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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-16
ILLINOIS NATIONAL
GUARD WON'T ARRIVE
UNTIL LATE AT NIGHT

The Illinois National euard will not
stop here. Secretary Egan, of the
Commercial club, yesterday received
a message from Chicago saying the
stop could not be made owing to the
fact that the special trains carrying
the guardsmen to California, will not
arrive here until II o'clock. The
Auard first planned to remain here
three or four hours and to give
drill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-16
FRENCH ARE ARMING
WITH SHORT KNIVES

London. July 10 (3;O5 "a. M TIL

IWTIWVIIe July W fWfWD n HIfI " ~
Daily Mails correspondent al British
heaquarters in France says
1.-THE French are arminR their
troops with "a short KNIT for use IN
trench warfare, thus dispacing the
bayonet. which, when fixed IN the RI
fle. is too long a weapon TO man
free play IN narrow trenches"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

Tongues Of Flame" Episode No.
Is 81 the Black Box. This continues
the adventures Of Quest ard his party
in New Mexico and Mexico. whether
they went in search Of Craig, and the
story Is quite entertaining In this
number.
''The Cage ~ the Golden Bar" un-
der the Crescent. adventure No. 2
This continues the adventures Of
Princess Hassan portraying the wife
81 q Turkish prince, she escapes from
the harem, in which he has her con-
fined, and releases Zohri and her
child and the American prisoner from
the palace dungeons.
"For Better-But Worse" q KEY,
stone comedy and the story 81 a fir.
tations married man with 9 screaming
ending.
Coming to the Isis Friday, Betty
hansen, the Royal actress IN Count
Tolstoi's MASTERPIECES Anna Karer
ina" A heart gripping story Of I
loved starved woman's struggle fol
happiness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
JUNIOR LEAGUE
STARTS IN WITH
.4STRONG TEAMS
FOLLOWING AN ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON. GAMES WILL BE INAU.
GURATED THIS AFTERNOON.

A very enthusiastic meeting Of the
Junior Baseball League was held az
the Y. NJ. G. A. yesterday afternoon
and the following boys were chosen
as managers Of the teams for the
coming season: Mark Mayer, Tom
Kennedy, +. Anderson and Billy
Robinson.
Tom Kennedy's team viii probab-
" Be called the Three-in-Ones and viii
Be- composed Of the following play
ers. b. Ridgley, r. MeVoy, w. Pyle,
]. Logan, a. Subhlette, II. White, +,
Johnston, w. Fauria, Son Kahn.
The National Oats viii have the
following: Mark Mayer, manager, z.
Thames, Fl. Brown, B. Vaughn, D
Coleman, c. Meyers, ]. Bell, r. ones
and A. Reed.
The No Names viii be composed
Of r. Anderson, Manager, Cox, II
Caro-, ]. Bogart, +. Jeudevine, y,
Friedman, H. Long, D. MeEvoy, +
Henderson.
Billy Robinson has chosen G. Hart
man, Knielson, r. Barkdull, y
Vaughn, l.. Vaughn, Leon Burpee, @
Caro-, G. Mayer, 6. Vinson, ]. Giest
F. Kelly.
The league games VIII start on
| Thursday Of this week when The Ma
tional Oats win meet the Three-in-
Ones. The games viii start promptly
az four o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
GUN CLUB WILL
MEET THIS Pm.
MATTER OF ARRANGING BIG
SHOOT FOR JULY sTH WILL BE
TAKEN UP AMONG OTHER M
PoRTANT MATTERS.

A big gun club shoot viii be a fea-
ture Of the Carnival Associations
program II the Dixie Gun Cub can
complete arrangements 20 hold a
tournament here on July 9Th.
A meeting Of the Dixie Gun Club
has been called for this afternoon az
Wilson-BiEgs Company's store when
Carnival Association on July 18Th
viii be discussed. II ia understood
that IL has about beea decided 70
hold the tournament allowing entries
from all West Florida and South Ala
bama, and the meeting this afternoon
has been called for the purpose Of
outlining the plans and arranging
for carrying them out
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

Following sGrauatarkD and The
JuvRernaut." the third Of the series
Of the "Big -Four" productions w.ll
be shown at the Bonita tomorrow. It
q the film dramatization of Harald
MeGraah's famous novel "The Carpet
from Bagdad." This wonderful play,
like the book, represents an exciting
tale Of exciting adventure In that
mythical eastern country where dark
skinned orientala cast 8 spell over
the "inhdel'; q story Of red-blo0ded
men. Of plot and cOunterplot and Of
the love Of a woman. Miss Kathlyn
Williams plays the part Of Fortune
Chedsoye. The scenic effects are
realistic 20 the slightest details, ev-
en- a genuine sandstorm IN the desert
occurs IN this truly remarkable pro
ducti0n. This picture has played 4
overcrowded houses everywhere.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
BANKERS LOSE
TO WHITMANS
SCORED THE WINNING RUN ON
A WILL PITCH BY swAINE.

