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The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
ENDS I3OTH SESSION
Memorial Service Is Feature Of Last
Meeting in Alexandna.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
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Alexandra, Va, Oct. 26.-The 10th
annual session OF the Presybterisn
Synod OF Virginia. which convened
here Tuesday night. ended fits delib-
erations this afternoon. Before ad-
journing, q vote OF thanks was ex-
tended by the synod 10 the citizens
OF Alexandra for the hospitable man
ner in which its members were re-
celved during their stay In this city.
Memorial services for I'VE members
who died during the year were held
this afternoon They are as follows:
Rev. r. Lee Walton. staunton. Va;
Rev. A. r. Robinson, Norfolk, Va:
Rev. ]. n. Van Devanter. Augusta
County, Va: Rev. Alfred Jones, ID. D..
Winchester, Va, and Rev. r. r. Hous-
ton, Fincastle, Va
The morning session was opened
with devotional exercises conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Starbuck. Marshall. Va.
after which there was an address on
the "BibIe Cause" presented by Rev.
J. Calvin Stewart, moderator, OF
Richmond. There was another address
on the same subject by Rev. NJ. b.
Porter, Richmond
The selection Of a place for holding
the next synod was left in the hands
Of a committee composed OF Rev. j.
Calvin Stewart. moderator; Rev. J.
P. Smith, d. D.. and Elder s. H.
Hawes.
The various banks Of this city
were today swamped with orders for
liberty bonds. In a majority Of in
stances, the demand was for bonds
Of the smaller denomination, the 800
bond being the most popular. II is
confidently expected that Alexandra
will subscribe its allotment OF $50,
600.
Alexandria Council No. 5. Fraternal
Order of Americans. will attend me-
mortal services at 8 O'Clock Sunday
night at the First Baptist Church
and a sermon will be preached by
Rev. Z. b. jackson, d. D.. pastor.
At the morning services the mem
bers OF Baraca Bible class OF that
church will attend services in a body.
The fifty drafted colored men from
this city and Alexandria County. who
will leave Sunday afternoon at 12:ls
for, Camp Lee, Petersburg. Va. at
noon today appeared before the To-
cal draft board and were given in
structions regarding their departure.
J. Johnston Green. OF this city.
has been elected grand commander
I OF the Grand Commandery OF Nir-
ginia, which Just closed it's session
| in Richmond, Va. and Chester A.
Gwinn, of this city. has been elected
standard-bearer.
II IS announced that total OF So
women in this city have purchased
f. 81. 900 of liberty bonds.
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Of the camp and auxiliary. Division
Commander of Maryland Division
Capt Edward Fl. Grove. accompanied
by members of his staff, will attend
the ceremonies. Also Camp Com
mander Edward T. Byrnes and other
officers of, Thomas Camp, and Mrs. A.
Marks, president of the auxiliary, and
other officers. The public is invited.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
NOTICE

Articles and advertising for
Church Page must be received
In this office on Friday of each
week by 6 p. m, and not any later
than 9 p. M. If impossible to get
In by D. m.
Advertising should be ad-
dressed Religious Advertising
Manager" while news should be
addressed Church Editor"
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Y. VI. c. A.
SOCIALISTS
Save Food-Win the War"

A lecture on the Food Administration's food
Conservation policy, by JULIAN PIERCE,
socialist National Committeeman, Sunday at )
?: M, socialist Hall, sll street northwest
OF series Of LECTURES on f.ed regulation AZ n
aneets the working people. X
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Bible school Session.

At the Bible School session of the
Fifteenth Street Christian Church.
Sunday morning, 10 a. m. every baby
on the cradle roll will be presented
and special service will be given
in their honor. At II o'clock, Mr..
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PRESBYTERIAN.
n. 7. Ave. Presbyterian Church,
N. Y. Ave-, 18th and H SITS.
DR.. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Pastor
Music led by Quartet Choir.

