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The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES
WHITE

Morris SchlossberE. 5. and Annie Sherman Il
Rev G. SilTerstOnc
Roy Southland. - and Catherine c. Sanford. n.
Of Chiltons Va. Rev. John L Briggs
Harry Goodman "a, and Rose Kessle. 2 Rev.
N. Becker.
John H. Turner. 2. and Mary Hartsell. .. both
Of Norfolk, Va Rev l.. Morgan Chambers.
Frank II. Coakley. 8. and Anita Coates. ls Rev.
John E. Briggs.
Michel Picillo. . and Maria Amnrusi, ls Rev
Martin p. J. Eean.
H. Schroeder
COLORED.
Stepter Rice. 3. and Carrie Tibbs. 2. Rev. n.
W. D. Norman.
Richard Garlic. q Of Bumpas Va and Bessie
Minor l9. Rev. william J. Howard.
Edward Landry. g. and Sadie Addison, 49, Rev.
A. J. Carey.
Emanuel N. Martin. 2. and Mary Addie Savoy
Is Rev James ]. OpConnor.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
Purely Personal

Jack Hines. local representative of the
Cleveland Motorcycle Company, is in New
York attending the motorcycle show at
Madison Square Garden.
DR.. M Scott Smith and son. of Wash
ington, are registered at the Great North
ern Hotel. New York.
Charles H. Leeds has returned to
Washington, after an extended visit to
his old home in Carlisle. Pa.
Miss Julia Burke has returned from
three months vacation at her former
home In st. Louis, Mo.
Joseph Gill, of the bureau Of supplies
and accounts, Navy Department, is away
on a weeks leave Of absence.
James Torbert returned yesterday after
Virginia.
George E. Keneipp, office of markets
and rural organization, Department Of
Agriculture, has resigned to accept a po-
sition in Fallion, New.
Raymond F. Crist. deputy commissioner
Of naturalization, has returned from an
official trip to Baltimore
c. H. Parks has left for a trip to
Salem. Ohio.
L. V. Carmack has returned from q
hunting trip In Kentucky
William A. Jenkins. Of the presswork
division. Printing Office. has been granted
leave of absence for two weeks.
William b Robinson. division Of post
office inspectors. has been transferred to
the position of assistant postmaster at
Columbus, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
Criminal DivIsIoN No. 1.
Justice Gould.

United States VS.. James Cole; robbery
nolle pros entered and defendant dis
charged
United States VS.. Owen Washington;
forgery; plea not guilty; attorney. NJ. F.
Mangan.
United States VS.. Homer Payne and
William Bailey; housebreaking and lar
ceny: plea guilty each; referred to pro-
baton officer and remanded; attorney,
A. P. Connor
United States VS.. Charles Ware; as
sault to kill, and with dangerous weapon;
plea not guilty; attorneys. ]. c. Foster
and c. r. Colvin.
United States VS.. James A. Dove; grand
larceny; plea guilty; remanded and re-
ferred to probation officer; attorney, R.
F.. Mattingly.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
Supreme Court, District of Columbis
Equity Division No. 1.

Waters VS.. Waters; order overruling
motion to advance; plaintiffs attorneys,
G. Fl. Macdonald and E. F. Colladay; de-
fendant's attorney c. A. Keigwin.
Dykes VS.. Dykes; rule as to contempt
returnable December s: plaintiffs attor-
neys, E. F. Colladay and E. L. Gies; de-
fendant's attorneys, P. H. Marshall and
W. c. English.
Wilson vs. Wilson; rule for alimony re-
turnable two days after service; plain
tlf's attorney, E. L. Gies.
Williams VS.. WhitfoEd: rule for sub
stitution of trustee returnable December
S: plaintiffs attorney, F. R. Gibbs.
Hagner vs. Worthington; order author
izing trustee to make loan; plaintiffs at
torney. H. r. Webb.
Cohen VS.. Cohen; rule as to contempt
returnable December s; plaintiffs attor-
ney. b. T. Doyle: defendants attorney
+. L. Gies.
Assignment for today:
Cook VS.. Cook; attorneys, Jones'
O'Shea, Sacks.
n1O-In re bankruptcy Of Automatic
Shaft Company.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
THE WASHINGTON HERALD WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER g. 1916

