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FUR REM
81. 400. 2401 Mass NV. Dl
$12S.. .936 Pa Az NV,
store & dwelling
&112.0. 8517 18th NV, Tor
500. 1900 gath NV, r.
$1OO. 1878 B'm't NV, 12r
$75. .472 Pa av nw. store
S&. .17@ Q NV. 1Or
SEQ. 80. 1881 D NV. 16r
SEQ. 2O23 Kal I'd nv. Tor
SIS. .2514 Ontario I'd. 11r
955. .S03 C'mp'n NV. Or
$50. so. 3O21 Macomb. Sr
$52.6O. 1912 Ont I'd. 11r
$50. rs. linz Q NV. Or
$50. go. l 837Cal av NV, Tor
$50. 1923 G NV. 7r
$50. .3156 18th NV. 12r
$50. .S19 18th nv. n. Pr
$&5. rs. 1416 RIav Tor
$45. BIB 18th NV, Tor
e4S. Is. .o2S A Sc, 11r
Sal. 0. 1923 18th NV, o.
S40.D.1111 18th NV, Sr
$40.5O. 1923 Euclid nw,9r
$85. 70. 1872 Pa av. 8r
98S. 90. 537 21st NV, Tor
3S5 so. 3225 11th NV. Or
SIS. 30. ...171T U NV, Sr
SIS. 50. ....1914 I NV, Or
$S5. 5O.1149 18th nv, Or
$3S. So. 1890 " NV. Or
$3.50. 1912 X NV, 12r
$a5. .1811h Cor nv. 12r
$S5. 1921 Pa av NV, 7r
So. 80. 1919 Sth NV, g.
&31. 80. 1922 Corco:an. Sr
$50. 80. 1896 Fla av nw,9
$50. So. 1921 9Th NV. Sr
$3O.OO.14o11a l4th NV. Or
&2S. 80. 1928. 18th NV. Or
$27. 80. 1909 9th nv. Or
$3.50. M Sd NV, Or
$26. 1924 18th NV, Sr
$25. 40. 1890 Goth NV. Ir
APART
49,. The Lonsdale. Or
$15. The Lonsdale, Sr
$S. Fontanet Courts, Or
$50. Eontanet Courts, Ar
$50. Kedrick. Ar
$50. The Brunswick, Or
$35. FOntanet Courts. 3r
GAR !
SS.". -....... -.
10. Oh. ......... ...--....
For complete list of pr
weekly
SWARTZELL. RHEI
sOS JStb
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COLORED.

1913 18th nw.9r, 81. 50
ACT Mo av nw1T. 2b40. 50
1923 Q nw,6r.b. %. 50
43l 9Th sW.6r.b. 800
ia AZ sw.sto.6r. 10. %
221 Sd sw,Tr,b.2d 40. %
2i2 L sw, Or, b. 30
1924 18th nw,5rw 10. 80
2lO + sW. 6r.w. rs. 90
314h L sw. 5r. b.rngl5.00
223 I'd 81, Or, b,A 1. 12.@
704 l3th 1t. NV.
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AM. 1921
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AucTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
UABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING 90 FEET ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH
STREETS NORTHWEST,
CONTAINING ABOUT 1880
SQUARE FEET, PARTLY
IMPROVED BY BRICK
STORES, NOS. 1852 AND
1854 PA. AVE: FRAME
COAL OFFICE, NO. I744 PA.
AVE, AND BRICK STORES.
NOS. ~ AND ZIG 18TH
STREET NV.
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FOR RENT
1852 Harv'd. 13r. b$60. so
A Bryant9r. b, INV h42. so
43s F st sw. 6r. b. %. so
AIS 9Th sw. 6r.b. -. 80
2l2 Il nw.Sr.b. 10 90
1112 Line I'd netir, b1s.6O
433 3rd sw. stn, dwg25. 90
as nth sw.9r, b. 1e. 50
lGl1 G sw.7r.....lA.00
1908 9th sw.5r. 10. 90
etbl r'r 436 sth sws.s0
JOHN QU~ CO.
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northwest home by August Is. will take 1850
for my 81, $50 equity; the contest Groom home
in the city. Address F. 9. H.. Star once.
FOR SALEl HAVE OFFER TO LOCATE IN
western town and will sell my beautiful, new.
modern home, In best section northwest, for
best offer; a bargain to some one. Address r.
ID. c.. Star ONCE
FOR sALE-OWNER, HAVING BEEN FORCED
to leave city on account Of change Of position,
will sacrifice modern Groom house. northwest.
for 3.5OO-$1 coo less than cost. Address
= p. L. NJ. Star ONCE
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1870 ACRES, CONVENIENT TO LEEsBuRG; 10
acres in timber. balance In a good state Of
cultivation; all kinds of fruit: good spring and
spring house; good house Of 10 rooms with
porches lawn and shade; new barn and all
outbuildings in good shape. Price. $1,000
Can show you several other good farms near
Leesburg. ranging from 81. 500 to So. 800. FARM
DEPT. WM. H. SAUNDERS 4 CO., Southern
bufldfn1
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-ILLUsTRATED.

