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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-06

wear a 1ocket on q ribbon and
put this information in the place
Of a picture.
The back Of ones wrist watch
is good place TO have this iden-
tification. Inside the wedding
ring 1t would be a fine place to
engrave the full married name in.
stead of the initials and date.
Ladies who like TO embroider
should stitch the name and ad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-06

I've long hammered on the
idea that every person, man,
woman and child should have on
his or her person a means of
Identification.
Men, it is true. have many
cards and business letters. so that
should they meet with an acct.
dent, the police. are sure to find
in their pockets some matter per.
tanning to their business to notify
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-06

dress Of their children in their
underclothing, and no old person.
who in the panic of traffic and
confusion, might forget their ad-
dress should be allowed to ven
ture out without an Identification
which cannot be lost, pinned or
sewed to their clothes.
Much worry, unhapplness and
delay could be avoided IL every
person made this little effort.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-06

} some little vanity fad has been
turned into such a useful thing.
They can be got in sterling sill
yer for as low as q dollar and
perhaps at some places for even
less, and should be engraved with
the full name and permanent ad.
dress-if travelling, the home town
and State.
If any woman doesn't want to
wear an anklet then she should
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-06
By Fay King

JUST another silly fad! say some
ID when they notice that a great
many girls are wearing slim
ankle chain under their stockings.
But / say it's the most sen.
sible fad that ever came along,
and ] for one hope that it's pop
ularity will extend to- every wo-
man, and never go out of fashion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-06

firm and family!
But women carry no identified
ton except perhaps in their
purses which In case of accidenet
and confusion is apt to be- lost
or even stolen, and they may
lay for days in some hospital
without being identified.
Women do not have pockets in
which they can carry cases and
cards, so it is a good thing that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-06
Antiques Unearthea

result Of excavations in various parts of the City Lon
"A dom the Gudha Museum has become quite storehouse
antiquities There be found flint flakes of the Paleolc
period and ayens hammers and tools of
Evening star., 1927-05-08

YOUNG COLOREn COUPLE-~Man and wife
desire position as maid COOK. house man
or butler. can leave city, best OF reference
Cali I29 st. NV. or phone Franklin
Evening star., 1927-05-08

COOK. experienced wants place In hotel
cafeteria. tea room boarding house; ref.
81
Evening star., 1927-05-08
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order TO protect its adver-
tiscrs from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
viii be withheld, as far as pos
sihle, By The Star Only bona
fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care Of The Star will be delivered
10 advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket
Evening star., 1927-05-08

STABLE BOSS experienced, capable of
handling stable Of 100 horses: give refer
eIlces and salary expected. Address Box
5O-S Star Office
Evening star., 1927-05-08

SALES MANAGER
For security department: well known com.
pany: a man in the 100000 year cias5 =
replies confidential. Address BOX "a ~
ca
Evening star., 1927-05-08
PERSONAL.
DETECTIVE SERVICE

CONFIDENTIAL DETECTIVE SERVICE
for ~ years; secretly obtained evidence and
information; expert shadow service: advice
tias members OF American Association of
Detective Agencies. Open Sundays; all hours
daily. Come in and talk it over. We will
help you solve your problem. BRADFORD,
INC, Transportation Bldg, 18th and H NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

THE MANI 'FACTURER of well known food
products has an opening IN sales department
for a young man not over 2S years of age
who is willing to work hard for a promotion.
ADpIy Monday after 8 nm. at 4707 4th ST..
NV or telephone Adams 2465-J for appoint
Evening star., 1927-05-08

SCIENTIFIC BODY MASSAGE: also ex-
pert hair dyeing: residential work. North
Evening star., 1927-05-08
ATTENTION. MEN !!