United States VS.. Matthew L. Dodd;
assault dangerous weapon; plea not gull
ty; attorney. o. A. Bigoness.
United States VS.. Robert Johnson; vio-
lation s51b, District of Columbia Code;
plea not guilty.
United states VS.. Margaret SHEPPARD;
grand larceny: plea guilty; referred to
ness.
United States VS.. Francis Benton; at
tempted robbery; plea not guilty; attor-
ney, Dora Pallxin.
United States VS.. Raymond Hager; vio-
lation section $40, District Of Columbia
Code; plea not guilty; attorney. Bert
Emerson, Jr.
United States VS.. Paul Bouis; house.
breaking; plea guilty; remanded and re-
ferred to probation officer; attorney, H.
H. Hollander. a.
United States VS.. James w. Hayes;
joyriding; plea guilty; remanded and re-
ferred to probation officer; attorney. R.
A. Hughes.
United States VS.. Jerome Fftzhughi
robbery; plea guilty; remanded and re-
ferred to probation officer.
United States VS.. John G. Hall; false
pretense; sentenced to penitentiary for
one year and two months.
United States VS.. Willie Hawkins:
Occoquan for one year: placed on proba-
tion. recognizance; 800 taken; attorney
D. A. Bigoness.
United States VS.. Joseph w. Terrell;
housebreal1ing and larceny; sentenced to
penitentiary for two years and six
months; attorney. A. p. Connor.
United States VS.. Kenny H. Moten;
robbery: sentence set aside; attorney, O.
A. Bigoness.
TTpffaH dkafna Me.Anooa
sault with a dangerous weapon; verdict
guilty; remanded: attorneys, J. A. o'Shes
and w. c. Roberts.
United States vs. Robert M. Heth; vio-
lation section $40, District of Columbia
Code; demurrer filed; plea not guilty
withdrawn; attorneys. ]. s. Easby-Smitt
and r. B. Fleharty.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Clauddis Burton.
United States VS.. John Bell.
United States VS.. Albert Madison.
United States VS.. Benjamin Contee.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
PEACE TALK CONTINUES.

London, Dec. 5.-The United States is
again mentioned in connection with peace
proposals in the following dispatch In the
Morning Post from Amsterdam today:
Count Reventlow asserts in the Tage-
zeitung, of Berlin, that United States
Ambassador Gerard in returning to Ber-
lin will leave with him a proposal Of
peace mediation by the United States,
and that the main points of the basis of
this proposal have already been agreed
upon by Washington and London
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
D. C. Court of Appeals.