SIX PRETTY NEW GROOM AND BATH BUN.
galows; hot-water heat; electric lights: sewer:
gas and city wate ter, . beautiful paper and
g square from Riverdale cars: get OF at 18th
and R. I. ave. ne: two sold: price,. $3.50:
5000 cash, balance $27 80 per month. Open and
lighted daily and Sunday till pm.
" P. MCDOWELL. 1891 st. NV.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
Large Stock Ladies, Men S
and Children's Furnish
ings, Dry Goods, No
tons, Fixtures, Etc,
By Public Auction
At Weschler's,

go PA. AVE. NV.
FRIDAY. AUGUST. SIXTH,
COMMENCING TEN O'CLOCK AN.
Shirts Ties Gloves su.penders xrroW ccI.
lars. Overalls, Mems and Boys Pants, Dresses.
Shirt Waists. White Goods. Embroideries and
Laces. Ribbons, Large Quantity Perfumes. Tai
cum and Face Powders: also Floor Showcases.
Counters, Large Wall Case, Tables, Racks, etc.
Terms cash.
nn4&5 ADAM A. wEscHLER. Auct.
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AND COMPLETE CHICKEN PLANT
18 acres fne garden loan; abuudantly watered;
fruit near station; committing distance; D.
room dwelling; new stable: very large chicken
houses. brooder house. etc. For quick sale,
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FARMS.
FOR. SALE.

GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY HOME OF 5 ACRES
10 m. out, on BALTIC. boulevard, 8 minutes cal
line; good as new, all modern home. OF :
rooms; elegant stable and al other bdgs.
bldgs. cost $1,000 Prime orchard; sold l7I
bills. apples LAST season: beautifully shaded.
we'll fenced lawns; pure water all through home
highest sections between Wash. and BALTIC; low
taxes; snap at $4,000: terms. but no trade.
GEO. c. WALKER, Kenos bldg. 18th G Sta.
VIRGINIA FARM.
115-acre farm. 30 miles south Of Washington,
d. c.: % acres cleared. 30 acres in timber
with about $4,000 IT. ready for saw. Groom
sary outbuildngs. live streams Of water. album
dance Of fruit for home use, about miles
from railway station, public highway. In
good community. IN miles from store. school
and church. good clay subsoil fine gray loan.
gently rolling. Price, 81 200.
GRAHAM & OGDEN.
Alexandria, Va.
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FOR RENT
JAMES F.. SHEA,
Oh LOUISIANA Ave. NV