A large corporation has made
arrangements for a renowned
sales executive to give a public
sales talk on salesmanship in
Washington.
II you are interested in sales
manship, we urge you to attend.
The objective of this affair is
to choose several local men for
responsible positions paying S.
600 per year, with this corpora
ton, after free instruction and
training,
This is an exceptional oppor-
tunity. Don't miss it! Re
member the time and place 1904
II st. NV. Tuesday, May TO-
at 10 am. <'"-s Wv
Evening star., 1927-05-08

LADY. refined white Wlshcs position aa
Iadys maid. no objection - travelling. Al.
drPas ROx JEo-S Star Office
Evening star., 1927-05-08

WE have an attractive proposition 10 offer 3
good auto statesmen at once See Mr.. White.
Adams Motor Co. 2015 14th st. NV. bet.
/ and Il u m Monday.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

WANTED-Chauffeur white or colored .
must have KNOWLEDGE Of ear repairing. room.
stating salary knowledge Of cars and names
of references Address Box 179R. Star
Evening star., 1927-05-08

ATCHMAKER thoroughly competent only
need TO apply. Salvatore Desio. e26 r
ST
Evening star., 1927-05-08

TRUCK DRIVERS. several for Fords and
Dorires Sf9-Sl5 per week good chance for
steady young men. Address Box 249-R. Star
Evening star., 1927-05-08

IOUSFWORK or plain cooking by refined
,olorpd girl 1892 Sth At NV
Evening star., 1927-05-08
INSTRITCTI0N C0IIRSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND EASY TO LEARN !:
save save - time. money. Address Box 3o-R. star
office -
LEARN BARBER TRADE-oTTCK WORK;
zRSER R finansc scgo6Ls RSS 9l'si ST. f Batimors
LEARN SIGN, AND SHOW CARD LETTER, TER
ns ssts gers 5 Gr show S%
Some. posters bring $500; Many ; earn While While
6acg rsF Study facts n and pfrG na
Detroit School of Lettering. shmson ave-.
Detroit. Mich. -
PRACTICAL sALEsMANSHIP TAUGHT, +, BY b.
or men who contemplate selling will in
crease their earning power; moderate 1 cos5 !;
Star office
AUTO DRTVING-Permits, parking and
siGa soRF9 nsGfpe Ss
IT IS NOT. ALONE the ability to, form lines
on paper that makes you an artist artist, Of com
merciai iasd AFT schooi. 'i7Oi H st. NV, with
completely Monday, "Wednesday and FRI
day evenings 7:3010; life class one evening: {:
THOSE WITH, UNDEVELOPED TALENT
for drawing. large studio offers unusual
opportunity for practical training evenings:
ing commercial art their profession Address
Box 110-A. Star Office.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY :
Licensed lady instructor. expert driver: also
men instructors: parking and permits ears
furnished. CONOVER. 212S H NV. w 306s:
SPANISH, FRENCH OR ITALIAN \, ,TAUGHpT =
in your. home. Write ORLANDO DE SAMAR-
TIN 1418 Rhode Island ave, IL
MARCELLING. MANICURING. SHAMPOO
and facial a targhht for S@5 p Carroll aye
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS by. OLD EXPE-
rienced instructors satisfaction insured; ;
white chaufeurs furnished. Call Line. 81.
SPECIAL SHORT FINISHING COURSE.
ending June Both, for advanced students de-
string to qualify for commercial, radio T.
ment in this class after Friday. MAY ,13;
reasonable tuition charge: payable weekly.
LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE. 405 9th. 13'
U. s. GOVERNMENT JOBS-MEN, WOMEN.
Is up. S1.140 TO $4,000 year. Steady
work. We prepare YOU; Sample coaching
sure sure. - Franklin '4' institute. Dept. 3scR,
Evening star., 1927-05-08

BUSINESS WOMAN of ability and position
after absence from city. wishes opening as
apartment house. tearoom or diningroom
MANAGER for Summer. or permanent, Satls-
factory references. Address Box 2S9R star
OIffce
Evening star., 1927-05-08

! SOLICITOR--One experienced IN laundry So
!Ncfting prefer man who knows AleXandms-
.App}v Monday morning early Frazee Po-
Nssp,..' J -%l4nery. ~ 90 18th st, nv
Evening star., 1927-05-08
SITTATIONS-DOMESTIC.

