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The Washington herald., 1916-02-17
AUCTION SALES.

on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY D. iss. AT 70
O'Clock a. m. in front Of the United Ststss Stof
age Company's warehouse. hs-fD Tenth street north
west Washington, ID. C.. there viii be sid at pub
lie auction, to enforce Bens for storage charges
etc, due and mIad. al Goods Furniture House
hold and Personal Elects storage IN nsmes Il
Mrs. MHry Palmer A. y. Teuuiiie LAME TEyloJ
Mrs. Minnie Ware. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. INC. feb H-f5-4
The Washington herald., 1916-02-17
Joe Corbett Signs.

San Francisco, Feb. 1s.-Joe Corbett,
brother OF James J. Corbett, once worlds
champion fighter, signed as a pitcher for
the Pacific Coast League team OF San
Francisco yesterday. Corbett will be
given a tryout to determine II he really
can come back and pitch the ball he did
twenty years ago. when he played with
the Baltimore National League team.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-17
1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
LOS.

LOsT-PERsTIN LAMB MURF. BETWEEN THE
Cumberland Apartment. Thomas Circle and 18th
and NJ stA nv. Reward returned 10 DR..
BRoslUs, Apartment g. The Cumberland
LOsT-kEYs BUNCH. "COMPANGA vINAs.
BsrcelonA. ring. Finder kindly notify Az.
ts, Wsrdmsn Courtx South
The Washington herald., 1916-02-17
LEGAL NOTICE.
CONRAD II. sYME, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
H Columbia. holding a District Court In ~:
Opening, widening. and extension Of seys in squares
80. 1S. and aH, In the District Of Columbia.
District Court, No. I8l.-Notioe is hereby given
tLst the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia,
pursuant 10 the TIorrons Of section ls 10 section
$50 l. inclusive Of the Code Ot Lev for the District
OF Columbia, have flied a PETITION in this Court
praying the condemnation Of the land DecesssTy for
the opcnns, widening, and -ItensSon Of slleys In
square 22 bounded By Chspin street Clifton street.
Fourteenth street west and Fifteenth suet Serr :;
square sos, bonded by Lamont street. Kenyon
strets. Wsrder street and PAN place. and sluIre
Slt, bounded by q street north, T1OmEs street
FSrst street west and Second strett west. in the
District Of Columbia, shown a Plat map
hied with the sid petihon. rNrt thereof aud
praying also that jury OF FIVE judcious disBteT-
ested men. not rtlsted any pers1n interested in
hese proceednss, and not m the service employ
ment Of the District Of Columbia or Of the United
States. Be summoned by the United States Marshal
for the Dfs-ict Of Columbia o. sssess the damages
each owner q land to b. <keu may sIst1iu ~
reason Of the opening extension, and widening Of
th. ssjd alleys and the condernnation of the land
neoesssrJ for the purposes tlrei aud 10 asssss
benefits rr-ultng thrrrfrom the entire amount Of
aid damage including the cNU.nses q thess prO-
c-edingS uDOn each lot part a lot OF psrcel O<
land IN the square or block in which ssid slley
minor street Is 10 Be- op~ued cTtended and sidened,
and upon each lot part II lot Tsrc,l Of srouBd
In the squares blocks confronting tho -id SQUARE
which viii be benefited ~ ssid openius eItrnsion,
and widening, in the proportion that the said bIry
may find said lots. paris Of lots psrue~ q land
will he benefited provided for in ard by the tforo
said code Of law. u ia. ty the OoI- this 9Th day
OF January. A D. 1916. ORDERED. That all per
sons having interest in these pror-eonsz b. and
they are hereby, warned and commanded 70 sppczr
10 this Cou1 befor. the 18th DAY or
fEBRUARH A. n. 1915 at 10 O'Clock .. N. and
oontinue in attendance until III. CHurt shall have
made its final order ratifyinE and confirming the
award OF damages and the assessment Of benefts
Of the Jury TO b eDrS nelod Snd hrrrin: ,nd
II n further ORDERED That copy uf this notice
and order he published twice wcek for three
sIe week, in the WAS tngton Evening Star the Warn
instnn Tines. and The WSShingtUn HeSh
psTeS published IN the said District commencing
az least tNenty days before the aid 18Th dsy Of
FehTuary. A. n. Hsl6. il is further ORD Erred That
a coTT Of this n0,ice and ordsr l. serTed ty the
United states Marshal, his deputrs upon each
n the Of the fee n The land h. Condemned
hsrein may be folDd bv the sid mErShAl hE
dcpCties within the Hs1rt of Columbia, brfore
the said 9Th day Of FshFIsr3. 4. u. 1916 By the
Cou-r: =. /. sTDDONs. Justice. true copy-
Tost: tSesl) J. Il. YOUNG. CLERK. By p Z. Gun
NINGHAN. Assistant C7erk.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-17
HELP WANTED--MALE.