& Louisiana Ave. IN. w.
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
nw. 14r, bS46. OOl l447 W NV. ST. %. so
nv, Tor, b. IS. SO 1910 u NV. Or, % so
NV. Tor, b. 81. 90 1928 Sth NV. Sr.b.22 so
:. II, b. fce32 so 1872 Caroline, III. b. q 90
", 11r,b 80. so 14O8 Sd NV. Or. y 80
w, ST., .2S. so 522 22d NV. Or. % so
Nv, Sr.b. q. 50 1917 1st NV. 6r. b.22 so
b nv, 6r, b27 80 1927 LIST NV, Or. b.22.5O
av nv. 81, b25. so 2615 r NV. 7r,w.14.5O
DWELLINGS NORTHEAST.
ID, 1Or. b. 80. sol 1712 Line I'd ne. G. b1 s so
ne, Or, b. rs. so 1918 Fla av ne.6 ,b16.5O
ne, Or b. .25. 90 1881 Neal ne. 4r. b.15.5 so
ne, 81, b. % sol 90S 18th ne. Or. 1900
ne, Or, b.. %. 30 1895 Fla av ne,5,wll.O0
av me- b22 sol
DWELLINGS SOUTHEAST.
-, er, b, hw29. so 1900 f Sc, CRIB 90
sc Or, b, hw2S. 80 sos eth sc. Or. 1880
e, 7r,b. 90 so 7Ol ! Sc. 5r,b. 800
Orb ..17.50 1101 W Sc, 5r,w.. 900
DWELLINGS, SOUTHWEST.
', Or, b.. 1850 47S H sw, 7r.w. .14.0
Y, 6r.b. .20.50 500 D sw, 5r.w. 1880
y. 7r,w. 1880 307 McL'n sw, 6r, WIZ 90
sw, sr.b.15.5O 1909 S Cap. 6r,w.11.5
:. Or. .14.5O 134l AZ sw, 5r,w 80
TWO-FAMILY FLATS.
Sc, 81, b. .25. sol 1111-B C Sc. 5r,b.1S.5O
ne, Or 1900 $40 Morris ne, 5r. Bit 80
ne, Or, b. 1900 4391s Tenn ne. II, biz so
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
' nv. $50. 00l 1850 Pa se.st&dw 20. 90
av NV. 10000 7O1 l Sc, sto&cel. 20 90
Nv nw,sto70.O0 30 ~ sw, store. 1900
2, st&dw &c. 90 1857 = NV, store. :. is. on
' sw, sta. $500 1908 c nv, store. 90
E, st&dw 40. 90 213 18th ne, store. 10 90
W, st&dw35. 90 500 X nv, store. Is 90
&. st&dw 1880 1904 Water sw, sto12.50
aw, st kdw q. 50 AT "A sw, store. 10. 90
Ie, st&dw %. col
COLORED TENANTS.
" NV, II, be. So 40 Sd sw. 6r.w. .15. 90
le, CRIB. p so 420 n Y av. 5r.w.14.5O
NV, 7r,w. so 1909 4th NV, Or, so
,e, Orb. $50 425 Sd sw, 8r,w. .13 90
! nv, 5r,b1S.O0 rs N sc, 6r,w. IL. 50
ne, 6r. b. 1850 707 Limit, 5r.w.12.5O
In &c, r.b.17.t0 1417 Mass av sc, 4, biz 90
e ne. 6r,b II. SO 3O7 M'Lean sw, 6,w12.O 90
can ne, q, b16.6O 2429 F NV, 6r,w..11.50
/ nv, 81, b. 1880 1917 n Jaw se,6,w1O.5O
", 6r,w. 1890 1892 n av Sc, ,w1O. 80
:, 6r,w.. 1900 1417 Mass av Sc, 4, bio 90
Nv, 5r,w 50 203 Va av se,5r,w10.O 90
Sc. 6f, W. 49, 50 2709 K nv, 4r.w. $50
/ NV, 81, b15.50 1877 G Sc, 5r.w.. 500
v, 5r,w. 1850 S03 I'd Sc, 6r.w. 500
". 5r.w. 1850 161 n Sc, 6r,w... 800
sw, 6r,w. 1900 147 n Sc, 6r,w. 800
