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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
New houses just finished; rooms; colonial
type dwellings,; distinctly modern and complete
in every respect; extra deep yard good neigh
borhood: high elevation; $3.50 less than actual
value; only $500 cash required. Open for in
spection. 100 to $50 Girard st. NV, near
Georgia ave.
D st. near 9TH sw.; a fine semi tached
frame dwelling: q large rooms, bath and eel
lar: in firstclass order lot fronts 81 feet on
ID st. This is the last parcel left in settle
ment of estate and can be bought at very
low price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

FOR RENT
427 Al, sw .stO Srb$3J. so AT r sw, 8r.b. 25 so
Sto 1909 Az sw Or -. 80 40 g sw ar b. .23 so
952 Fla NV. Or b %. sol Sto 43 LIST sw Or 30 50
Sto. 120s Water sw1S.5O 336 l sw. 81, %. 80
S14 A. sw. or, b.. 80 497 III sw. Or. 20 80
4l5 Del nv sw. Or A. 90 449DeI sw6r. GO so
!43 q sw. Orb 80 SO 9th sw. Or. III. so
Sto.522 Il. sw.5r $50 1907 9th sw. Or. .I6 so
Sto. 70+ AZ sw. .-.l6.5O 6lO Pa Sc. Or. 10 80
400 " sw, or. 1880 463 Del sw.sr. bG0. 90
1924 9th sw.Gr ,sI5.50 1916 Az sw. 1r.. 10 80
122,:, 4i2 6r.. 40 Ste. sta. 70S 18th 10 90
$40 sw, Gr. w. 40 1873 y J av seer, bib 80
12l7 Union sw Or, w13.OO 1913 Union sw Or L. 80
$50 VI sw. 5r,w. ~ 80 343M'Ln av sw6rw1 . 80
Dol sw. 5r,w. 200 AS Il sw, 3r- 10. 80
1905 Cap. Or, 1850 IA Sc. Or. 49,. 10. 30
146 y Or 10.JO 126O. Half sc, Al, b. 10 80
11S Az sw 4r,w. .10.59 124S Half Sc. Or. 10. 80
80 So. Arb. 80 1872 Sd Sc, IT.. IL 80
1919 Az sw, 81, $50 s2s ID sw, Or. IA 80
COIORED.
400 r me- 6r. b.. 20.50, ~ c sw, Or b. % 80
en-, Az sw.stO. dwg16.5O 334 f sw, 4r.w. 10 80
$50 III sw. 5r.w. 80 34S ii sw. Or. w. ..13 so
81 Canal sw. 6r. 1850 - y sw, Arb. .13 90
3iS sw. 6r,w. .I4.50 923 LIST sw, Or. 80
so I'd sw. Or 1881 3d. X sw. Or. ~ 80
:,3JI. Nil sw.5r 80 $40 h sw. Or $50
12IT Del sw. IL. 80 9s9 Golden sw. Or. 80
HOS y i se.6r.-lo.50l All 18th 6r. 1910
!2+ LIST So. fl. 1850 I'll Fay ct sw. Ar 30
ITS I'll sw. Ar $50 1J2 18th se Ar. .12.5 81
3l4 18th se,5r,w.G-.1S.J0i IT'S Half sw. Or. 10 on
10 G. sw. Ar. SO :s06 III sw ct, s.. 80
q. II. PARKER co tInr.l. 40 Az st. s.w-
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FOR SALE-SuBURBAN
u. +. AND u n. r. X
Zine farm 2so acres, substantial dwell
ing and outbuildings. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600
1a5 acres rich land. loroom dwelling
and outhulliings ................... 17oo0
leo acres. 1i-room dwelling. splendid
barn. c..................... 1900
Attractive bungalow. barn and outbuid
ines. - acres. Observation-Disclosures. 6.aoo
% acres. new Groom dwelling. several
outbnildinAs 1000
S-room h,slSe. outhuildinCs. 20 acres. 5.en
~ unimproyed land. ...........-.. 1000
80 acres unimpruvcd land ......-....... 5000
:. Ia. IL and 20 tracts 10 suit purchaser.
Beautiful lots. plenty shade. 5-cent fare. over
locking city S25 down. balance Sio per month
Write CLIFTON LACGliLIN. Mclean. Va.
rs
lis .o0o SO. FT 5S2 FIT FRONT: NEAR 18TH ST
within two squares of city: chance for large
increase in value: price. 25c: has ad for 81 81
81 1t. recently within square: forest
shade. Address OWNER. Box 2t5. city post
office
FOR SAIE-CoRNER. l25xl37. IN ''CHEvY
Chase Grove: forest shade: liberal terms !:
money furnished build. FULTON Il. COR
II. RITClIlE, Mgr, Colorado building. Main
523l.
I WILL FINANCE THE BUILDING OF YOUR
home at Chevy Chase. the payment OF
$500. thereby giving You the house and ground
at cost; also full control OF the desAn. quality
of material and workmanship. FULTON X.
GORDON. Owner. Specialist suburban Realty.
Colorado bldg. Main 1921.
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FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE CORNER RESIDENCE IN
PETWORTH.
4143 n. ii. AVE.
ROOMS AND BATH. HOTWATER HEAT.
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED.
9th street cars go through to Soldiers Home.
ONLY $500
ADJOINING HOUSE. 6 ROOMS AND BATH,
81. $50
VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
OPEN TODAY.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern bldg, S07 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