Present: Chief Justice Shepard, MI
Justice Robb and Mr.. Justice Van ors-
del
Joseph N. Rault was admitted to prac-
tice-
aOio-United States ex rel Southern Pa
cifc Railroad VS.. Lane ct al; argument
commenced by Mr.. A. A. Hoehing. T.'
for appellant, continued by Mr.. c. e.
Wright for appellees, and concluded oS
Mr.. A A. Hoehling, tr., for appellant.
2930-Shoemaker vs.. Digges; passed.
3O2s-Hight VS.. Richmond Park I'm
proyement Company; motion to dismiss
argued by Mr.. D. W. ODonoghue in sup
port of motion and Mr.. Daniel Thew
Wright in opposition thereto: argument
on merits commenced by Mr.. Daniel Thew
Wright for appellant, continued by Mr.
d. w. O'Donoghue for appellee and con-
cluded by Mr.. Daniel Thew Wright for
appellant
Assignment for today:
REGULAR CALL.
2e4o-Pirkey VS.. Williams; attorneys
Tucker, Kenyon & Mcfarland. Bailey
Kratz.
2e61-Andrews Paper Company VS..
Southern Soda Fountain Company; attor-
neys, Rosenberg, Ridout-williams.
2s6+Washington Steel and Ordnance
Company vs.. Martin; attorneys, Cuttings.
Chamberlin-Glassie.
2S5-Washington Railway and Electric
Company vs. Clark; attorneys, Hoover
Lambert
2s6-Wedderburn, jr., VS.. wedderburn
attorneys, Burke-David.
2ss2-Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall
Steamboat Company VS.. McKenney; at
torneys. Woodland, Wright, Wampler-
Hogan, kaufman.
26S-Fftzpatrick VS.. Capital Traction
Company; attorneys, Cox, Sherier-Ho-
gan.
2965-Edelin VS.. District of Columbia
attorneys, Gertman-Syme.
2S66-Ryan. executrix, VS.. MeAdoo; at
torneys, Ralston, Richardson-Laskey
Peter.
296s-Davfdson ct al VS.. the E. r
Brooks Company; attorneys, Cuttings
Mackall-Wright, Woodland.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
REAL ESTATE TRArsrrp..

Seventeenth and Church streets NORTH.
west-Harry Wardman and Thonoas 8
Bones to John N. Ruth; lot s51, suua re
156. SO; trust $751;
Burrville-William Robertson ct ux
Louise o. to Mary. E. Quinn; lot 70 block
Is, section 8; $40.
Whitehaven-Kathleen f. McCullarh IN
Gladys ]. Carter; lot 4. square 1892; $40.
Addition to Brookland-John H Har-
wood and Allen H. Orndorff to Willia,,
II. Delaney; lot 10, square 4O15: $40
Seventh street between NJ and N streetz
northwest-Hilton w. Robertson ct NIX
Louise r. to Aaron s. and AuriIla .
Caywood: lot 81, square AS; SO; Aar IN
S. and Aurilla S. Caywood CONVEYS same
property to Louise 8. Robertson; $40.
Twentieth and N streets northwest
John A. Hughes to James A. Tumulty:
lots 1S and II. square 1l6; $40.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
Equity Division No, 2,
Justice Stafford.

Stose VS.. Hight; order referring cause
TO the auditor. with opinion of court an
nexed; plaintiffs attorneys, Wilson &
Barksdale; defendants attorneys, F. J.
Hogan and H. p Blair.
Baker VS.. Lee: pro confesso ordered
PLAINTIFFS attorney. F. Snowden Hill
Arendes VS.. Hughes; decree ratifying
sales; plaintiffs attorney, D. f. Clarke;
defendants attorney, L. s. Johnson
James VS.. Goddard; case set for Tues
day. January 2, 1917; PLAINTIFFS attor-
neys, Wilson & Wilson and PaufE. Lesh;
DEFENDANTS attorneys, J. J. Darlington
and J. J. Waters
In re Thomas S. Clokey: order author
izing committee to foreclose trust.
Towson VS.. Towson; case set for Thurs
day, December I; plaintiffs attorneys,
d. g. Mackan and ]. B. Carter; defend
ants attorneys. C. E. Nicol and Gran
dal Mackey.
Landon W. karrick: case set for Thurs
day, December :; plaintiffs attorneys,
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
Circuit Division No. -
Luafice Slddnnn


Mcbride VS.. the Pennsylvania Railroad
Co.; verdict for plaintiff for $500; plain
tiff's attorney, c. A. Keigwin; defend
ants attorneys, McKenney & Flannery.
B. F. Sturtevant Co. VS.. Cowsill; judg-
ment on verdict for plaintiff against de-
fendant for $3.50; plaintiffs attorneys.
Brandenburg & Brandenburg; defend
ants attorney, G. F. Curtis.
Assignment today:
11+Moore VS.. O'Connor; attorneys,
Wells. Downey. Popham-Hogan. Sheehy.
122-Van Horn VS.. Merchants Transfer
and Storage Company; attorneys, Fen
ming, Gordon-Wiener.
126-Gordon vs. Sholes, executor; attor-
neys, Jenords-Johnson
1S-Hawhns VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, New
myer. Owens-Barbour.
5o-Grove VS.. Milstead; attorneys, Math-
er, Downey-Montague.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06