Music led by Quartet Choir
30 Il m.-Sacrament Of the Lords Supper.
$50 p m.-Four Hundredth Anniversary of the
Reformation. Lecture songs Cal
WINS prayers. The Hammer" by
DR. Radcliffe
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Foundry VI. f. Church.

Looking Backward from A. d.
5000 is the subject of the sermon
tomorrow night in Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church. Sixteenth street
near p street.
In the morning the subject will
be Applying Human Energy in Re-
ligion." At the close of the even
ing service there will be a half
hour social to greet strangers and
visitors.
At the quarterly conference held
in Foundry Church. October II, au-
thority was given to secure an as
sistant pastor, a clerk and stenog-
rapher to assist the minister to meet
new conditions in the work of the
church.
The assistant pastor will assume
his duties on the first Sunday in
November.
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UNITARIAN.
Iii Souls Church c.rasr .ns / FsSti:sn'h ss,.:ss
ULYSSES O. r PIERCE n N Nf;ni...-
ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.

Meet at 9TH and + SITS. NV. Ola Na.o,,c
Ienrle. Discourse at Z. m. Berean Bibt.
- Al In n An welcome. Seats nee.
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DR.. GORDON'S SUBJECTS
Sunday, October 2S.

- $50 o
Copies of DR..
Gordon's Ser
mon on
"The Saints
and Heroes of
the Roman
Catholic
Church"
will be dis
tributed at the
on
Sunday morn
ing.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27

Bowers will preach on "The Jewish
Tabernacle a Figure of Christ"
The evening service will be In charge
of the ''Sleman Gospel Team" of the
Y. NJ. c. A. This team is composed
of Chas. II. Hoover, speaker; Miss
Flora Briggs. soloist and Miss Jessie
Brown. pianist
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Unity SpirituaIist Church

Old Masonic Hall. 9th and F SITS. NV, third
floor elevator. 7:30 p. m. War Aids'' dis.
cussed by George W. Hates and wife and
others. Spirit messages by Mrs. Hates. All
invited.
THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.
Illustrated stereopticon Lectures bv DR.
Mitchell Carroll, PHI. d.
MONDAY, Oct. -. p. M.-"The Story o.
Man IN Prehistoric Europe"
TUESDAY. Oct. 80. 4 2. M.-"The Story Of
Greece, Ancient and Modern"
In ASSEMBLY HALL. College of History.
The Public Invited %
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Attend Church Conference.

Rev. Earle Whitley and Mrs. Wilfiey
are attending the International Con-
vention of the Disciples at Kansas
City, Mo-, as delegates of the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. DR..
Wilheys pulpit will be occupied to-
morrow morning by Rev. Teutius Van
Dyke, son of DIR. Henry Van Dyke,
and executive secretary of the re-
ligious ministrations committee of the
War Service Commission. In the
evening Rev. Dean c. Edwards, Sec
retary of the commissions church
hospitality committee, will preach.
On Sunday, October 2S. at the II
o'clock morning service, exercises
will be held by the presentation of an
American flag to the Church of the
Advent, Second and u streets north
west. by a special committee of the
auxiliary of George II. Thomas Camp.
No. IL, Sons OF Veterans, u. S. A, on
behalf of that camp.
Rev. f. VI. Mott, pastor of the
church, will accept ;he flag on behalf
of the church, TO be followed with an
appropriate patriotic sermon. Mrs.
Nellie o. Nichols, of Thomas Auxil-
larry, will present the flag on behalf
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
EPISCOPAL.
St. Johns Church SIXTEENTH = sESTE1I AND

REV. ROLAND COTTON SMITH, p.D
hEV. EDWARD SLATER D.NLAP. NJ. A
Rev. GEORGE WILLIAMSON SMITH, d. d.
500 a. m--Holy Communion.
II 90 a. m--Service for Army and Navy,
9a5 a. m.-Church schOOl
AIS p. m.-Seryice for Army and Navy.
Thursday tAl Saints. Holy Communion and
address by rector at noon,
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27

E: Hez Sven tells: "a Name That Washing.
ton Men Lie" P. NJ. Baptisms. swem's
Songs. II A. NJ. "Holy-Spirit-leadership. .
centennial Bart. Ch., 7th x Eye ne.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27