WANTED-YoUNG NAN. coLoRED; MUST
have expsTiencr IN bDttlo washing and ride a
bicycle; must bring reference. trrle wHOLESALE
LIQUOR STORE. si6 9Th st. nr.
wANTED-BoY. ABOUT B YEARS or AGE.
with some experience in automobiles. helper.
B. +. ZIMMERMAN. II7a 18th st. NV.
BOYS BOYS BOYS
Cash, bicycles and other prizes are Of
fered to boys selling Saturday Evening
Post, etc, during their spare hours on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday; also
their selection from over 600 premiums
See VIM. Smith, District Agent, at 2zI
B st. NV. Main 4I76 First copies free
The Washington herald., 1916-02-17
MONEY 10 LOAN.

s5NrY 70 LOAN on GPPRoyID cTrT NIII
estste at lo~esa current ntes; speeazl p-iril-,ss
With re>prcs 10 ps1os Iayments TYLER a RUTH.
ERFoRD. Inc. 81 18th 81
MONEY 10 DOAN-szS 10 no GO on b. q
resl estste, Seseal trust funds ~ 70 9 per c-ut
All trsnsaetiont coodBctsd With ecuoouicsi s-oa.d-
ef1tior for borrower WA. ". SAUNDERS a
CO.., Southern Building 81 18Th a. nv
The Washington herald., 1916-02-17
GASOLINE CARS.


GASOLINE CARS.
MOTOR TIRE sALEs CO..
io4 18th St
Phone NJ 3E.
APPERsoN-
PRoBEY-ARRIsoN 90.
IZp Wisconsin ~.
Phals West sA
ARGo-
SMITH MOTOR SALES 90.
1n Fourteenth 4
Phone North tssl
AUBURN
AUBURN SALES CO.
sc hhryland I. ns
Phone Lincoln lDk
BUICK
BUICK MOTOR CO.,
lo3 Connecticut N
Phone Main 90.
| CADILLAC
THE COOK 4 sroDpARD CO..
ila Connecticut srs
Phons n. $50.
CHANDLER-
WARRINGTON MOTOR CAB co.,
l0o Fourteenth a.
Phone North lSa
CHALMERS
UNION GARAGE
bet Sixth and seventh
Phone Mstn Essa
! CHEVROLET
MILLER BROS,
81 Piercs St ne
Phone Lincoln t0n1
CROw-ELKHART-
CROW MOTOR SALES co.
SIS l2th ST nv.
Phone Main IlA
DoRT-
MILLER BROS,
q Piercs St ne
Phone Lincoln s1e.
EMPIRE
D. r. PYLE.
uol Fourtesnth st
Phnns North b
FORD
FORD MOTOR CO.,
Union Garage Building
Phops Nam Isl
FRANKLIN
DAVID 5. HENDRlCK CO.,
los Connecticut AZ.
Phone Main so42
EDELEN BRO. MOTOR CO..
W. J. McLesn Manager.
IsI2 18th ST. Phone n. IA
TIE BURGER MOTOR CO.,
llls Fourteenth St
Phone North LIZ
lHUFF-BRooKs-
CART ERCAR SALES CO..
lx3 Fourteenth x
Phone North lm-
THE BURGER MOTOR CO.,
Ius Fourteenth 81
Phons North lA
IMPERIAL
SMITH MOTOR SALES CO.,
e07 Fourteenth St
Phone North S<6l
LAMBERT
nARTERCAR SALES CO.
i15 Fourteenth st.
PAnns North LS
MAXWELL
b. B. LEARY. JR.
lM Fourteenth St
Phons North tNA
METZ
/ CARTERCAR SALES CO.,
ISo Fo1rtesnth =
Phans Eath in
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
WOULD INCREASE
SWEDISH TRADE
John Lakrantz Tells Board Of
Commerce Members How IL
Can BE Done