HATF-TIME WORK wanted by colore&
woman morninE or evening. North 1899.
1897 3rd st, NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

POSITION as caretakers gentleman's estate
by refined couple; understand poultry. gar
dening etc and general upkeep, no chill
dren: wife assist in house. Only hrst-class
position considered; best references. John
Life Arco Manor Farm, Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
PERMANENT POSITION.

Immediate money can be
made by two live-wire men
capable of interesting business
and professional men in an eX-
elusive health training club To-
Gated downtown. This club has
been very successful in other
cities and is now going over big
here. Apply room 900, South
ern Bldg.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

sECRETARY-S Y-STENOGRAPHER literary abil-
ity: college graduate filing expert; book
keeper; own typewriter; home or Office
work Col 5I6S-
Evening star., 1927-05-08

ASSISTANT TIMEKEEPER aud typist tenn
rorarv 1nb Amply construction office. Sev-
erIn CorlDauv East Gate. White House.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

MAN AND WIFE colored. houseman and
chauffeur and cook. 2i72 Ontario rd. NV
Evening star., 1927-05-08
WANTED-SALESMEN.

Establish income for life selling for "
stone. ii 8. La Sale. Chicago. .------------
Evening star., 1927-05-08


erly person or convalescent; can give refer
ence. Frank. 3l6
RESIDENT MANAGER. lady would like a
position as apt. manager; fully qualified. Ad-
dress Box 27S-R. Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

Doubtful or deceptive adver-
tisements are not acceptable
for publication in The Star
Evening star., 1927-05-08
WANTED-SALESMEN.

REAL OPPORTUNITY for saesmen;
South River Farms subdivision of / TO 10
acres on National Defense Highway: good
commission cooperation. Call 10 am. to
pm 500 Hill Building. l 9TH and Eye SITS.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

STOCK SALESMAN. high class; unusual op.
portuuity. Room $50. 1910 Vermont ave.
TTrDFNT-Advanced to explain volume Ii
hrary training free; 30 per cent comml ssion :
guaranteed salary: train fare paid. Address
Box Oh r. star office.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

HOUSEWORk or cook wanted by rehablf
colored woman. city reference. Apply 1903
D4rH gf
Evening star., 1927-05-08
-s-H74 - 7ss -
HEI,p-MAIE-

ASSISTANT IN office of large wholesale
house Young man. / 5 10 - years old. who
has had some Office experience. Must be
capable tYpist and have some knowledge OF
stenographr Gn0d opportunity. Address
f,tll, pox SCR Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

YOUNG LADY of highest character best
ref, will give whole part-tlme service III
any of the following Cashier, office assist
ant. companion to aged, sick young girls.
personal shopping. care children for mothers
leisure hours; charges very reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 2h4-R Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

BOfLFRMAKERS one or two, first class all
aro1lu5 Apnly g. w Fursherg. Sth and
Watar sts s.w Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

SITUATION--FEAiALE

ARTIST cultured experienced lady: gift
hop or other summer position; mountains, ,
expenses. moderate salary. Address Box
Evening star., 1927-05-08
HELP--MALE.
lCnnfinuenh