SUBJECTS
II A. M.-"Why Are We Prot
estants?"-A Luther Day" SER
mon.
8 P. M.-"Rasputin- Monk
Who Kypbotized the Gar"
First Congregational Church
Corner of Tenth and G Streets
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Church Of the Covenant.
CONNECTICUT AVE. AND N ST

kUNNEIllIUl AVE. ANU N 81.
Open Every Day and Evening.
Minister. REV. CHARLES WOOD.
Minister-in-charss Of Peck Chapel.
REV. CHARLES TEvIs.
Assistant Ministers:
Rev: JOHN CARRUTHERs. REV. DAVID
WYLIE, REV. ALBERT BROOKHOUSE.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 5.
s.5o-SundAy school,
dsG-Dr. Wood breaches
s3o-Young Peoples Vesper service.
eo71o-Socal hour, to which men in uniform
are especially invited Music and buffet
supper.
soo-Dr. Wood breaches on AMERICAS
PART IN SAVING HUMANITY FROM
sAvAGERY."
Monday. Oct. .. at s-Grls' AT Home" in
harge Of Mrs Wilson Compton.
moral Society.
wednesday. Oct. u. at sChOir practice. All
MO can sing welcome.
Thursday. Nov. !. at s-Midweek prayer service.
Friday. Nov. 2. at s-Reserved for men and for
rchsstra practice.
SATURDAY. Nov ), at s-Nineteenth weekly re.
sption in church parlors for soldiers. Music
efreshment, and entertainment provided.
Y. w. c. A.
MARTIN LUTHER's GIFT TO THE
WORLD" Y. W. C. A. Parlors 6l9 18th ST.
Rev. Clyde Armitage. speaker. Misses Robin
son and Bronson. soloists. Tea at $50
OTHER SERVICES.
ecnlar League sTTBkY> ETTBiAN , TEMPLE. z M
PAY AS YOU co. Address BY Col n
Martin Williams. Secretary Farmers National
Single Tar League. Discussion
'NINnlAN
III Souls Church c.I1sr ,ns !, FS1.issn'h ss,i:,.
ULYSSES @. B. PIERCE. D. D., Minister.
s:8 A. m. Sunday school; Class for the Com
parsti's Study Of Religion. and Unity study
Class.
a. n. morning service; sermon By the
minister.
rhers il also kindergarten during the horr Of
morning worship
s0. LIBERAL Religious Union will be at
nome TO young people recently come to Wash
inzton. Address BY Geo. A. Warren, The
Ideals OF Thomas Jefferson" Solos By Mr..
Jnttnann.
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DAY OF PRAYER
70 Be OBSERVED
Patriotic Programs AreFea.
tured at Various Local
Churches Tomorrow.