Moro than a score OF Detroit's big
gest exporters were told how they
might further increase the output or
Detroit factories In Sweden and
abroad, Monday noon in the grill
room OF the Detroit Board Of Com
merce by John Lokrantz. general
manager Of the Swedish Chamber OF
Commerce, and well known as an ex-
pert on international trade.
Mr.. Lokrantz was the star OF 4
long list OF speakers who will ad-
dress the members OF the foreign
trade bureau Of the Detroit Board OF
Commerce. He pointed out the gain
in nine years Of from 100000 to
s90.o00.000 in the trade between
Sweden and the United States. He
has been travelling in the largest
cities IN an effort to enlist manufac-
turers as members OF the organize
ton which now has GOO members.
The purpose OF the Swedish
Chamber Of Commerce" he said" Is
to develop, support and protect the
trade between the United States and
Sweden Thru our organization we
are able TO put the American manu-
facturer In touch with responsible
merchants OF Sweden. We are ex-
porting 10 America but $10.000.000
worfh NJ gnads wear baff we hone
10 increase this"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
4-YEAR Term
IS Defeated
Recount Also Shows Public
Utilities Amendment Carried;
Court Fight Probable

The common council now has
power TO regulate public utilities
and possesses valuable weapon in
the telephone fight, as the result OF
the recount OF two charter amend
ments.
Recounting was completed, Mon
day afternoon, and showed that the
public utility amendment, which
was shown TO be lost on original
returns, carried by a wide margin.
and that the four-year term amend
ment was defeated. The utilities
measure carried by 30.Sss to 1861
on the recount. The four-year plan
lost, 81, 1854 to 1881.
The reverse of this result was
shown on original returns because
figures were transposed on tally
sheets The vote for the utilities
amendment was enormously credit
ed to the four-year term plan, and
that for the latter credited to the
utilities amendment
Armed with the utilities amend
ment Corporation Counsel Dinge-
man can oppose the efforts OF the
Michigan Telephone Co. TO install
phone meters and raise rates in De
troit
There is only one cloud resting
on the citys victory in its fight TO
control public service corporations
The companies may seek TO invali-
date the amendment. on the ground
that the recount was illegal There
was no legal basis for opening the
ballot boxes and recounting the
amendment vote. In consequence,
II is feared the telephone company
will fight to have the original re-
turns stand. and long litigation may
follow.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
a number OF complaints Of freigh


si1u. announces the following eN-
amiratfoue. Male stenoRraphc
sept %, postal clerk and letter
carriers. oct : TIE service needs
go male stenographers. the same
number II postal clerks and about
100 carriers
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