STABLE BOSS. experienced, capable Of
/ handling stable Of 100 horses; give refer p
/ 50-S. Star Office. --------.-
/ STOCK SALESMAN high class; unusual op.
portuuty. Room $50. 10l0 Vermont ave.
/ STIDENT-Advanced. to explain volume Ii
/ guaranteed salary: train fare paid. Address
Box 93 r. star office. .
| THE MANUFACTURERS of well known food
/ products has an opening IN sales department
! for young man not over IS years Of age
who is willing to work hard for promotion.
n ". or telephone Adams 2465-J for appoint
ment
! TRUCK DRIVERS. several for Fords and
| steady young men. Address Box 249-R. star
office
WANTED---ChaQffeur white or. colored :
must have knowledse Of car repairing: room.
board and laundry given with lob: reply
stating salary. knowledge OF cars and names
Of references Address BOX 1I9-R star
office
WATCHMAKER thoroughly competent only
need to apply. Salvatore Deslo. 92o r
WE have an attractive proposition 70 offer. 3
Adams Motor Co. 2015 14th st. NV. bet.
I and q PM. MondaY.
WINDOWS and house cleaners: odd Job man
steady work: at once. 2l23 Newport pl.
YOUNG MAN. capable to work in real
estate Office: give references. Address Box
246-R. star ofllcc. TO-.
YOUNG MAN. about IS. who can tyne.
HUFF Duplicating Co. =.
YOUNG MAN. between II and 20 years Of
age. accurate at figures and with ability 10
use typewriter. for general office work; per
manent position opportunity for advance
ment. Apply in own handwriting, stating
age education and salary desired, to Box
314R. Star Office. y.
YOUNG MAN. canvasser for photographer;
no coupons TO sell: salary and commission
Call Monday. o'clock. Mr.. Black. 1887
Rhode Island ave. NV. w.
YOUNG MEN ambitious for outside sell
ing force no experience en- required we We feaeh taSs
don before noon. 1921 F st. Room 9O7.
YOUNG MEN of neat appearance for SPECIAL
department store demonstration. Apply
Room COZ. 612 st NV n.w.
YOUNG MAN. neat, intelligent over 20, to
travel: substantial salary while learning. See
Maurice 314 NV. SO am, IS pm. All
next week.
YOUNG. MEN. 4 ! each living il, in WnnJy Chevy
Chase. Cleveland Park Petworth 1ed ana M00a Mh"ne
number Address Box 1O-s. Star office.
MAN. EXPERIENCED. TO HANG AVN;
TNGS AND ASSEMBLE AWNINGS. -APPLn
LANSBURGH & BROS. EMPLOYMENT
fAtEGiEMSFFN's IARGESF sFEIING MlIN u APTRobTCf Of rs
KIND: OUR MEN. AVERAGE 500 WEEkb,H1 Ell, y;
SEE MR cr TUT TG AZ PQT3IAASs sAs ENEcBk7TE BET
NEW HOUSE Statesmen.
Excellent opportunity for &C
tive and energetic statesmen.
WALTER A. DUNCAN,
OPS 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

handling sales force TO take over the, ex;,
elusive distribution of a high-class food
product in Washington and surrounding ter
ritory We are now organizing sales force,
which will be turned over to our dstrlbu- ST. nd
peat orders Small capital necessary for
carrying stock for immediate delivery; Most
Qualify For particulars see Mr.. Zumsten,
Hotel Hamilton, Room 726, Monday and
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

TWO LADIES. reliable. experienced want
charge OF rooming house: viii do the work; :;
or care for home while owner Is away Tor
Summer: best reference. Apply after. 3
N m Sunday 1910 NJ ST NV
Evening star., 1927-05-08
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE WASHES. part time or cleaning
by day Call or write. 164S 3rd st. NV.
CHAMBERMAID and general housework ref
erences. Call 1T1S 14th st. Nv. Ant :. To-
COLORED WOMAN. neat wants cooking or
general houseworS, objection to work
ing in suburbs. 17731a Oregon ave. NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

COLORED GIRL wants work as nurse or
house girl: good reference. Adams 1897
COLORED GIRL. neat wishes position as
maid in doctors or dentists office, or assist
ant in department store. part-tlme house
work Call Adams 527I
Evening star., 1927-05-08

loRK of any llnd wanted by neal
Evening star., 1927-05-08
HELP--FEM.ALE.