IN nv, 5,w15.O0l 1925 18th ne. 4r.w.7.5O
F. Shea, 643 La. Ave. NV.
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ROOMS; LARGE rORCHEs; GAS AND
ELECTRICITY; BARNS; l-3 ACRE; NEAR
2 CARS: ONE FARE. $500. FRUIT. BOX
sss2, STAR OFFICE .<e - "a. =.
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1853 Calvert St: II large rooms: 2 tiled
baths; h.-w.h.: rear porch; all in good shape.
Rent, SIS. Open for inspection.
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100 ACRES RIGHT ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
A. 4. county, Nd; dwelling and buildings;
magnificent water front; $500. :46 acrss
o. stock farm; price, $4,000. See These" and
you will buy. GOULD Of Annapolis. Il sell
the earth" No exchange.
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FUR RENT
1922 21st NV, II rooms. 2 baths =. 800. 90
12S B ct. ne. IA rooms and baths. :. 100. 90
1915 Eye ct. NV, 22 rooms and baths. 100. 90
1853 Mass. ave. NV, II rms. and bath. 70. 90
l701 ct. NV, 10 rooms and 2 baths. u. 600
3Q2o Hulyer pl., II rooms, baths. 65.0 90
2118 Ontario I'd q. ~ .. rooms and BATH. -. -
xe1 Missouri ave-, Q rooms and bath. 1850
e N Of. NV, 10 rooms and bath 1850
1133 9Th st. NV, rooms and BATH. IS 50
secs st.. rooms and bath ........... 81 50
60 B st. .u.e., rooms ard bath. ........ ~. 50
1880 29th ct, rooms and bath $3.50
1880 18th st. NV. rooms and bath 27.50
SIS q ct. NV. rooms and bath. ....... $3.50
493 Missouri ave. NV. Sr. and bath. 50
923 Doth ct. NV, rooms and bath. rs. 80
1922 9Th 1t. NV. rooms and bath. ..... $3.50
26 NV. rooms and bath. ........... ZOO
017 Mass ave. NV, rooms and BATH. 20.bO
1912 st. NV, 6 rooms ............... 1880
3lS K st. ne. rooms and hath. ....... 1850
1915 Kirby st. NV, rooms aud bath. :. 1850
1920 4th 1t. NV. 9 rooms. ..............l 1850
md soor. 2is7 Newport place NV. ..... 1850
132 Hickman st. Sc, rooms aud bath. 1880
LIST floor, 2l4l Newport place n.W......... 1850
80 10th ct. s.W., 3 rooms ............. 1850
go d. s.w., rooms ................. H. 80
220s Cleveland ave. NV. rooms. 49,. Is. so
1878 18th st. NV, rooms. ............ 1880
<Io 9th Ut. Sc, rooms ................ 1c.o0
STORES.
s1e Louisiana ave- $500
Sl7 Mass. ave. NV. .................... 1000
TIE WasHiNGroc:N loan AND TRUST Is.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-HouSEs.