and Hubbard Lake. nyIe simens;
rParEeTvliis H., Js9%9 n b. n,n "a ,;.r + :
blckford cirSglt. y, L: Leroy b srownl
plns eirgai,. 2 II fsa%aIt5S PRESCOTT,
w.. A. Brewer; RiRgsville, Robert
Bryce: Rogers, Leonard Sanders
Rose city william R syy6a k,;yd ~;
I n James. 500" Central s A,
ling and Alger. l. g Huines, Trout
Lake. J W Murray Taw,es City !
W ,KQyle' Tqrney a a. rave,
X XnnSGTr'nF 4 M NJ 'wyhl,tmmoSrr,'
and Hale. Charles Mckenzie. WILSON
and Spratt. r.. u. McMichael' VOL
VERNE. 10 be supplied.
IIOughton District.
w. H.. Marvin, District supt.
Alpha. Chester Shoemaker: Amasa
David Shugg; Atlantic ana bali
Ernest i'rowu; Barssa,I Stsnlsy
Ray to DO supplied, Calumet Cen
tenninl, G. r. Lohnes; Calumet Flrst
y, G. Littlcjohnj Calumet TamaIaok
4. n. Prouse' Champion, w II RULE
G cry : z Fall mi,,o W b. comes' ''''"'
'T Esc az S "' GUY v. Hoard; Even
Geo. Smith; Gladstone, Grant Pork
ms Gr"ssnnl"pd' B Be-. G. O. W william,
St iTsf. n N NJ Pierce H1FG"f HancoeF Ff
able. Lewis Keast; Hermansvills, J
NJ Pengelly; HouRhton, Grace, y. >
Gillett, Hurontown r Cnrlyon.
Iron Mountain, Central, j., n. Oat-
ey; Iron Mountain First. Jos. Tai,
bot; Iron River. NJ. l. Bennett and
Fred cox: Ironwood Finnish. Matt
Pitkanen: Ironwood, First, A p
HeAley: Ironwood. Newport. r. +
Collister. Ishpeming Finnish, 70 be
supplied Tshpeming, First. y. g
Carr. Ishpeming. Salisbury, j. n
stevens: Kearsarge. Hamilton Maya
hey; Kentou. James Roberts, Lake
Linden Frank cookeson; tAnse, Ed
ward Bickford
Laurium Finnish X. A. Nurmi
LAurium. First. A. y, Sutcline; Mar
quette. G. j Johnson: Menominee. X
y Hopkins Mohawk Isaac Wilcox
MuuieinR. Bert Hollidgei Nesaunee
r. l.. Wewson; Norway. T. a. Green
wood
0ntonagon. V. r. switzer; osceola
J !. strike. Painesdale. Henry Rod
gers Palmer 10 be supplied. Re-
public $ l.. Bottrell; Rock, ]. q
Rutter; Rockland. 7. Bottrell
Stephenson. T n. Williamson
Tamarnck Mills. 70 be supplied
Treuarv. Thos Goldworthy; Tri
mountain. W. G.. Prout vulcan a
Nelson. Wakefield. w. Pryor; Wells
10 be supplied
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Hay city District.
John DISTANT, District Supt.

Aloha. s Gu'rsk~y. Alpcnp. Reu-
bon crosby auburn - a Phillips,
Al Grps gov pee supplied An Sable.
Vhuip shoemaker, Mission. simon
Cfatugitv
t'r muut-Hvr. O. - Davry Madison
nvr.. - No. GLARS. hohuru prl Cru-
trail. a. s Bcacock Woodsidc-ave
David Crudou
BENTLEY. Walter Smith Riggs and
Mic. jas IfodTins' nrimlcy and Mis-
sion. K e Wildt. ChchuyCnu. " q
stephens. prtour Thomas Rice; East
Tawaa. samuel ltowarth. EuEa3 nc
T. W Sulytrr GAYLORD, Sanford
Macdonald Gtenuio. Ei5ridEc Cor
don Grand Marais Alfred Guess.
Crawling AARON Mitchell. Harris
ule. Fred Andrews Uliluou j W
r.ceac, indian River Emerald Dixon.
Lincoln. e. $ H~own Long Rapids.
T. r. Nppplohock Mcmillan and
Gcrmfast. 10 be supplied N1cklnaw
city. 4 w. Durlain ManlstIquc. =.
~ MUMMY NIIlershurE william
Rlcam Newherry Harry Colorso,
Onaway ". a. Gregory; Ossinekc
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Pin. District.
4. W. baldwin. District supt.