The Whitmans won their first
game with the Bankers yesterday by
the score Of three 70 two. The Bank
ers started of and scored two I'm the
fourth inning. The Whitmans got
busy and drove in two, evening up
matters in their half Of the fourth.
The winning run was scored on a
Wild pitch.
Walker Bombay pitched for the
Whitmans and succeeded in striking
out ten men and allowing but two
hits. Swaine pitched a very good
game for the Bankers but did not get
the support, Angelo making about
three costly errors. The score.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
A MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGNISON
1T Is AUTHORIZED BY DIREC-
TORS OF THE 7. VI. G. A. AND
IS GOOD UNTIL OCTOBER /.

A summer membership good until
October 1st has been authorized BY
the board Of directors Of the Pensa-
coua n. III. @. A.
All Of the privileges Of the asso-
citation are open 10 holders Of this
membership during the period for
which IL Is granted.
To those who are out In the heat
or working in the Office OF store 20
take a shower after the days work
ought 70 be enticing as natures meth
cd Of cooling of.
To take a work cut in the gyTnna-
stun or on the courts and then take
a bracinR shower gives one an adge"
i'm the summer season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
REPORT HEAVY REPULsE
OF THE ALLIED TROOPS

Constantinopls, June 6.-(via Lon
dons June 7, Dos a. m.l-The allied
troops on the Gallipon peninsula
have been driven back with heavy
losses according 70 an official state
ment issued today By the Turkish
war office.
stubborn fighting on the Sedduhl
Bahr front has been successful for
as" 10 says. This was achieved b.
us BY our right wing counter attack
ing. The enemy was driven back in
disorder into his old position after
suffering heavily losses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS


The Bonita today will be in charge
Of the Daughters of Isabella and all
receipts viii be used % swell the
charity fund 81 this Hocity. The
worthy cause. however, VIII not Be
the only inducement 20 see today's
show az the Bonita because everyone
will be more pleased by the big
comedy "Who j. Who II Society
which "a being shown. The comedy
sparkles with unique situations,
many Of them hilarioualy numerous
and some with q pleasant touch Of
drama. As usual q superlativeiy
good cast chhracterizea this kliene
production. Several internationally
known artists participate. including
Dan Moyles, Kate Sergeantson and
VIII III. Powers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

Today the Shop Boys VIII play The
Whitmans and a very fast game IL
loked for.
Manager Meyers requests that the
members Of the Shop Boys team be
on hand at the East Hill diamond be
for five-thirty today as he wishes "a
have q meeting 10 discuss plans for
the future Of the team.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

It's really too had that = referes
was not named BY the Europsan ma
items when the war started. % settle
All these disputes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

The New York sleuth who found
something 20 eat In a New York cab
aret had the tabled Sherlock Holmes
beaten 20 q frazEle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

At Savannah 4; Columbia 5.
At Jacksonville 4; Columbus 2.
At Charleston 0; Augusta 2.
A. Macon ]; Albany 3.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
American LeaRna.

At Boston 3; Chicago 4.
Al New York &; Detroit /.
At Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 2.
At Washington 8; Cleveland 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

At Memphis 3; Atlanta /.
At Chattanooga 4; Birmingham o.
At Little Rock 81; New Orleans 3.
At Nashville 8; Mobile z.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

At Kansas City s; St. Louis 1.
At Brooklyn 8; Baltimore 3.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore 8, Brooklyn s.

Bailey and dackilitsch:
.afitte and Land.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

Results
National League

Cincinnati s; Boston 1.
At Chicago {; New York 3.
At Pittsburg 3; Brooklyn 4.
81 st. Louis 4; Philadelphia s.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
Shuts Out Mobile;
Little Rock Beats New Orleans

Mobile 2. Nashville Q.
r. III. r
Mobile ............. s 2
BatteTies-Karr and Schmidt; Kis-
Bateries-karr and Schmidt; ks
singer and Street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
New York Wins From Detroit;
WaShingtOnBeatS Cleveland

Cleveland ,, washington ;.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
Detroit l. New York 1.