FOR RENT-59S PARK ROAD: EEAUTIFJ l.
Sevcn-rooni house terrace. soldiers
Home; must be seen to fe appreciated Rent
reduced 10 $2,S.Ju. TfI0S. BANES 81; O. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

FOR RENTLTO A DESIRABLE CULOKED Ten
ant 1923 y. j. ave NV six rooms and bath
all in good condition moderate rent. Apply
IN FUWAED KEP\ 90 r. 81 NV 25s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE. SMALL LOT. 81: 900; 10
room house, 2 acres. - 500: l0-room house,
acres 5000; all near electric station at Fair
fax, Va: also two small poultry farms and 3
and 10 acre lots at Dunn Loring, Va.
Address n. q. BOND,
IA 10Th ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

FOR RENT
iii New Hampshire NV: fine Groom
and bath residence AT the reduced rent of $50
month; necessary repairs made Look at this
house ut once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

FOR SALE-REAL HOMES CAN BE SECURED
on easy terms; six. eight rooms: all
modern improvements: all houses detached on
large lots. Address Box 104. Star office.
FOR SALES 900 CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT
former legation house; detached; fashionable
location; 16 rooms. 4 baths: electricity, gas
hot water. OWNER, Room IL. 412 La. ave.
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ONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
O-ROOM'HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A WELL BUILT HOME, WITH
porches and every modern convenience, in
growing locality, on best street in Columbia
Heights. Apply at 1921 18th st. NV. 25s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

Clio Keefer So. NV: handsome new Or. and
b brick house; large lot; Z mo. free Rent.
$3.50.
1'nJ-fIG1 Euclid 81. NV: 2-family fats of
= rooms and bath each rent free TO April /:
Necessary repairs done; reduced to $3.50 month.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS' 1i2s T.
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FOR RENT-BY THE f. III. SMITH COMPANY.
E Q. SMITH. LEE D. LATlMER-

FOR RENT
1918 . st. NV, II rooms and bath
9fi Rhode Island ave, . rooms and bath.
Newly painted and papcred, fine condition;
rent low.
ANTON HEITNtUIIER.
I'm st
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FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
1851 2lst ST., adjoining cor. L st.
rooms. baths; hot-water heat;
Ia perfect repair.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.
ii. L. RUST, 100 II 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

FOR SALE-1033 LAWRENCE ST., BROOK
land. new pebble-dash home, 6 rooms. large
hall. tile bath; light cellar: large attic; hot
water heat; lot So115o VIII take small clear
for inspection. GEO. j. yesterday, Ames
bldg, 141O g ST. NV.
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Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
BOOSTING FUR
 CLUB HOUSE
Plans of South Side Women Coming Along Famously; Ice Cream Social at Town send Home Evening of May First

Over sixty people met for the regu- lar meeting of the l.. A. $ of the south Side at the home of Mrs Alice Lassen on Wednesday last The re- port of the building committee as to the total amount of subscriptions so far, was very gratifying and the ladies feel very grateful for the liberal man her in which the people have respond ed to their appeal.
 It was voted to hold an ice cream social next Wednesday evening" May l, at the home of MT and Mrs K. & Townsend on Central avenue Now is the time for PhOenicians to go over and get acquainted with their neigh hors on the South Side and to enjoy a good time. Don't forget the date also that it will be a moonlight night
 Master Francis Thompson added nine pennies to the birthday box and Mrs. Lassen helped him to celebrate by having all the children enjoy their refreshments at a table on which was a large birthday cake decorated with candles. Strawberries. cream and cake were served in buffet style, several of the young ladies assisting
 The next regular afternoon meet ing will be held at Mrs Pearl Robin sons home Wednesday. May s.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27

foil of the Empress stock are put ting on East Lynne for special three days engagement with Miss Madison as Lady Isabell. MT. Dietrick playing his first lead, Archibald Carlyl, and Mir. MacLean will be seen in his first heavy part, as the polished william. Sir Francis LevisOn. Mir. MacLean who is taking rest in Paid In Full" in completing his weeks vacation, is letting MT. Diet rich, who has played in East Lynne with nearly every well known star. stage the piece, and he knows every part there is in it, and judging from the ability he has shown as an actor,
 it is a foregone conclusion that the grand old drama will be put on at the Empress in the most approved style
 After the three performances of East Lynne the long looked for "Vir- ginian' will be produced with Mir MacLean in the title role of The Nirginian." The demand for seats for this piece is very heavy and it would he advisable for those who wish to see it. to make their reser- vatiOns as early as possible.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
THE COLISEUM.
Pictures Of the fearful fate of the
 Wrecked Ship Titanic.