Mount Pleasant-Edgar c. Campbell ct
ux Catherine 8. to Margaret C. Buell.;
lot 6g7; so,
woodley Park-Ernest P. Bickneil ct
lux Grace " to wickliffe Rose; north
part lot 90. blocks to s; SO.
Wisconsin Avenue Park-Capital Realty
Company to Sarah Pasternah; lot 3s,
square 1879; $10
D street between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets southwest-John b. Larner.
surviving trustee. to Lewis Carter; parts
original lots 10 and II. square 81: 81, 200.
Dahlgren Terrace-Harry A. Kite ct
|ux Claire Wright to Virgil A and Mildred
f. Eberly; lot n. square ss72; 1856
Eleventh street between D and e
streets northeast-Thomas A Jameson
to Albert q. and Effie B. sardo; lot IS,
square 962; so.
1442 Q street northwest-Margaret Kelly
and Mary Kelly to Cleon and NettIe
Lewis; east half lot q, square 209; $40.
Girls Portion-claud Livingston ct TX
Almira P. to Charles H Quimby, jr
part tract; s10
Pleasant Hills-Winheld Preston ct ux
Margaret l.. to George A. B. and Amy
H. Prescott; lot 5. square 1921; 80
Peters Mill Seat-Norman A. Luf-
burrow to Louise and Antonietta Scis-
cente; lot IS and part lot II. square 2722;
SO.
C street between Second and Third
streets northwest-E. Ray White to
Aeneas d. Casey; part original lot 1,
square south Of 572; 80
L street between South Capitol and
Half streets southeast-Frank Stetson,
trustee, to Genevra e. Navin; lots 80, 40
and Il. square 697; $500.
Bloomingdale-Amy NJ. Chapman ct yir
Thomas P. to Alexander Millar; lot Il.
block 4; 80.
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-Alexander
Millar ct ux Eleanor to Thomas p. and
Amy N. Chapman; lot "a, square 174s;
SO.
Mt. Pleasant-warren c. Funk ct ux
Irene B. to Daniel Murphy; lot 81, block
10; 80.
Mt Pleasant-solomon wasserman g,
ux Minnie to Daniel Murphy; lot n2.
block 4; 80.
North Grounds Columbia College-Pearl
II. Schwartz to Elisha z. Berry; lot 50,
block 10; SO.
341S R street northwest-Jesse w. Raw
lings, trustee, to Caroline D. Summers
lot 223. square 1894; 5000
10o2 NJ street northwest-Mario I. Can
nizzo to Frank J. Werzinger; part lot
Sc, square 81; so.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN,

Baltimore, Dec. 6-wHEAT-CIosed stroag No.
red spot and DecembG. LTSk; January, LIZA; No.
red spot. L7sA-
CoRN-Oossd strong Spot and Decsabs,
oATs-Mazkst stesdie. No. uhits, q; stand
ard white. g; No xhita 60.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
Criminal Division No. 2.
Justfce MeCov.

United States VS.. Allautia Graul;
keeping bawdy house; jury respited; at
torneys, N. E. O.Brien and A. D. Smith.
In re estate Of Zachariah s. Buckler;
trial of issues reset for January 3
In re estate of Susan J. Buckler; trial
of issues reset for January 2.
Assignment for today:
United States vs.. Albert Fl. Kendall.
United States VS.. Adam r. Brady.
United States vs. George v. Green.
United States VS.. William Watson
United States VS.. Carrie West
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL.
eStats at lowest current rates; special pEivileEea
with respect to prior pSymsntA TYLER 4 RUTH
ERwOoD, Inc. 81 18th st
MONEY TO DoAN-SW 10 soomS ON D. q
real estate. Several trust tunds ~ To Q per cont
All transactions conducted with economical eousio-
eTItion for borrower WM- h SAUNDERS 4
CO.. Southern Building so 18th T. nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
No "0utlaW" ERps Fnnnd

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 6.-Inspectors en-
gagged in Statewide inspection of cold
storage eggs In Pennsylvania announced
TO-DAY that not an outlaw" egg has been
found In Pittsburgh
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
BIRTHS REPORTED
WHITE.