81. Louls ;, Phlladelphla 5
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
New York Easily Beats Chicago;
Boston Shuts Out Cincinnati

New York 3, Chicago
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-08-12
par6ig Maaoe, ligeiom leg er filter
pad, at / 1no6fat 5aI6 ollie Merita-
mere bill bioe at gisre jim 8Iigt."

otItotS VeuuOes lISeiu1tt leU eI lIIIel
pad, at / mo6fat Sal6 ollie Merifa-
mere bill bioe at gibre jim @ligt.
2orebo, Eeras, ben 96e Mug.
timber plu6ielig 1treng 9r6re fra
9eras- -Departementet afgtf aompa-
nierne 6, S, 6 og $ UNDER @aptein
Me&innep af an6en Battalion, 96e
sS1fanteri, nteo Grtratog til Nap-
r1onbspiue 8roipnspille-Ggnen Gl.
6 imorges. De bil fomme frem /
@ftermio6ag. Eropperne fdrte &a-
tioner og 5orrao6 for 10 Gage og
ril lutte Jig til Sagten paa 8anoit-
terne I 8ropnsbille=@ =@gnen.
8afbington ben 106e Muguit. =
@on1n1an6er McNqmes, 6en bpie|te
ameritanife Spofficer pe6 @era Gru5,
bar al1no6et Slaa6e6epartementet
ON at ien6e en- @Iagifibs- -@fa6re 6i6
til 8eIfDttelie moo fremme6ftenotlig
Demonitration, fom ban befrpgter.
&anonbaa6en vMarietta" er BE.
ben beororet fra Hrogreio til Sierra
@ru5 for at babe ct 9th til Dispo.
iition for 8raltlie11s og @uatenalas
Miniltre, Der forlaber Mertco.
Netpport, 81. s, ben 10oe
Muguit. Srorer for @lagifibene
~2ouiliana" og ugeetp &ibire"
til piebliffelig at begipe Jig til @eru
@ru3 mootoges ioog. III
@fibene begDn6te pieblifteItg at
in6tage &ul og 8robtant og gior6e
Jig iitano til at afgaa | @ftermiooag.
~2ouiiiana" er 6lagffibet for ben
fier6e Oibiiion af ben nor6atlantiife
Glaaoe 11noer aomman6o af &ontre-
ADMIRAL Mc2ane.
- @aibington SEN 96e slug. =
8reii6ent @ilion bar goofien6t ben
af @etreter 2anSing uofer6ige6e
8lan angaaenbe 0prettelie af foniti-
trtionel &egiering for 9aepublifen al
Nerico n6en bebnet ssSn6blan6tng
fra 6e Sorene6e Staters Si6e. Sen
npe Bolittf, Der ifal bilegge Mericos
Strioigbeoer, pil nermere fun6gig-
reg, 11oar &onbentionen otter n1g6er
/ Baltimore @otel 93e>p Oorf paa
Sns6ag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-08-12
Bel9;erne beflagsr ia uaet