10104 MI. PLEAS. ST.: 10 BRIGHT ROOMS: 2
tiled baths: h.-w.h.: gas and cleo. lta.: front
porch: oak floors; awnings. Rent. $52.5 80. Open
tor inspection.
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1919 Adams Mil road: 10 bright rooms: 2
tiled baths: gas and elec lights: steam heat;
suitable for doctor or dentist. Rent. $50. so.
Open for inspection.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
LOOK AT $40 s. C. AVE ST. IF YOU MANT 4, a
real Home. The best built Groom House IN
Washington. Owner next door: -
HERE IA A PERFECT HOME.
8 rooms. tile bath. large lot: I'd po ncs.
all modern improvements; one anu '"e
half squares fsS% PARK. o
On 10y st. ne. One oct Of Ser' most Seau.
tiful locations in the city
Only 500 cash and balance IKE rent emf
SOP 30 per month, including tnterset anu
''e'p PRICE, $3.50.
Open daily and Sunday until pm.
COME OUT TODAY.
NEW 20-FT. CIR. HOUSE NV: DIRECT FROM
tiled bath; hardwood trim and door: laundry
and toilet in cellar; large yard; nice SHADE.
Price. $3.50. Easy terms. Box 4l'. star One 1s
FOR sALE-s7. 500: Trust: 81; 500 A 19-R0oM
BRICK: SOUTH FRONT; NEAR s DTPu ~
CIRCLE COST Xan f12 i SSG S SEAs' A. SHIELDS
FOR sALE-slo0o9 AskEp; d9,RooM sRiGk;
KITCHEN: GARAGE: SOUTH FRONT; NEAR
pu.oT1T, g G!R Gle x TMcS yCRk ATE NV.
a
FOR sALE-ss.5 500: COST OWNER $1,000; TO
CLOSE sGo AZ EsTbTE Eir Al soTTM FRONT
FROM DUPONT CIRCLE. CHAs: A.
SHIELDS. 1895 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FOR sALE-oNLY 8, $50 FOR 9 niCK SALE 8 p;
AND TOILET ON End FLOOR: HOUSE So
FEET VIDE; LOT srS g FEET fia PER PRS Mo
TRUST. $1,000 IN suBuRBs;. cHEAPEs AS
PROPERTY IN D. c. CHAs. A. SHIELDS,
1895 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FOR sALE-BELMONT ST. HOME--A BARGAIN
Overlooking city. s rooms. bath.
Large rear porch: s.,r
OWNER ANXI0uS For oxd n sALE'
ALLAN r. WALKER & CO.. 1898 q st. NV.
FOR sALE.coRcoRAN, ST. ST NEAR Ar 18th sst, ST.
HOTwATER HEAT; Large porches.
ALLAN +. WALKER & CO.. 1885 Q ct. nv.
FOR sALE-NEAR 2lst AM s SITS. NV.
PRICE ONLY 1850.
rooms. bath. h0t-water heat.
ALLAN E. WALKER Co. 1898 9 st. nv.
FOR sALE-sOUTHWEsT HOME.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. $3.50.
9 rooms. bath. Large lot to alley.
ALLAN f. WALKER CO.. 1888 9 st. NV.
sol B ST Sc.
Corner. rooms. bath and
conservatory: large cellar with
4 BARGAIN. UNTIL AUGUST Is. COLUMBIA
Heights residence; great barkain; from owner.
o.rooms ,laree we'll lighted; south front;
IS. $50 only $3.50 cash. Box 40. Star once. q
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1897 Ontario place; 6 large rooms: rec. hall;
tiled bath: h.-w.h.: gas and cleo. lights: oak
floors and trim: 2-story rear porch. Open for
inspection. 5000.
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LOOK AT $40 s. C. AVE Sc. IF YOU WANT 4. a
reaI Home The best built Groom House Ia
washington. owner next door. II.
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ADAM Al. MESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
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3I4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Before moving let US know your wants
We have the best that Is offered for the
money.
Let US send you our complete list of rentals.
Special Inducements offered during the month
Of August,
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FOR RENT-BY [. j. MILLS eos 9Th ST NV
COS nv, Or. b. 5000 1921 9th NV, 6r.b22. so
1908 sth NV. 6r.b.26.5o 43 Q ne, Or, b.: p 50
IO25 10th me- 6rb so 1924 7th nv, 81. sto2o. 90
GET OUR FOR RENT LIST.
Houses apartments and business properties
sLYE WATSON unc).
S04 14th Ut. NV. Main 2743.
FOR RENT-TO cOLoRED-s20 2srd ST.. I R..
rooms. large yard, 1850. 1871 Corcoran
1850. '' JOHN +. Knott. sis st.
FOR RENr-MoDERN HOUSE,
II rooms and bath.
One square from Capitol. Library and cara
Inquire 10I End st. he.
FOR RET-sIx ROOMS AND BATH: RENT
only 922.60: best location on Capitol Hill: BE-
tween two car lines; near East Capitol Ut. No.
u 5th st. sc. Key at drug store on corner.
$40 KEokUK ST: 10 r. and 2 b........saSo 90
1896 K. I. ave. NV. r. and b...... 5000
1913 U ST., 10 r. and b.................. 1880
2i2s 18th st. NV. 10 r. ard b........ 1000
lI15 willard st.. 6 r. and b.......... $3.50
$685. 18th st. NV, r. and b. ........ ~. 50
I0iO Sprin= road, r. and b........ 1850
1855 9Th st. s.e., 6 r. and b.......... 1880
1908 Ord st. NV, Tor. and b., colored... 81. 50
uSFGRNIsaED APARTMENTS.
1886 Euclid st. NV, 7. and b.. .$32. %
11l2 A st. s.e., r. and b........... 10. SO
b. H. ROLAND DRURY.
301 Southern hld1.. 18th and ats. nv:
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
PHOENIX CHOPPERS MAKE
 JOURNEY ID GLENDALE
Local Woodmen Assist in initiation of Ten New Members at Neigh
 boring City