Interest in the excellent bill shown at the Coliseum last night was al- most iwarfed by the intense concern exhibited by the spectators in he Underwood and Underwood pictures of the wreck of the Titanic. That immense ocean liner that so recently found a grave in the depths of old ocean: carrying down in her capaci- ous bosom many men and women who proved most gloriously in that fatal hour. that this cold. commercial age has not yet killed all nobility an" heroism. These pictures Will he shown again this afternoon at the matinee anu tonight The rest of the program will be entirely new this evening. the WhitcOmbs showing their versatility in comedy roles and Hil and Hill doing more of the deligFiu
 dialogues Of the southern darky. The Hvlands vary their musical act with some comic stunts that really seeiH quite impossible until one cees them. A feature will be the pictures show ing the chief news events of the week.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
FARMERS FAIR
 A JULY SHOW
Arrangements for it Are Coming Along Satisfac- torily; Maize Growing g Contest for Boys Pro posed by Prof. McOmie

The preparations for the Farmers Midsummer fair to he held in Phoe- nix next July are already well un- der way. according to Prof Me omie who has been conducting the agricultural short course at the high school. A boys maize growing con test will be conducted by the Farm CTS association, as was first an- nounced in The Republican on Thurs day morning. Entrees should be sent to P. J. EdsOn, the president of the association. R. F. D. 3. Phoenix. Funds for the prizes have already been secured
 Prof. McOmie will furnish fun di- rections for growing milo maize to any boy who desires the informa- tion. but it is hoped that many diff ferent methods will be tried so that the experimental value of the con test will be greater The association Is making every effort to popular iZe this crop and milo will be fea- ture of the fair. Prof NcOmie be- ieNes that milo maize is so well adapted to climatic and soil condi- tions of Arizona that it can be made
 
 in the middleWest
 Each contestants exhibit will con sist of loo pounds of the threshed grain. DO pounds of grain in the head. and a bundle of at least tyyen- ty five stalks of the mature plant. All judging will be done by off cials of the association.
 Another feature of the fair will be a siNtyday test for single dairy cows and for dairy herds The tests will he made by inspectors in the pay of the association and there will be no cost to the farmer beyond his usual feeding expenses.
 The prospectus and prize book of the fair with full details of these and the many other contests. will soon be ready for distribution.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
WlGWAM

There will be an entire change of program at the WigWam theater to- night. Manager Mullen is elated over his success in having secured a fine selection of photo plays from the film exchange, every reel being a special feature. The photo plays will be shown as follows: Two Old Pals" a remarkable animal picture, featuring "TOOdles," the Selig cOmpany's big elephant showing the phenomenal feats performed by this intelligent ami mal. The Physicians Honor" a Lu- bin drama that abOunds with action and grips with d strong sense of reality. Philemon and Baucis, " Pathe a beautifully colored picture that stirs and impresses. Hunting Marbouts in Abysinna," scenic. The Struggle" d Nitagraph dramatic story of real life. G. D. Mullen, the eminent trombone soloist. will render a solo entitled. When the SnOwbirds Cross the Valley"
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
FRIDAY, MAY THIRD
 ID BE I'M. GA. DAY
One Day Campaign Expected to Add Several Hundred Members to
 the Association.

4 special meeting of the board of directors of the Y M C. A. was held Friday noon to consider the report of the committee which managed the recent campaign for new members The men who composed the teams in this campaign were not satisfied with the results and felt that they ought to be given another opportun- ity. saying that there were literally hundreds Of men and boys who would join the association if seen about the matter The directors accepted the report Of the committee and re-elect- ed Colonel Coggins chairman of the campaign committee.
 A new committee. composed of ten members of the board of directors ot the association. will lay ont elab-
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
COUNCIL TALKS
 AND ALSO ACTS
Jefferson Street and Second Avenue to Be Paved; StairWays Must Go From Alleys; Election Boards Are Appointed