= : .g - y -.E- - = "
8el9ierue Isfla8u ia o1es 81,
fferne. Earis Sen 1Ooe slug. gn
igaar af 6en belgiffe 2egation Of
fentliggiort &apport fra ben belgilfe
&omite> Ser l,noerleger &renfelier
al international Sob, angaar Gtlfel=
Ser, bpor GDiferne erfleres at booe
obertraa6t 9lrtifel So / ben fieroe
@aagerfonpertion Der angaar 2ooe
og @Gopaner 2anofrigsferlel lel. 9e
opregneoe Gilfeloer angaar angibe,
lige tpife 6orlpg paa> fprit pe6 at
bpoe 8etaling af op til 90 Morf
($5) ON Dagen og en6elig be0
Magt, at tbinge cipile 8elgiere til at
orbeioe Mrienalerne, paa Sernba-
ner, Der bruges for 1nilitere Gor-
1noal og / 5taaltraa6fabriferne
&apporten giber 6etaliere6e 0p.
lDsninger om angibelige EilfeI6er i
2uttre, Mailes og @pepeobem %
giengiper en- Sr6re, Der figes at
pere un6ertegnet al BEN tpife @on1-
1nan6ant @be1t, @enerollpitnant
@reb BON @estorf, 6ateret oen 1O6e
SSult. @n6eI af Or6ren lp6er:
r@oloningen bos pisie Gobrifer,
Der UNDER Baaifu6 al @atriotisme,
un6er @enpisning til &aagertonpel1-
tionen, n9gter at arbet6e for 6en
tDife Mrme, bier, at Der blanot 8c-
fplfningen er en- &ilbeieligbeo til at
bere6e ben tDlfe Mrmes M6miniltra-
ton 8anifeligbeoer. S Sen glnle6-
ming nn6erretter leg e6er ON, at ieg
bill un6ertrpffe ilige Srrtriger mes
ollie Mi6ler, Der itaar til min Maa=
6igbe6."
9pif Dag beb 11bitillinsen. Can
Grancisco oen Ste Slug. EDif-Mme-
rtfanerne feireoe ioag EpifIanos Sag
paa 8anama-Bacific l16itillingen. Sc
togeoe giennem @aoerne / en- Mepp
for fremitaaei16e GDif-Mmerifancre
og 6ran5 8opp, ben tpffe @oninl, og
paa 1oiti1lingen ilutteoe oe fig til
Guitn6er andre .2anosm9no Mfjpn.
gelien af vDeuticblan6 iiber alles"
og size Star 5pangle6 Banner" !.
Gfterretningett ON @aricbous sSoIo
bafte Subel.
Miis Mmfin bpb. @eattle, Waib.,
86e Mug. Mifs SiabelIa glultin, De-
fnnus beo 8afbington l1niberlitet,
=ogoe ioag paa ct @oipttal Der efter
en- Operation for 8linotarnsbet9t1-
belle ben 26be Sl1lt. sun bar feot i
Mnnelota % u6eraminereoes fra
Minneiota l1niperlitet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-08-12
Nattt-0}1rurr
Mmerifanffe Observation-Disclosures fontro.
lerer Sc forne,nite 8ber. 8ebre
11bfgter til frebelig Drbning.

11bfgter til freoelig Drbning.
8aibington ben ODE Mng Gbe.
fen for 6e an1erifanife Gropper {.
@aitt, @ontreabmiral Gaperteu,
melote igaarafteS, at ban bab6e ober.
taget administrations og 9ol6fonto.
ret Cape Saitien og bab6e inoiat
4Dartermeiter CHARLES Worris pld
&rDoieren u8aibington" iom milo
lerti6ig 8eltDrer. Ser 119pntes life
noget om ben ti6ligere nel6te 8ei(ng-
lpggelie af Gol6booen / Sort u1t
8rince. Gorretningsforbolo / Gope
I F&aitien be6res og 6e i116fdbte ipnes
tilbeielige til at billie it9tte oct af
Momiral @aperton ou1organiiereoe
8Dftpre.
Ser n1elotes, at Sen baitilfe &a.
nonbao6 ugeor6 9lleris" bar anfom,
met til SPORT al1 8rince me6 800 al.
bGbnebe baitiife Golooter fra l1o.
fanterne. De ffnl6e eiforteres bieln
at a1nerifanife Morineiolbater efter
at babe lobet at bol6e Gre6. Sorbol.
6ene bar ellers rolige paa 3en meo
l1n6tagelie af r1t116re uroligbe6er t
Mtragoan.
- Sort am Yrtnce Ben 96e Mng.
8alget af M &reiioent, Ser ffuloe
bobe fnn6et @teo igaor, bIeb n6iat
paa ubeiten1t Ei6. Den ft6ite Bref-
bent, General 8iIbrun @uillou1ne,
blen al en- Solfebob taget fra 6en
franffe 2egatton Ben 286e Suli og
ffu6t.
Mmerifanffe Marinei iol6ater n116er-
trDfte &gbernroligbeoer / @roir be3-
Bouquets 19r Bort n1t Bri11ee.
8an6ens @gb6ing bleb fanget %
bragt on1bor6 paa @rp6ieren uWaib-
ington". l1roligbeoer 1nel6es oglua
fra ct. Mareb og 9lur @apes, men
t1ermere 0plDsninger iabnes.
0aibington Sen 96e Slug. Dr.
8obo, forbenbpre116e &epolntionift I
Aaiti1 bar ppgipet it 0prer; bepr.
bret fine @eneraIer til at neblnggs.
9oabnene -og bar fti1ld fig fom 8d.,-
6i6at til 3reli6entper6ig ra4,-
portereoe Charge o'Mffaires Dobis {
SPORT an Brinee til l1oenrigs6eparte.
mentet t6ag
@afbtngton 6en 106e Slug. Sra
M6n1iral Gaperton paa &attt fon11ner
opnuntren6e @fterretninger ON 6or.
bol6ene. Mmerifa11ife Martneiolou-
ter og Matroier fontrolIerer Be for
nemlte 8Der, Marineofficerer beitp-
rer Gol6bo6erne % Sc rebolutionere
2e6ere bar erfleret Jig bereopillige til
at ian1arbei6e for @ienoprettelie af
6re6en, iaa man baaber fnart at fl11t.
ne faa en permanent &egiering.
General 8obo, BEN norolige Mebo-
lutionsle6er, er fommet til Sort alt
Brince, bar gibet Mffalo paa fine
8reii6ent< <Yreteniioner og beor6ret
fine 5oloater at ne6l9gge @aabnene
og reiie biem. San bar foriifret 80
n1tral @aperton, at ban bill iamarbei-
De meo 6e11ne for 0pretteIie af Or
6en igien. 8obo er Yreli6e11tfanot-
oat, men bar gaaet me6 paa at beie
Zig for &ongresiens 8alg. Set lam.
me bar en- an6en 8rpiioentfan6i6at,
8ourano, Iopet. galget er enbnu
lite beiten1t, men oe Gorene6e Stater
bill fr9pe, at Der ffal berife fl1I6itp,t-
sig $40 fgr noget @fribt tages.
Gberibbmmelien / giten. Grie,
@a., ben 46e slug. Man bar m.
fun6et 81 6e6e i @uinerne efter ben
6lonl iom i11at GIT giennen Weioten
af 8pen. 300 &uie % SO 8utifer
bIeb gbelogt, og Gienoo1ng{faoen tan
trpgt iettes til $3,ooo,00o. SIere
-Berioner er blebet orreEeret foe
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-08-12
@nslan6s 8eitenttbeb.