bancroft s. % berry bennington.
20 D. .rrrlIrd brighton 20 he amp
ehg9 hy,r.on. = u .o.s.trapp,fgg, Gu.
DIV C.mu,rcc ~ A. cole Dansyiue
W ga smore. u1vieNurr 10 Doe
korf D.yboro. . r Wintor u1-
rand r ~ stephens. Fcnton. W.
y Collins
T1rnt-cour,-st, II A Fiola Flint
Ksarsisy-r y MI }'i'"s FiIa, fa lia,
Wow p u Hayt FLINT oak park
% ~ Net'u FLINT Riverside -
r Tr.nI F,Wlnry.ll". j r IS iuat-
rick Gam. ard Duf"eld VI " Ear-
tTa~ ',re,9t h'aH, 7! ~ groW1,t..n.
land q W. Gordon Henderson. T.
~ S.ut' li.ghI1ud and CLYDE 90 Ne
supplied holly 6 r Hathaway
nov 'osrrh Dutton. luAd,'ile. !
r,prcr g Mailer: rainrshnrg
@ 81. wright Linden. = ' Grant.
Nct1wur1. 20 ho .uppGed. Milford
J " Campbell NrrrlCc, w Wei
d"uh2Uw'r NJ Morris, Horny Schu-
Hold Munlth James Karr oak
welkrr. Du-vlllo s W. BIRD
Owosso. hshuty J ~ wallace
owosso corurna-ave. W J pud-
Rron 0Wossr. f.ref church 2,
Warren porsh0Ilt NC. 20 De- rp-
rlIrd perry and p.ft-bur@ see r'
Ienn-nEs P.ngisney a. T. '1r -a,
South Lyon. = . 1rrs"r Sh0 fts-
burg D. Tlugl4n. ~trfthrf'ye
Georro WI. Svarz Creek ~
WILCOX. uua1iila. 90 VI Wool Imam
s"r. Vernon and Venice. F. ~ Town
errt7 Wrhhcr. llIe George Hoffman
Nh'fvr1ro T.rkr r 3 Rowe. WI
liamstou s. NJ GiiChricsc.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
IN DETROIT

Allan L.. Henson. Socialist party can
didatc for president, will speak I'm
Detroit sunday afternoon. oct. |,
IN the armory. on tissues or the
campaign"
q number of complaints Of freight
delays have beep regfstered with
IN. Wholesale Merchants bureau
OF the Detroit Board of Commerce
ht Detroit Wholesalers and inYesti-
cations are 20 be made ~ once.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Returning from his vacation, after
spending sunday In Chicago, Charles