GIRLS, experienced white. in marking and
asserting rough dry. Bergman's Laundry.
623 G st. NV.
HAND-ADDRESSING- in own hand
writing. giving rate per thousand and guam
utY per hour. Address Box 21O-R. star
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
FRENCH PARDON
GOES ASTRAY
By FREDERICK K. ABBOTT
international NsWs service

AlADAA--~A+t-A@A lIENlCD
PARIS, Sept. PA mystery,
which the ministry Of war itself is
unable to clear up at the present
time. surrounds the pardon Of Ben
nett j. Doty, OF Biloxi. Miss. who
was sentenced to death for desertion
from the French Foreign Legion
during the Druse rebellion in Mo-
rocco.
The military justice department
of the war department telegrapl1ed
the prison at Claivaux, Aube, where
Doty was incarcerated, on the eve
ming of September %. notifying the
prison officials that Doty's nsrdon
had been signed, and ordering the
Americans immediate release.
The order was accompanied by q
request that acknowledgment OF the
release be sent to Paris Immediately
by mail.
Up 10 today the ministry Of war
had received no acknowledgment Of
Its order.
On September 2s, the ministry of
war wrote to Doty's father, Lemuel
foreign office, informing him that
The authorities had planned 10
have Doty released while the Ameri-
can Legion was In Paris, and are in
vestigating to determine why their
plans have not been successful.
There Is also possibility of
further complications which may de.
lay Doty's freedom still longer. The
Foreign Legion may insist that Doty
serve out the unexpired portion Of
his enlistment.
M. HI. Dossier, OF the ministry Of
war. quoted Doty as saying that he
took the air. after hts request that
his term Of enlistment be shortened
had been rejected by the military
authorities.
DOty's sentence to death was re-
duced to eight years Imprisonment,
then to five, and finally. on August
2, Of this year, TO four years.
Enlisting in the French Foreign
Legion as Gilbert Clare, Doty served
II months in the campaign against
the Druse tribesmen.
He earned two citations. and then
suddenly dropped out OF sight. He
was captured and contaminated
and sentenced.
IL Doty Is not forced to serve out
his term Of enlistment in the legion,
he win probably be conducted by the
authorities to Paris for embarkation
to the United States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
Rev. ]. III. Taylor Heads
The Potomac Presbytery

The Rev. James II. Taylor, Of the
Central Presbyterian Church, Of
washington. is the new moderator Of
the Presbytery Of Potomac.
The Rev. Taylor was elected last
night when the presbytery. which
embraces the District. Baltimore.
and Hancock. Nd. and that section
Of Virginia bounded BY CuIpeper,
Warrenton and Leesburg. convened
in annual convention at the First
Presbyterian Church at Herndon,
Va, which structure was to be dedi-
Gated at O'Clock today.
Today's session embraced a6-
dresses by the Rev. p. M. Dulaney,
of Alexandria; DR.. G.. III. CartIedge,
Of Johns Hopkins Hospital; II. How
ard Smith, Baltimore: James Trim
bic. Washington. ana b. Latrobe
Weston. Baltimore.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
JUSTICE TROTH
IMP ROWING

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Sept. "a
Traffic over the new Hunting Greek
Bridge on the Washington, Richmond
Highway viii be detoured via Duke
Street and Telegraph Road for a
few days next week, according to
City Manager Morton, while the
causeways are being paved
Justice Frank L. Troth. OF Fair
fax County, Il reported at alexandria
Hospital to be recovering from in
juries received IN q fall down his
cellar steps.
Various civic organizations are
preparing to join in the fight by the
city council to extend the city
limits. All those which have met
since the council passed Mt. Timber
mans resolution for a survey have
endorsed the movement.
Two cases OF diphtheria have
been reported at the local health
office both. in the same house Ia
the cOlored section of the city, and
have been quafantined.
Twenty Of the student nurses At
Alexandria Hospital have enrolled
IN the part time educational courses
which are being given four DAYS
week at the Nurses Home. -Four
teachers from the Alexandria Hirh
School are CONDUCTING the classes IN
English. chemistry. arithmetic ana
psychology.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
COOLIDGE WILL
PHONE GALES