Yefrograo ben 9oe Mugnlf.
&omiteen neoiat til at or6ne Sl16u.
itrien for miIitar l1noeritgtteIie Be.
gpn6te lit 9lrbei6e 2gr6ag 1neb MIer-
anoer @nicbfboff, forbenparenoe
0rofGrer Dunn ion Yrplioent.
@epraientonter fra ale Dele al Mi.
get bar tiIiteoe. S iin Gale til So.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-08-12

Gberibbmmellen / gfen. grie,
8a., ben 46e Mug. Man bar nj.
fl1nbet 81 6e6e @uinerne efter ben
Slom, iom i11at GIT giennenn Mioten
of 8pen. 800 Suie % SO Butifer
bleb g6elagt, og @ien6o1nsffaoen tan
trpgt iptteg til 100000. Glere
8erioner er Hebet nrreSteret foe
8lpn6ring.
SEEM Sort ben 4be Mug. Mae6.
beIeIier fra forifiellige @teoer i Seem
SerieD iaffen tDoer paa, at ben at
Stor1nen anrettebe Sfa6e oreier iig
ON ST 100000.
Malere gienoptager Mrbeibet.
Chicago ben 46e Mugmit. 10000
Union -Malere, iom bar bRret paa
gtreif, forbere6te fig ioag efter ,,l
Meferenblirn-I Ifltemning, bborbeo Tin.
oerbanoltngerne ne0 eiosgiberne
blep goofienot, at gienoptage glrbei.
oct. Dberensf paobD6er, at
l1nionnrbeioe benpttes paa gpgl1in.
ger / Chicago % gologif ollpe1oes s.
.frentioige 9biiter.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-08-12

Apiafraie. &erens Moo bleb be-
tD6elig affiglet beo oen be6e grfen-
iano.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-24
UNIFORM RULES FOR
 EIGHTH GRADE EXAMS

The adoption of uniform regula- tions and requirements for eighth grade examinations will come llp for consideration at the meeting of the state board of education, when it convenes next Saturday at the state house.
 Among the proposed rules and re- gulations which have been drawn up by Prof. c. O. Case. state supern- tendent of public instruction. is fix ing the passing grade at 70, with a minimum average in any one sub ject of 50. The list of subject and in some cases the text books on which the examinations shall be based is also prescribed in the re- solution. One provision to be acted on is that which permits teachers to issue q trial certificate to pupils who have not made the required grade in the examinations This would entitle the student to enter the high school on trial, after ap- proval by the principal of the high school
Arizona republican., 1915-03-24
GROWING INSTITUTION LATIN PROTECTIVE LEAGUE