At a meeting of the city council held yesterday afternoon just at the time the soup course is ordinarily in- trOduced the matter of providing for the paving of Jefferson street where it abuts the city property was referred to the street and alley committee with power to act There is d whole block of this paving but when it is down the city will be like the peninsula of old geography days only in this case il is "a body of land nearly sur rounded by paving" instead of by water"
 Council also approved the plans to pave Second avenue from Jefferson to Monroe streets. This will put the county one lap ahead of the city in this class of improvements for the county plaza will become as an island entirely surrounded"
 The city engineer was authorized to make any changes needed in private crossings
 The city attorney was instructed to prepare an ordinance closing all stair ways in alleys. This is made neces- sary because of the paving of the all leys When the stairways are figured
 
 ley left to wag.
 Polling places and election officers were named for the municipal election in the second and fourth wards on the siete de Mayo, which in plain United States is the seventh of May.
 The second ward voter will exercise his franchise-voters always exercise their franchise" when the stump ora tors tell of it-at the Board of Trade rooms, and in the fourth ward the franchise will be warmed up at the city hall.
 In the second the inspector is Dan l McDermott. candidate for council to succeed himself The judges are Roy s. Goodrich and Vernon l.. Clark. The clerks are c. A. Turney and Gray Archer Fly Mcdonald will preserve the peace as marshal. In the fourth ward Claude Cisney, also aspirant for another term in the | city legislature will inspect the SOY 1 ereign peOple'-gOOd term that-"SOV ereign people"-and C. M. Sturges, and R. F.. Hayes will do the judging l Clinton LauVer and P. COrpstein are scheduled for the clerl<ing. Sterling 1 Price is the marshal.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS
JUDGE LINDSEY COMING

Judge Ben B. Lindsey, who has won world wide fame by his treat ment of the juvenile question in Denver. will make his first appear ance in Phoenix under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. on May 2d at the Adams street school auditorium.
 The entertainment committee of the Y NJ C. A. will have complete charge of the judges time while he k in the city and hope to be able to make arrangements for several short speeches if the time win per init This will be the last number on the Y M C. A. triangle enter tainment course There will probably
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27

be one hundred extra seats for sale and there will no doubt be a scram- ble for these. as there are unques- tionably hundreds of people in the city who do not hold course tickets that will want to hear the judge tell, in his modest way and vet so in- spiringly the story of his work in Denver.
 These one hundred tickets will be placed on sale at the Y. NJ C. A. office Tuesday morning at ten o'clock and after they are sold if it is pos sible arrangements will be made to seat d few more, although overcroWd ing of the auditorium will not be permitted It is simply q question of first come first served, so there fore it will be wise to be on hand at the specified hour. No tickets will be sold before that time.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27

crate plans for the biggest 3ne-day campaign that Phoenix has ever seen. l, is expected that no less than 200 members of the Y M. C. A. will give their complete time for one day to securing new members. The en- thusiasm is running high and many predict that the membership will reach 1000 during this campaign. Several business men have said that they would close their place of busi- ness for a one-day campaign of this kind, Friday. May 9. has been set aside to he known as Y. M. c. A. day.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27

Subject. The Prince of Peace" The Schubert symphony club, which ap- pears at the Adams Street school Monday evening. will furnish the music. All the men of the city are cordially invited A silver offering will be taken
 SUNDAY AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Bible school at 9:45 A NJ. Every new convert is requested to be at his place in the Bible school. Ser mon theme for II o'clock A. M. The Three Gardens" Sunday afternoon d lecture 3. co o'clock Handsome PeO- pie" Theme for Sunday evening 7:45 o'clock, What Does The Lord Tht God Require of Thee" Following the sermon a great farewell Jr parting service will be held. Good music spc- cial and choral
 TRINITY CATHEDRAL = Services will be held tomorrow. third Sunday after Easter, in Trinity Pro Cathedral, South Second avenue fac ing the courthouse, the Rev. William J. Scarlett, Vice-rectOr, as follows Holy Communion at o'clock: Kinder sarten and Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock; morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock At the latter service the choir under direction of Mrs. Deity will give the fOHovin~ selections: { Or gan Noiun>uIl., 1T~!dGe iii \ fat Ma jor. J. Nogt; Te Deum, Stanford: offertory solo, How Long, Oh, Loid. % H. A. Matthews, sung by Mrs. Battin; pOstlude, March Guilmant.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
EAST LYNNE AT THE EMPRESS

When the scarcity of new plays hit the theatrical market they always fall back on the old timers, such as the big New York all star cast of Uncle Toms Cabln ana laSl years revival of the Two Orphans.
 This year the rage has gone to the grand old play East Lynne" Not to be outdone bv catering to the popular demand of the theatrical public. Managers Reeves and kll-
Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
ALUMNI

sor Stabler has sent out circular let
 ters to great many of the old time students and graduates of the high school. in an attempt to get the names and addresses of all the alum nj. The school wants and needs an association of it's graduates. for such an organization is one of the best boosters for an educational institute.