H6ston Thompson, Assistant Atter-
ney General, will be the chief speaker
at tomorrow's open-air meeting on
the Ellipse at 3 o'clock. II the wealth
or is cold or inclement. the meeting
will take place at the same hour In
Polls Theater. DR.. Ulysses G. B.
Pierce, pastor OF All Souls Unitarian
Church. will lead the devotional ex-
ercises, and Ken Clark will conduct
the community singing. The general
public. particularly men in Uniform
are invited TO be present.
n. Y. Avenue Church.
L. New York Avenue Church to-
morrow evening the +00th anniversary
Of the Protestant Reformation Will be
celebrated with the special service
arranged for this occasion by the
Presbyterian Church In U. s. A. II
includes special hymns from Luther
and the Geneval Psalter, responsive
reading, choir numbers Of Luther's
"Ein Feste BERG" arranged for the
organ. and Chopin's THE Great Day
Of the Lord" with many historical
illustrations and an address by DR..
Radcliffe upon 'Luther's Hammer"
Church of Covenant.
The Church of the Covenant will
hold its eighteenth weekly reception
for enlisted men in the church par
lors this evening at s o'clock. A
varied program of entertainment has
been arranged and soldiers are as
sured OF a warm welcome. There
will be refreshments
Americas Part in Saving Human
ity from Savagery'' Is the subject
of DR.. Woods sermon tomorrow even
ing at the Church OF the Covenant.
There will be the usual special pro-
gram OF music. beginning at 7:4S.
Centennial Baptist.
"A Name That Washington Men
Like" is Z. Hez Swem's subject Sun
day night, to be followed by bap-
tism. at the Centennial Baptist
Church. The morning subject Is
"Holy-Spirit leadership
Victory Prayer Service.
In accordance with President Will
son message selllHs dsiue OSlOOSl
2s, as a day for prayer for victory,
the Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton, will hold a special service in
the Temple, on Sunday morning, al
II o'clock.
There will be special music, and an
address appropriate to the occasion
will be delivered.
In accordance with the wishes Of the
President of the United States, in
proclaiming Sunday. October 2S, a day
of prayer throughout the country fol
victory ard peace, the Congress
Heights branch of the Holy Name
Society, as well as the members OF
the congregation. will receive Holy
Communion in a body at the 6:3
mass. next SUNDAY at which Rev. ]
Z. HOrstkamp, will be the cele-
brlnt
There will be bencdiction of the
BIcs-ed Sacrament. and the rosary
OF the BLESSED Virgin Mary will be
roci,ed in the evening at 80
Bible school SeEsiOn.
At the Bible School session of the
Fifteenth Street Christian Church
Sunday morning, 10 a. m, every baby
on the cradle roll will be presented
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
Sunday Evening at Flynn's Hall
9Th and K Streets N w

Rev. G. LSal Arthan, noted medium. will
demonstrate Immortality, give spirit messages.
and answer questions. Hear bim-vor viii
make no mistake. Doors open at 7:s0. He can
be consulted daily at his studio at hall g
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
SPIRITUALISaI.
The First Spiritualist Church
"THOSE WHO wAITy

Lecture by the pastor. Alfred II, Terry. at q
p m. followed by spirit messages, at Pythian
IeInre, lOl2 9th st. NV, second floor. All
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
BAPTIST,

E;ftb E. NEAR 7TH s. W. Special meeting
closes Sunday. The pastor, Rev. ]. E.
brlsgs, viii preach at II and 7:i5. Halloween
Welcome.
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shiloh baptist Church.

DIoWn, piduiSe.
shiloh baptist Church.
In keeping with the request OF the
President and the Congress of the
United states, Shiloh Baptist Church
(Strangers' Home). will observe Sun
day as Day of Prayer to Almighty
God for the success Of American arms
In the world war for democracy. Ser
vices will begin at a. m. with a
prayer meeting and will be continued
until $50 p. m. At IL O'Clock Rev.
DR.. waldron will preach on Peace
in the Time of War-How Secured;
at D. m. Rev. DR.. ]. N. C. Coggin
will speak to the men of the city and
at night the pastor will preach on
az Problem in Profit and Loss"
Christian Endeavor Society.
The regular Saturday night social
for soldiers and sailors held at the
various downtown churches Will be
given tonight by the Christion En-
deavor Society of the Calvary Bap-
tist Church in their church building
at Eihth and II streets northwest.
at O'Clock. All men in uniform
are invited.
The Union has moved from its old
quarters in the Bond Building, and
is now doing business in its new
quarters on the second floor at 1926
G. street northwest.
After a period Of inactivity durins
| the summer and early fall, the Chris
tan Endeavor Society of the Friends
| Church at Thirteenth and Irving
streets northwest has started its
meetings again and has every prom
| Use for a successful year:
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Church of the Reformation will
entertain the old folks at the Ma
tional Home for the Aged at Win
throp Heights on Monday evening. Oc-
tober %. A short musical program
will be rendered. followed BY refresh
ments and a social evening.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church SG,SIn1Is OF CHRIST.
Columbia Road and Euclid st.
Services: Sunday, II a. NJ and n m
Subject: PROBATION AFTER DEATH"
Sunday school, II E. m. Wednesday evening
meeting. O'Clock. Public cordially invited.
Heading room and loan library, sl Colorado
Bldg. and lso5 Adams Mill I'd, NV.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27