The Spanish American society or ganized on February 10 of this year
 under the name of Liza Protectors
 Latina" is a growing institution. Ii has spread all over Arizona and has ex- tended into Texas. The following is the membership in this state: Phoenix the location of the supreme lodge, 700 Ray, 400; Jerome, $50; Glendale, 55; Tempe. 8.
 The object of the organization is tG
 further the interests of the Mexican
 and Latin races and to that end will support only such candidates for office as are friendly to the Spanish -Ameri-
 can people. It will also work against all radical measures as it did during tht last legislature against the eighty pel
 cent bill, known as the Kinney Clay pool bill
 The office of the supreme lodge is al
 3l7 East Washington street. Teodort
 Olea is secretary of the supreme or
 ganzation.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-24
IMPORTANCE Of BEMG
 EARNEST FUNNY PLAY
School of Music Comedy to be Remark
 ably Well Rendered Effort

The theater going public of Phoenix will receive 9 pleasant surprise in the
 shape of the School of Musics annual
 play The Importance of Being Earn est that is to be given at the school on Friday evening. This play is a three act comedy by Oscar Wilde and stands high in the opinion of the critics of the country Under the direction of Mary Edna Styles the cast has reached a high stage of proficiency and the audi ence is assured good taught all through the three acts.
 The plot is exceedingly interesting. Jack Worthing has made it d habit to disappear into London very frequently and as an excuse to his ward, Cecily Cardew and his housekeeper, he tells them about his brother, who is contin- ually getting into dreadful scrapes. Worthing was supposed to be very dig nified and in London-where he is known as Earnest Worthing-he is eX- ceedingly gay. On the occasion of the incident told of in the play. he goes to visit his city chum. Algernon Moncreif. who was as gay as Jack and an aris- tOcrat. Algy discovers Jacks decep- tion and forces him to tell his story.
 Jack is in love with Algy's cousin, Lady GWendoline Fairfax. and Algy holding this up to him makes him tell who Ce- ely is. It seems that Jack had left his cigar case at Algy's apartment and on | the inside was the inscription From Little Cecily with her fondest love" Cecily was WOrthingtOns ward and AL gy, who was of an adventurous spirit became very much interested in her. Algy also had an excuse that he used when he wanted to disappear on an ad- venture. He had an invalid friend who was continually dying and forcing him ,, to break his engagements How Algy went to Jacks home posing as his brother and succeeded in winning the affection of Cicily and how Jack won
 his GWendoline and lastly how the two boys succeeded in smoothing things over when it was discovered that their | names were not Earnest can be solved ! by attending the play on Friday even ing.
 The title role is carried bv Roy P
 Smith. while the part of Algy is carried by Harold s. Goldberg Vivian Young plays the part of Lady Gwendoline Fairfax and Birdie Fowler carries the ! part of Cecily. The other parts are
 played by Mary McDermott. Fife
 Pierce William Orth. Russell Linebar- and Herbert Schelley.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-24
OR. DAMER0N AGAIN OUT FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD
Popular Incumbent of Six Years
 Consents to Again Be Candidate

Dr. l.. D. Dameron announced yes 1 terday that he would be candi- date for reelection to the board of School District No. l. The election
 will be held on Saturday at the
 Central School building. School Dis
 trict No. 1 embraces the. entire city and some of the suburbs, served by
 the Phoenix public schools system. In announcing his candidacy for | election, Dr. DamerOn has listened
 to the urging of his friends who point to his record of six years as a
 member of the board with enviable pride. He has given freely of his time and ability to the furtherance of the interests of the district His
 interest in the work is profound and
 his judgment invariably good.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-24
LAND COMMISSION
 RENEWING LEASES
All Permits Which Expired March 15 Are Being Renewed Until End
 of Fiscal Fear

Although it is working without pay, and perhaps without even the funds for office expenses. the state land commission started yesterday renewing the permits and leases on school lands of the state, all of which expired March IS. The leases and permits, over l500 in number, are being renewed to June 90, the end of the fiscal year
 There are two reasons why the commission is renewing the leases at this time" said Chairman Winsor of the commission yesterday. ''In the first place there will be another ses- sion of the legislature before the leases and permits, as renewed, will expire. and it is possible that some land legislation may be enacted. Be- sides it is to the interest of all concerned to have all these leases expire at the end of the fiscal year."