss Maude Campbell and Bert Clingan were married at five o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Trinity Pro- Cathedral Rev Bertrand R. Cocks read the service.
 The bride wore her travelling cos tune. a tailored suit of two-tone wool velour check of dull gray and white. Her blouse was of pink Georgette crepe and a smart black velvet hat was worn. She carried sweet peas combined with lilies of the valley and ferns.
 Miss Mary Cameron was the maid of honor and the brides only attend ant. She wore a fetching frock of gray chiffon cloth.
 sylvan Gang acted as MT. Clingan's hest man.
 Mir. and Mrs Clingan left immedi- ately after the ceremony for the Grand Canyon where they will pass their honeymoon. They will be at home at the Westminster apartments after October 15.
 In the year she has lived in Ari- Zona, Mrs. Clingan has made a legion of friends. She has a most pleasing personality and is unusually attractive in appearance The fact that she is to live in Phoenix was a most wei come bit of news to those who know her
 Mr. Clingan is Arizona representa- tive of the Southwestern Portland Ce- ment company and one of the most popular men in the state. He is a member of the Arizona club and the Bachelor club. It was at the Arizona club on Sunday evening that Mir. Clingan gave his farewell bachelor dinner. His guests being Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn. Sylvan Ganz Alexander Baker. Donald Me Queen Arthur Luhrs. Leon <. Jacobs, Charles Pone. Eugene Goldman. A. Guy Aisap. Ned Creighton and Julian Gang.