Second Church sGIEITsES. OF EGIHRIsT.
Fifteenth and SITS. n. W..
Services: Sunday. II a. m and s D. m.
Subject: PROBATION AFTER DEATH
sunday school. II a. m. Wednesday evening
q meeting. O'Clock. Public cordially invited
Heading room and loan library, COL CoIorado
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Centennial Baptist.

a Name That Washington Men
Like" is Z. Hez Swem's subject Sun
day night. to be followed by bap-
tism. at the Centennial Baptist
Church. The morning subject is
'.Holy-Spirit Leadership
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27

When you discuss politics. the war; literature.
art science you able do so ntegeny and broad
mindedya Do you think for yourself on all these ques-
ton you simply echo of your pet editor, pale
reflection of the opinions advanced in the columns of your
favorte newspaper If you not already independent
thinker weighing facts for yourself and drawing impartial
deductions from hem is high time that you become
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
n. ". Avenue Church.
Church of Covenant.

The Church OF the Covenant will
hold its eighteenth weekly reception
for enlisted men in the church par
lors this evening at s o'clock. A
varied program of entertainment has
been arranged and soldiers are as
sured OF a warm welcome. There
will be refreshments.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27

Americas Part in Saving Human
ity from Savagery'' Is the subject
of DR.. Woods sermon tomorrow even
ing at the Church OF the Covenant.
There will be the usual special pro-
gram OF music. beginning at 7:4o.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-08

Better stick to that pride.
And wedge this into your knowl-
edge box: She'll never go back to the
office as long as you can make it
pleasant for her at home!
But she can, if you get careless,
you know. And once wife takes to
earning her own living, the husband
can hunt for sympathy in the die
tionary.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-08
THE GIRL YOU MARRY

you see her every DAY, MAYBE
pounding her little iron piano or
making the switchboard do the buck
and swing.
And sometimes you're half afraid
she's promised to marry you just to
get d1of dFudgery. Nevertheless,
you're the last man in the world to
let her hang onto her job afteryou're
married. OF course you are No
feminist stuff for you! Your pride's
in the way Or you think it is.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-24
OF STATE
 TO BE lNVENTORlED

Milton A Allen. mineral technolo- gist, of the Arizona state bureau of mines, has started with a very cons A erable clerical force compiling the mineral resources of the state of Ari- Zona for war purposes.
 This work not only includes the compilation of the present day work ing resources, but also the future pos abilities, particular reference being paid to the minerals desired for gov ernment use. The work is the first work of this kind ever attempted ill the state and will extend over a per iod or several months.
 MT. Allen will be pleased to hear of all records of mineral discoveries of any kind. whether or not they are commercially valuable at the present time, and is particularly anxious to learn of the location of deposits or possible deposits of the rare minerals
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-24
MRS. NANCY JANE BRYAN

On Tuesday morning, August Fist, at the home of her son, J. H. Bryan, occurred the death of Mrs Nancy Jane Bryan. Mrs. Bryan had been ill but a few days, her condition not being considered serious until a few hours before her death when she lost consciousness from which state she failed to rally. Immediate death was due to acute urenic poisoning
 Mrs. Bryan was siXty-eight years of age at the time of her death, hay ing been born in Mansfield, Missouri ill 1S49. Her childhood was spent there but her later life was spent among the rugged pioneer surround ings in Texas. The death of her hus- band in 1906 left her widow and since that time the majority of her remaining life was spent alternately with the three sons.
 According to the wishes of Mrs. Bry- ali she was buried here The ser vices were conducted at the family home in the Flat. Rev. J. W. Ep pcrly of the Baptist church conducted ithe rites while the ladies of the Christian Science church sang both at the home and at the cemetery Those who served as. pail bearers were old friends of Mrs. Bryan anG associates of MT. Bryan, the son i Those acting were Messrs. J. w. Bills, O. K. Burgess, Claude Hooker F. A. Wood, Jack Adams, and W ] B. Hogin
 i Mrs. Bryan has spent considerable time in Clifton the past few year! ane had many friends here who wore 1 especially thoughtful during her i'll ness and death
 The two sons away from here, liv
 ing at Canadian, Texas, and Tulsa 1 Oklahoma, were unable to attend thu services.
 1 MT. J. H. Bryan and family hav' the sympathy of their many Clifton ! friends in this sad bereavement.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-24
CORONADO MINE AT METCALF |S STILL
 ON FIRE
incipient Fire Started on Tuesday Has Been Burning Now For Four Days and Increasing in intensity Exact Location Unknown.