Probably the most interesting meet ing held by Sunshine Camp, No. 10 Woodmen of the World, at Glendale in many weeks. was that of Tuesday eve ming. when with a delegation from the Phoenix camp in attendance ten new members were initiated into the myster ics of wood choppins. There was d future for tine already prosperous and rapidly grow ing lodge in the neighbor- ing town.
 SoveTeigns w. T.. Cooy. T. w. Nea- lon. J. R. Lyons, NJ l.. Stewart. G. NJ. Phehy and T. C. Conway. of this city, went over to Glendale. as a special drill team to assist in the military work The size of the class and the amotnt of business on hand. resulted in their missing the last car out of GIen>.ile. But they went on with the work until an early hour in the morning, when the Glendale choppers provided a big tour ing car which brought them home in good shape
 The Gien6ale lodge now has mCm- bership exceeding scvcnty-fivc mem bers and with an energetic member ship campaign now on expects to reach the loo mark. The members of the Glendale lodge expressed pleasure and qualification at the visit of the Phoe- nix choppers and promised to make q return visit in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS
THE LION TODAY HAS
 "M|NERvA'S MISSION
Dorothy Gish will Be Seen in an Interesting Two-reel Play for Last Time Today; Other ln teresting Films on Pro-
 crann

The pretty little actress Dorothy Gish. IS seen at the Lion Theater to- day for the last time, in the two reel production of "Minerva's Mission supported by Cora Drew. W. F.. Law renee, James German and number of other film favorites Miss Gish has ample opportunity to display that quaint humCr, which makes her act ing so enjoyable. Minerva $ Mis- sion is based on reform and Min erVa just back from college tries to reform erybody. which creates some unusual situations. It's a good pie ture and will be enjoyed by every one seeing it. Two comedies com pletc the Lion offering today. one called "A Costly Exchange" and a Keystone comedy that is very Iaurh- able.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
MUST KEEP THEIR
 BOOKS IN ARIZONA

Public service corporations operat- ing in Arizona must keep their books. records and accounts in this state hereafter according to an order is sued yesterday by the corporation commission, and which is being for warded to all electric. gas. water and street railway corporations in the state The order becomes effective June T.
 number of corporations operating exclusively in Arizona. but which are owned or controlled by individuals or corporations outside of the state have been keeping their books and ac counts in other states for some time, and it is to meet this situation as we'll as to answer the applications of d number of other similarly con trolled concerns that the commission issued it's order Administration of the laws. which necessitate frequent audits and examinations. and the dcsirability of having facts concern ing operation and expenses are given in the order as among the req sons for this Arrangement Books and accounts are to he kept at the principal place of doing business in this state.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
The Goose Girl"

Today little Marguerite Clarke ap- pears at the Arizona Theater in the role of q goose girl. There is a charm in this picture which no one can escape To begin with there is the personality of Marguerite Clark. she conquers her audience in an instant. In this down to date fairly tale there is no great amount of plot but the handling of the theme is marvellous. It is one of those wonderful I.askY pictures which are the opponents or what one might call the new art il motion pictures.
 There are two or three scenes in this pictur which are so beWitchinglv beau uful that one cannot help calling at teTtion to them. The meeting of the disguised king and the goose girl at the foot of the rude country bridge is a masterpiece of screen painting. The
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
Coming-"The Escape"