President Coolidge will talk to
President Gales Of Mexico ~. long
distance telephone tomorrow after.
noon.
The inauguration Of telephone
communication between the United
States and Mexico is TO be cele-
brated BIZ an exchange OF greetings,
under the auspices of the Pan
American Union. between the chief
executives Of the two republics.
Acting Secretary OF State Wilbur
J. Carr will follow President
Coolidge on the long distance wire
by sending fluctuations to officials
Of the Mexican Foreign Office. Fol-
lowing this Representatives of press
associations and newspapers will
exchange greetings with their cor.
respondents in Mexico City.
The ceremony win take place at
$50 tomorrow afternoon in the
Pan-American Union Building. The
executives Of the American Tele-
graph and Telephone Company. and
Of the Mexican Telegraph Company
are to be present, as well as
Mexican Ambassador Manuel Taller.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
WARS on
TYPOS UNION

Following refusal last night ~
the typographical Union to permit
the Anti-Militarist Conferences to
hold a meeting. which the union
charged was sof communlstie IA.
ture," IN It's hall at as 9 st. n. w,
Linn A. g. Gale, chairman OF the
conference. today announced that .
strenuous protest was to Be for
warded to the Allied Printing
Trades Council at the next meet.
ing of that body.
Undeterred BY the action of tbs
union, taken at the instance Of
Fred s. Walker, secretary, the Anti.
Militarist Conference furriedly en-.
gagged hall at 1897 Seventh st.
". w.
A small audience heard Paai
Crouch, former officer III the United
States Army, speak. Crouch was
recently released from Aieatras
prison after serving three wears
for alleged participation In 4 work.
ers, strike in Hawaii. He berated
the army as an organizations Of
class distinction where enlisted men
are kept ignorant by their officers.
He charged that men are enlisted
through misrepr and false
hood, and them pay is muIcted
from them through charges for
clothing and incidentaIs.
The United States Of 1875 -
not the United States OF to-day. Z
Crouch declared amidst applause.
He said the present Government
was not only hated throughout the
world but Is feared.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-28
BQF Il, IN fall,
BREAKS ARM

ARLINGTON COUNTY Sept. rs.
While playing on one Of the swings
at the Baliston school yesterday
James N. Rogers, Il.year-oId SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rogers, Of Balls.
ton, fell. breaking his right arm.
He was taken to the office Of DR..
w. G. Welburn, where he was
treated and later taken to his home.
There viii be meeting Of the
Arlington county coming commission
tonight at the courthouse. It 70
understood that the commission will
prepare tentative ordinance pro-
viding that all persons planning to
build business buildings shall first
obtain the approval of the commits
sion until such time as the county
Is zoned into districts.
The political situation ran to
fever heat. when at a meeting Of
the Cherrydale League OF Women
Voters held in the Cherrydale
school auditorium last night candi-
dates for the offices Of county
clerk. sheriff and commonwealth
attorney spoke.
Amos c. Crounse, candidate for
the office OF commonwealth attor-
ney, declared that no county off
cial Is doing his full duty that does
not take an active part in the pro-
pressive movements In the county.
Walter u. yarney, candidate for
the same office. said. II have been
accused OF being wet; there never
was more false report circulated,
never has man or woman seen
me take drink, / have always
favored prohibition.
A. G. Clements. for sheriff, said
he was the first man to inaugurate
a uniformed police force in Airing
ton county. using his own money.
Sheriff Fields. candidate for re-
election, declared that he has never
used his own money, and did not
intend to; the county provides four
uniformed men, and I win put them
up against any four men in the
State as being the most efficient
that Arlington county has ever had.
Il ask that the citizens take any
section Of the county and see II
have not broken up the violation
of prohibition" Fields said.
Other speakers were Charles RI.
Taylor, William III. Duncan. Thomas
ID. Battle, candidates for county
clerk; Spence Roberts and a. r..
Driscoll, for sheriff, and Edgar w.
Humphrey for commonwealth at
torney.