WHITE.
William W. and Mar A. White, girl.
Edward n. and Ethel Thomson, boy.
Charles ]. and Caroline Stoddard, boy.
Ernest E. and Edith r. sparling girl.
Walter and Lucy Strosk, boy.
Raymond and Maris L. Sorrell, girl.
Robert c. and Rosa B. Maley, boy
Ernest P. and Helen r. Myers, boy.
Clarence ". and Charlotte W. Knight, girl
Percy L. and Helen L. Harley, boy
Henry NJ. and Priscilla W. Hoke, girl
John X. and Katherine Graves, girl.
Eugene A. and Lena Darlington, girl twins.
Abraham and Rose Bisker, girl.
Henry F. and Elizabeth Blosk, boy.
Carl A. and Emile A. Baehr. girl
COL0RED.
Howard D. and Paulina Woodson, boy.
orpheus and Viola Williams. girl.
william and Helen Jones. girl.
Richard and Nellie Bowman, girl.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
julius windsbecker, 30 years. 20 eth ct &C.
George ". G. King. 60 75s Ilth st. Sc
Samuel D. Houck 80, SSs7 18th st. uw
Michael X. Lynch, 73 81 X st. me-
Mildred Aughinbaugh, Is ll1 n. ]. ave nw
Elizabeth Nttleton. T6. 1872 Morris road se
COLORED.
Sarah King, 70, 81 School st. sw.
Hannah Parker 20, Barry Farm, Douglas road.
Charles Warner. rs, Garfield Hospital
Clarence W. Logan, IS, Emergency Hospital.
Elizabeth Jennings, 81 79 Z3rd st.
May Sutton, months, Buena Vista Hishts
Anacostia-
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
NUxATED IRON

increases strength Of
d e | i c a t e, nervous,
rundown people 200
per cent in ten days
in many instances.
500 forfeit IL it fails
as per full explana-
tion in large article
soon to appear in
this paper. Ask your
doctor or druggist
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
Circuit Division No. I.
Chief Justice CoyinRton,


Anheuser-B Busch Brewing Association
VS.. Fulden; judgment by default for
81 .015.H; plaintiffs attorneys, Branden-
burg & Brandenburg.
Bailey VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Co.; jury respited; plaintiffs at
torney, NJ ]. Colbert; defendants attor-
ney, George P. Hoover.
Assignment today:
27-Sherier VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Leckie.
Cox and Kratz-Baker. Osterman.
S5-Hillman VS.. Robinson; attorneys,
Jones. Shinn-Provost. Bailey, Ridout-
S7-Clark VS.. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Railway Company; at
torneys, Wright. Wampler-McKenney
and Flannery.
S9-King VS.. Rhodes; attorneys. Bald
erston-Johnson. Cromelin, Rhodes
l-Golding VS.. Georgetown & Tennally-
town Railway Co.; attorneys, Gardiner
Barbour.
4-Colonial Beach Company VS.. Ben
singer; attorneys, Dulaney, Douglas, Ruff
fin and Obear-Newmyer.
4-De Ford VS.. Flegman; attorneys,
Dutton, Beall-Tepper and Gusack.
52-Kilgour VS.. Houston; attorneys Pc
ter. Whiting-Houston and Houston.
6S-Dawson VS.. Houston; attorneys, Pc
ter, Whiting-Houston and Houston
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
Equity Sultn

34T3-Harriet p. Wilson VS. John q.
Wilson: maintenance; plaintiffs attorney,
+. L: Gies.
S4T74-Edward P. Williams VS.. George
l.. Whitford. trustee, ct al; to substitute
trustee: plaintiffs attorney, F. R. Gibbs,
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
Mechanics lien

7110-Hooper & Klessner VS.. E. Norya
Fortson: lot 1, square s341; $3.50. IS; at
torney. c. r. Ahalt
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
.i. COURT PROCEEDINGS.