TuuU0uU. house detectIVe of Tho
Hotel puntchartrain. reports that
The Rev r. " FortosQue Card
nor. ~ ST. Martins Episcopal
church. Austin. III who viii hc re-
m,mlrra1 because of his connection
with tho troubles OF Alma McCarty.
alias ~tcarus. who now il in Jail
awaiting trial for theft Of another
wruiau's mesh bag. Is happily III
r.otln~ his parish and IL surround
GA hy congregation whose faith
i'm him has not been shaken by the
reports from Detroit regarding the
Anna NcCnrty matter. Finnucan
saws that hc heard Mr. Gardner
preach SUNDAY and later shook
hands with him.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Tho Crock Orthodox church. gov
crncd by a permanent council called
the Holy Synod, is the state re-
ligion OF Greece but complete lib
crty of worship prevails.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Hawks; Armada. w. L. Moore Al
mont William snyder AyoGa. ae9rEe
b h9ni B,rmii9shaR, q " WA. waseRsia .
ale: Crosweh, W. @ Francis, Wash
inston, u. w Gllroy.
Detroit--Ashbury q. A, Fee; BURNS
Avenue. W !. BAlmer: Central. ~ j.
moriak James Chapman, Jefferson
ave. Harry pelton, KerCheval. J W
Cargo. Leesvillo. " McCune. Mary
Palmer, H. A Lesson; North Wood
ward. NJ =. Rice, Harvey Pearoo,
Highland Park-First church, Ern-
est Akin. f. y. Minor Trinity. John
Martin.
Inlay city. NJ. T. seely; Jeddo 4
T. Butler Lexington. Frrd Mat
thews. Marine city, sidney y. Eva
Melvin. !. W Belts; Memphia G. "
lS~epsi- Clemens. -Geurge Elliott
Ainsworth. orion, =. l. osbOrnei OK
ford, g. L. Adams. Peck. q, l. Trnv-
eri Dryden, Andrew Wood.
then r9ni First r. r bennett MN N'0''"
Port Huron First. ~. 8 shaw
Gratiot. ". y Weaver: South Park
7. 7 Mealley; Wsshinston-ave, w
Richmond. Norman TAMarsh; Re-.
meo, W NJ Ward ROYAL oak. o. 7
Olson. Ruby. Joseph Blackmore ~
Clair, =. n. Johnson; at Glaii
Heights. Harold r. doodenow; Troy
w Sewer; Yale, WGldron Coach.
Detroit--wsst Ddstrict.
u. ~. Unm-d~lI. District supt.
Addison ~ W Kuhlman: Adrian
j : Stpiniugrr, Ann Arbor. A w
Stelkar Agaliu, r J. clifford Belle.
Vile, Albert Ralgooyan; Blissneld. X
r. Beatty. Carleton and sconeld. c
7 ht4N ~
clayton, T. A Blake. Clinton. . !
L I.s2i' pird Benton. " r. Wallace
Dearborn. william Dove,
etroit--Cam phell-ave.. punnin a
Calumet and Grace. L NJ Brown
Centenary -. J.. Durr Fourteenth.
ave. c. = stoduan, Grand River
T.. p Fltchctt, Martha Holmes. W
v. Fruit. Nindr. 60 le supplied Pres
ton King - Reach. River Rouge, !.
NJ Blaksly, simpson p. -. Dimond
T TIrogy W EEy Ny, W ,25ng6iyS
George y. Cullen Woodmcre sup
Dexter. n. ~ Campbell, Dundee
q @ Hicks Pennington. J. =
Grnss Lake j. Pollock. L~oni
supplied bv Robert - Hips. Hudson
9. W. Thompson Manchester, II j
Johnson. Medina. Richard Row,
Sendrum Morenci s. Schofeld; E1.
pole0n. Frcd coates. Worthwhile. p
! walker Ply mouth +. " --'-t
So'uer- EomulGs a. hr supplied hy
son S1W2rig Ggorg" Thur on Tc.
cum s"h g. vs. jennings. Tipton. g.
n R~rwrr Trenton smith
Woet.r. y y Nthrll west End
O. Walters ',.1newav. J. r
SMITH. Mvu-a .tt.. T.. r. f.ovejoy
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Printing--the plain neat kind-that
II right--Times Jeb Dept.-Mnin 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
sophie Hackmann. principal Of the
Ifnfnn AchnnI. nr.umed the prInci-

T1T"TTO U ne LYONS FcNOOT OF DIS
trtct :. HAmtramck township. Mon
o8N, lu accordance with the trans
fyrs authorized by tho teachers
committee ot the board 81 educa-
t!on Her new district recently was
annexed Mary punphy, Of the LII
l'hr.dge school became principal OF
the clinton school and Frances
Hochheim became principal OF the
Custer school both being promoted
70 Trirrira1shiuR
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
fheIr i.hrrifaurpa hive ara. SfeS 81

Com,uG 60 them in the hands 81 the
county treasurer. Some OF the un-
known heirs were relatives OF
wealthy persons who cut them on
with tho nominal 81. which they
were too proud TO claim. 10 Is de-
cllred while In other eases the
heirs cannot be- found. When the
estate OF George J.. Fenwick was
prul4tc4 Last Iune s2.Glf.90 OF the
estate was turned In 20 the county
treasurer because Archibald and
Charles FeuNick could not be
found After seven wears the money
hccnn1es the nropertN OF the state.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

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TOday's Ball Games
TODAY'S BALL GAMES.
National.