An incipient fire is burning in the Coronado min of the Arizona Copper Company, Ltd, at Metcalf, which was first discovered on Tuesday of this week, and as The Era goes to press, is gaining headway and the volume of smoke and gas increasing.
 On Friday the entire seventh level, 5000 feet long, was mass of smoke.
 The origin of the fire is unknown and it's location is as yet a mystery. Helmet men have been sent into the mine in an effort to find it's exact location but their efforts so far have been futile.
 z Mine Superintendent Scotland is constantly on the ground and the different levels are being bulkheaded and fans installed in an effort to force the smoke through the crevices to the surface.
 Commenting on the fire on Friday General Manager Carmichael said: An incipient fire broke out in the Coronado mine on Tuesday and how it originated is unknown to the con- pany officials. It is just as easy to argue that it occurred from natural causes as otherwise. We don't know how it started and a three days search by the helmet men sent into the mine has failed to disclose it's exact location. The fire is a serious one and this afternoon is gaining headway judging from the in- creasing volume of smoke on the seventh level and the increasing amount of gas in the mine. It is impossible to reach any of the stopes but no flames have yet been discov- cred. Apparently the fire is burn ing in the timber mat over one of the stopes but just where we don't know
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-24
COURT HOUSE NOTES

But one marriage license was issu- ed this week the contracting parties being Tiboteo Munoz and Aurel.a Mancilla.
 Frank R. Bowen has filed sui, for divorce against Mabelle Adele Bowun on the ground of desertion.
 Pedro Trujillo, a laborer at the A. .C. shelter who was injured some time ago in the pursuit of his duties, brought suit against the company, The case was settled this wek ont of court by the company paying Tru- iillo $25O.
 Garcia and Norte have applied for letters of administration in the es- tate of Cecilio Pisano. Justice Court Justice Address went to the Frisco pump station on Thursday night where he performed the wedding ceremony uniting in wedlock Jose Garcia and Maria Juarez. 1 w. D. Whipple, who had his hear | ing last week on a charge of shooting at the car of John Webster. was held to answer to the Superior Court in the sum of $200.
 The following new suits have been filed in the justice court: W. A. Lines & Co.,. vs. J. C. Sam and Yee Sam Sing, action on note, Milo Brock vs. Neil E. Womelduff, suing for wages due.
 A change of venue has been taken from the Metcalf justice court to the Clifton court in the case of Alberto | Chacon vs Clara Zuniga for the pos session of a house.
 | Jose Gonzales was this week ad- judged insane and will be taken to Phoenix Sunday morning, E.. R. Shortridge accompanying him. Sheriff's Office
 Two of the women residents of Newtown are enjoying the hospitality of Sheriff Slaughter at his boarding
 house for the next 50 days. They are Juana R. Ramos and Benina Cam
 ocha and were given the extended
 leave of absence from Newtown by
 Justice Lally of Morenci for disturb
 ing the peace of that quiet community last Sunday.
 !, The following men are being held in jail awaiting the action of federal
 authorities. being charged with melt ing the attempted riot in Metcalf
 last week: Adolfo Parades, Ygnacio
 Samosa, Felipe Miranda, Refugio Oropesa, c. A. Vasquez, Eco. Miran da and Jose M. Gardea.
 Amado Perez of Morenci will spend the next 90 days in jail for an as- sault.