II. E. Davis. G. H. Macdonald and w. G.
Gardiner; defendants attorneys, Kapp-
Ter & Merillat.
Burnstine VS.. Burnstine; hearing sus-
pended until Wednesday morning, De-
cember 6; plaintiffs attorneys, Darr, Pey-
ser, Whiteford & Darr.
Whedon, the Fusseli Ice Cream Co. I:
order for quitting of premises and estab-
nsning of lien; plaintiffs attorneys,
Douglas, Rufin & obear; defendants at
torney. c. H. Syme.
strecker VS.. Strecker; order ratifying
sale; PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Darr & Pey-
ser and L. Koenigsberger; defendants
attorneys, ]. c. Mattingly, Fulton Lewis
and g. o. Richmond.
Bray vs.. Bray; rule as to maintenance
and counsel fees returnable two days
after service; plaintiffs attorneys, Wright
& Wampler and Bert Emerson, jr.
Jones vs.. Jones; rule as to contempt
returnable December s; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Wright & Wampler; defendants at
torney, F. E. Mitchell. ..
Evans VS.. Evans; absolute divorce
granted and custody of child awarded
the mother, and for costs; plaintiffs at
torney, F. R. Whippler; defendants at
torney, W. I. Connolly. '..-.
Newbold VS.. Brennan Construction Co
on hearing; plaintiffs attorney, Myer
Cohen; defendants attorneys, George E.
Sullivan and ]. j. Hamilton.
Assignment today:
32-Burnstine VS.. Burnstine; attor-
neys, Wright & wampler-Darr, Pey-
ser, Whiteford & Darr.
21s5s-In re estate Of Robt. A. Col
den; attorneys, Calvert-Linkins.
24-Newbold VS.. Bernnan Construc-
tion Co.; attorneys, Cohen, Hogan
Sullivan, Hamilton.
46-Chatard VS.. District National Bank;
attorneys. Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland
Barnard & johnson, Lester.
2o944In re estate Of Josiah Shaw; attor-
neys, Wallace-Sleman.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
DIED.

BORAN-on Tuesday, December 8. 1915,
at his late residence, Falls Church,
Va.
JOHN r. BORAN, son of the late
John F, and Mary Boran.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. CPhiladel-
phia papers please copyD
CHURCHvILLE-On Tuesday, Decem-
Der s, 1916 at Homeopathic Hospital,
CARRIE CHURCHVILLE.
Funeral on Friday, December at ]
.. m. from Ebenezer Methodist
church, Fourth and D streets south
east. Remains may be seen OF the
church from Thursday Il noon 70
burial
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06

about it. Jas. O'DonnelPs Drug Store
Peoples Drug Store always carry 1t
in stock-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
LOST.

LosT-LBER1L REWARD FOR RETURN oY
hrindls bull pup female; name "PeEEy" strzyed
Tuesday morning from SB Jentfer 81 NV CAn
Cleveland loll.
Losr-A BLACK MUSIC ROLL BETWEEN STH
and EAst Capitol and Tth and Nd Grs. ne. Re
ward returned to 6ss Nd ave. ne
LOsT-A LARGE GRAY JONG-HAIRED SHEEP
dog. with white narkings On bead and chest;
answer 70 name Of bill" Suitable rswArd u ~
turned 10 Els q. NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

500 FEATHER BEDS WANTED AT oHCE
Phone Main 6S6 5Ol Mas. ave. nv.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-09-07
WHY BETS Is QUALIFIED