Pittsburgh ut New York. clec-
1.-TWO games)
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, clear.
Chicago at Philadelphia. clear.
St Louis al Boston, clear.
American.
New York at st. Louis. clear.
Philadelphia at Chicago. clear.
Boston at Detroit, clear.
Washington at Cleveland, clear.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-01

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Arizona republican., 1916-08-15

the care of Kennedy, the youngsters would be in good hands On the Sat urday night following the departure of the Vanderhoofs, 1t is alleged Kennedy took the two children to Scottsdale saw to 1t that they were safely slowed away for the night, and then proceeded 10 uncork enough booze to render the village blacksmith invisible, the pool hall proprietor indisposed and the hangerson at his place, jubilant. con- ViVial and exhuberant
 Immediately there was a scandal in Scottsdale. Never before had a week day dawned in Scottsdale that the an vii in the blacksmith shop did not ring to the blow of the hammer. Never be- fore had the pool hall been conducted on the cafeteria plan, and nothing tc pay. Never before had there been SC many headaches on a bright summer morning. And Sheriff Adams was made aware of all this. His suspicious were aroused He was convinced thai demon rum had something to do witf It. But the identity of the agent of Mir Demon Rum was to him then a mys- tery. Watchful waiting brought better results to Jeff than it has to a higher democratic officeholder than he. The following Saturday night brought the clncher and Monday brought a war rant. It was served yesterday. Today Jeff IS going back to Scottsdale and he expects that a rich cache of booze Will be unearthed. If it is. there will De another chapter to write
Arizona republican., 1916-08-15
SC0TTSDALE BACCHUS REPEATS
 AND LANDS IN JETS JAIL

Sheriff Jeff Adams doesn't believe that lightning won't strike twice in the same place. When he learned a week ago that there had been, on the previous Saturday night, general iamboree in and about the Scottsdale pool hall, and received a private tip that some party, to the informant un- known, had been distributing com pound thunder and lightning with a lavish hand, for fun, money or mar bles. he decided that it was a safe bet was a repeat, one with q vengeance. It was more than a repeat. It was an elaboration of the initial affair.
 All of which leads up to the an- nouncement of the arrest yesterday by Sheriff Adams of one John Kennedy, ranch foreman in the daytime and man about town evenings. Kennedy is a guest at the county jail and having confessed that he supplied the moun- tain dew that set many a Scottsdalian, young, middle-aged and old, on an equal footing, or off their feet entirely, is likely to be looking out from within for some time.
 According to Jeff, which is short for Sheriff Adams, Kennedy was a trusted employe of the Vanderhoof ranch, located q short distance out of Scottsdale. About two weeks ago, the Nanderhoofs decided to make n trip to the mountains. They had confidence
 that in placing their two children i
Arizona republican., 1916-08-15
QUIET MARRIAGE IF
 WELL KNOWN COUPLE

The Republican lost one of its most valuable employees last evening, and another employe of the Republican obtained a wife. Miss Orma Davis and Myron A. Danson, both employed in the job department of the Republican. were united in marriage at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Hanlon, at 421 North Third street Rev Buchanan performed the ceremony.
 The marriage will come as a surprise to hundreds of friends of the young people. They are both popular among their fellow employees. and only the fact that they will start this morning on an extended honeymoon in the White Mountains, prevents those friends from paying their respects
 The bride has been employed on the Republican for the past nine months. She came here from Kentucky, and by ner sunny disposition and ever -oblig- ing manners, has made Il large circle of friends in the city.
 Mir. Danson came to Phoenix about three years ago from Portland, Oregon. and has been employed as q linotype operator on the Republican practically all of that time. He is one of the Republicans most valued employee. The young couple will leave this morning on camping trip. in company with Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Hanlon, which will take them from Phoenix for about a month.