Commencing Sunday and running Tor three days the Arizona thcatcr
 will show the greatest picture ever
 produced on euGenics. showing both
 animal and human characters and
 the terrible lesson ill-health and mis-
 mated marriage produced. The pie
 turc shows germ life and it's effects on the hCman body and one of the greatest moral lessons ever told This film Of seven reels was made under the personal direction of David w. Griffith, the worlds master director. with a cast comprising the best of this country's artists of the screen. including Blanche Sweet, Mae Marsh, Robt HarrOn. Alice KnOwland. Don aid Crisp owen Moore, Ralph Lewis and Arthur MackleN. Ii will carry a lesson that will live forever. The prologue of The EscaVe" contains the eugenical history of life. and a representation of the development through breeding of horses. of dogs. of cats. of pigs and various animals. The infinite care with which animals are bred is shown. Then. in con- trast is terrible indictment of hu- man lifds scheme of things.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
At the Coliseum Thcater

The new company at the Coliseum is fast winning their way into the hearts of the Phoenix theater going people The bill the first half of the week Along Broadway" developed into q big success. House and AlIard the com = edians kept the audience laughing each time they made their appearance and well deseryed their place in the show Florence Lane has a charming person. ality and wore very pretty costumes. Parton and Wilson that Tipperary pair won much applause on their TIpperary songs and dances. Bobby I'itzsim- mons the little boy with the big voice pleased immensely. The management has announced that there will be an addition to the chorus in the next few days which will make this company the best which has played the Coliseum in some time. The bill for tonight is Isabelle, which promises to be a good one.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
CORNbLATH |S
 A PEEVEO MAN
Manager Solomon Conner cial Company Loses Car in Gila Ford - Barely Saves Life Because of the Referendum

II M. M- COrnblath, manager of the Solomon Commercial company of Sol omonVille and Stafford, had not lost a perfectly reliable automobile and camp ing outfit III the Gila River Monday, he would not be so utterly antagonistic toward the referendum in Arizona. It's a far cry from drowned motor car to political measure. but the path is straight ard smooth in this case.
 Cornblatl. set out from Stafford en route to Phoenix. He arrived at the Gila crossing and hooked onto q team
 Right in the middle of the river. the quicksand fell out from beneath the car, and it was whirled over and over and buried and drowned and rendered entirely useless for any human need Meanwhile, Cornblath. who valued Cornnlath more than he did any auto mobile in the world, seized the tail gate of the wagon, which has severed it's rope connection with the car py the simple means of breaking it. and was rescued The lucllless driver took the train to Globe and did" the scenic highway not under his own power. but under that of an auto stage line
 Now. it will be shown how the ref erendum works in. A year ago. the government built two handsome bridges, srannin the Gila and san Carlos. Many said that was a waste ful thing to do because there was no road connecting said bridges. But the state set to work to build said fourteen mile road, and appropriated few odd thousands of dollars for it. Then came the referendum. and halted the appro- priatlon until some time this summer. Ergo, the road is not built and also. ergo, the Gila ford is proving a death trap to F'ords and other forms of four wheeled travel
 Cornbath is. therefor, very angry at the referendum. e E. b.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
Once More "EIaine"

The twelfth episode in the FIX
 ploits of Elaine. will be on exhibi-
 ton at the Lamara theater today and tomorrow. It is very interest ing episode for it begins the showing of a new character that of Wong Sin. who cuts into the proposition to beat out the clutching hand at his own game and to obtain if possible that very infOrma tion and money that has been the handspring of the work of the Master Mind. It is needless to say that the clutching hand soon finds Wong Sins trail and does not mince matters about handing out the "big talk to the almond eyed one for presuming to but into game that he considered his own. The ti- tie of this episode comes from a trick that Wong Sin works on Elaine. Elaine grabs nearby dagger and plunges it into Wong Sin and blood falls upon her. She. thinking she had killed the "chink" makes good getaway. Afterward an anlNsis of the blood reveals it is not human
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
Riverside Park

It was pretty cold down at Riverside last night: but quite q number turned out to see the first installment of Run away June" and they certainly were re paid for their cold reception. If the subsequent editions of Miss June's ad- ventures are half as interesting as the preliminary canter, she will be much more popular than Lucille Love of last seasons fame.
 Tonight there will be a complete change of program, the feature of which will be Tn the Clutches of the