1 miliar, by ACTUAL EXPERIENCE with the kindred subjects of GAS ELECTRIC 6 TELEPHONE UTILI TIES.
 i Member of Grammar and High School boards.
 For long period half owner of a general mercantile business.
 First Cashier of Bank organized with capital of s1O,OOO.OO, leaving it at the end of three years, because of i'm paired health, with capital and sur plus of $54,00O.00, an increase of FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY PER CENT.
 Democratic Precinct Committee man.
 In Arizona
 Member of Phoenix Union High School board, numerically the largest institution of learning in the State, having an enrolment greater than that of the University and two nor mals combined.
 First President Phoenix Rotary Club (two terms).
 Present Member of Board of Direc- tors of two semi-civic institutions. Past Presiding Officer of one and present officer of two other of the leading fraternal societies of the city. Democratic Precinct Committee- man.
 Rate Expert for Corporation Com mission. Was bona fide resident and citizen of Yavapai when he ac- cepted the position.
 It is a source of qualification to MT. Betts and his friends that MERIT AND QUALIFICATION enable him to make his campaign without resorting to undignified and untruthful method:
 AMOS A. eETTS Democratic Candidate for Corporation
 Commission
Arizona sentinel., 1916-09-07
ARTICLE NUMBER NINE
BY ANNETTE KELLERMANN
International Record-HoIder and Star of the Wnl. Fox $1,ooo,ooo Film
 "A Daughter of the Gods"

Pupils in The Yuma Daily EXami- ner-Annette Kellerman swimming class:
 YOU CAN NOW GO IN THE WATER for your first practice.
 h six lessons I have laid down for you careful and accurate course of instruction. Article No. 8, printed yesterday in The Yuma Daily Exami- ner was the final "Dry-Land' lesson.
 I will wager that many of you after reading yesterdays lesson have not waited till now to go and put my in struction into actual practice. Those of you who already have slipped away and entered the water to see just how practical my lessons have been may have had a little difficulty at first. friends does not give you the same degree of confidence that you have when you go in large parties; dozen or a score of would-be swimmers all together
 Confidence is always greater in the Individual when you are member of a groupe. Do not be discouraged for a moment because you may have found it difficult or impossible to swim with your very first stroke.
 When you enter the water today place your head in just the position I have taught you and keep it there so THAT THE MOUTH IS JUST CLEAR OF THE WATER. Don't mind few little splashes. They will
Arizona sentinel., 1916-09-07
o 0 o 0 0 o o o o o o o Miss Kellermann's Class Is
 Now Ready to Enter Water
Do Not Be Discouraged by Your Very First Few
 Moments in the Water; Remember to Keep Your
 Feet Close to the Surface.
Q o o o o o o o Q Q Q Q co Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q o

mot hurt you. If you cannot stand the rush of water about the ears wear rubber cap. I always do. Then too, perhops your bathing suit is too heavy.
 Now I will explain WHY you feel as if you were sinking. I told you in my lesson yesterday that you must keep your feet UP-UP-UP, Until you do this your head is bound to sink, for the weight of your legs held at the angle you are holding them now, is, dragging you down. So the higher you hold your legs WITHOUT LETTING THEM COME OUT OF THE WATER the sooner you will overcome the fear of being drawn down.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-09-07


 Commission
 He was born and raised on his fathers farm in Missouri.
 Twenty years railroad experience as Telegraph Operator, Station Agent, City Ticket Agent, Contracting Agent, Travelling Freight and Passenger Agent, Chief Clerk in Assistant Gen. eral Freight and Passenger Office Other experiences and activities:
 In Colorado
 Mayor of city. During his term in office he inaugurated the most com- plete municipal mountain water sys- tenn in Western Colorado, piping the water 20 miles and succeeding in hay. ing a special Act of Congress passed donating to the city the 1O,0O0-acre watershed surrounding the source of supply. Also became thoroughly fa-