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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
WIRELESS CORPS
NOW ON BORDER

SAN ANTONIO. Texas Sent 10
NJ lh ne arrival az Mission OF Com.
Iany u signal corps. from Texas gifv
To-Day he American border pafrot
FORCES in the lower Rio Grande valley
ere now equipped to pursue bandit
nuunced at Fort Sam Houston fortqg'
lue ucW system uf cummunirafton
gui D. Invaluable in the sparsoiv soi
tied border country
IT. iF believed ~ army officer. nat
lu' introduction of tho wireless viii
MAKE almost impossible Tor bands
~ iatf.fH ip escape unless they con.
one their operation close fo The rf.gr
no. wireless outnfe have a range OF
between 300 ami o. miles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
FRANCIS Z. BUsHnAr AT vne1E1A

Those Nho viewed The silent Voice.
Wh.n b. VS. presented on the legitimate
siege a. the Librrfs Theatre In Sew
"fh ln-t season. With otis skinner ln
2 earn that if bee been produced boz mo-.
ti0n picture form hr The guaut. frp-
slI's CORPORATION Tor release nn the
u the virginia Theatre to-day and to-
morrow
Francis y fuaHmHn and hfHrrulrIfa
mot Ion picture In..r. fHar nr. .f.ff.r
com ninatIOu nov being shown un boo
screen. are starred Ir This Ifnu0rfarf rro.
uurtlon. ana FRANK Ii1rHu. ono Uf fEf
baHf known character actors Boz fha farfff
mate. Der. makes bic debut Urfor. n1.
ton picture audience
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
NO COMPROMISE
is COAL SLOGAN


CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sent. 80
Betore parry OF coal operators from
west virginia left to-day for Rich
mond TO TAXI part In conference
Win ortcials OF the. trunk line rail
ROADS which propose 20 increase the
rate OF hauling West Virginia coal 10
the western and northwestern mar.
kets. they were directed to concur in
no compromise. N was pointed out
that an adyaace OF even one cent =
ton Tor hauling coal out of this State
would ruin the coal industry.
The West Virginia operators al the
Richmond conference include George
Dana. Cincinnati: J. w. Dawson and
j. X. Thomas of the kanawha dis
trict: c. c. Beury. William Nickel and
J. n. Caeprton. of the New River
helds: J. II. Land, of the Logan field:
j. J. Tierney. T.. W. Houston and
William ID. Ord. OF the Norfolk 4
Western field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
SENATOR STONE
OPPOSES LOAN
FEARS 1T WILL MAKE HOLDERS
PARTISANs OF THE
ALLIES
AND Prevent An Honest Neutrality
MORAL Effect on Country Would
Be Marked.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3O.-Senator VIII.
nam j. stone, chairman of the foreign
Goelatlons committee OF the United
states senate tonight issued the foi.
lowing statement, opposing the nro-
Britain. "iea'
IN Washington several days ago n
gentleman of German antecedents and
sympathles on behalf OF a German
american fraternal organization nra
sented TO me protest AGAINST the nro-
France. anu
told him that the one fear ! had
was mat the moral effect. of the loan
~ MADE TO be followed by other loans
OF IKE kind, would be TO make the
holders OF the securities issued mar
Isans or their borrowers 1 am reso-
Iutely opposed 10 anything. no rnaffer
what the excuse. calculated to convert
any part OF our people from orr na-
tional attitude of honest neutraIitx ir,S
an a attitude OF partisanship in this
european struggle.
Apprehension Increased.
This apprehension is increased nv
"hat 1 read in today's papers II is
now given out that the syndicate in
control OF this enterprise, Organized
oy ). Pierpont Morgan does moi itself
propose TO furnish the funds 10 he
loaned out of their own excbeouers
but that the scheme is TO take tbe for'
eign securities. underwriting them I
presume, at 90 cents and then sell
them 10 the public at 9S cents. pocket
ing the profits as commissions
am not AT this moment so much con.
cerned about the possible profits 10
the insiders In this transaction as
am with respect to its possible uIti-
mate moral effects on the neutraIitv
sentiment OF our people. III hundreds
OF millions OF these securities are a.
De sold TO and distributed amend ali
classes OF our people. there will he
thousands who will suddenly have n
new and vital interest In the success
OF Ihe powers whose OBLIGATION tbev
Mr. Morgan Is understood 10 be the
nscal agent in the United Sfates on
1reat Britain. He and his employer
IN IN Lohdon could not have devised a
, DeIeer y stem than this 10 foment
ment in this country.
FOR Honest Neutrality.
am an advocate OF honesf non,
,Lallly, Tor ] believe that neutrality rs
Dest TOT our country and our peopie 1
gIoW impatient when a man talks 10
me about international questions from
me standpoint OF n German. an Ping.
iitshunan. or anything else except from
me standpoint OF rock-ribbed Ameri.
our people must not boco,,o a,,,,o
ed into two great embittered fact,ons
over this foreign war Above al
lnInEs while the war RACES. we musf
STAND Tor America ANY citizen of
Ihls country who does NOT puf
world Is unfit"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
OPENS TODAY
Discount Period Begins at shsriff's
Office, and Rush In Expected
Bills All Made Out

The tax discount period opens this
morning for the year 1915. and a rush
Is expected. During the month OF Octo-
Der ~ per cent will be allowed on an
bills. The tax bills have been made out
and assorted as to districts 10 make
them more easily handled
In the city the discount period also
starts. and as in the sheriffs office ar
rangements have been made TO take care
Of the rush OF business.
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MAY IDENTIFY MAN
MONEY order Litsiy VIII Lsad 90 rds,.
uty ~ Msn FOUND Dead III
McLura Hotel

In.HI HuthHfIfI.a believe tHn| Odd.
IN'nI.'. d.. fle MAN found dead .r ID
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tII soon Dol rHfHhIIaHfd nr com. UrHf
Boz N.rr fHfnur .n fHs auhI.lf I. fE.
NOV HNfH rUHf.f 'Irr Word fH. H..H
tI..n fFHf fHH r...|rI I.r ZOO a..r..
fn.f found .r fIf deed fnHu uHa .arl..I
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N'. 'fmphrI nI fHrrbrnYEf sutH
M" H U.I." HH.. H... ..r. fn
Il nNmHn 'Fmrb.I Iu Hr rffufI I'D. r.f ~
'ff.' .I'ufIf. .' fH. man Who 80
Stored Hfrr under fHr rnHuf uf n. IIIfau'a
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Obituary


Word was received in the city yester-
uaN- announcing the death OF Mrs. Will
ma clark Hammond. widow Of Thomas
y Hammond. former cashier OF the Ma
tlonai Exchange bank OF Steubenville,
which occurred Wednesday night Deaf n
was que 70 acute indigestion. after only
brief Illness.
Mrs. Hammond was the daughter of
hugh and Nancy Boyd Clark, prominent
and reared I'm Wheeling. and was edu-
Gated In the old SteubenVilie, Ohio. sem
MARI. After her marriage to Mr. Ham
tnohd they took mp their home in Steu-
DenNillc In Steubenviile in 1874 Mr.
Hammond with Hon. J. !. Gill. Mr.. D. T..
MCCULLOUGH and the late David Myers.
organized the Exchange bank at Steuben-
vile. OF which Mr.. Hammond WzS -.
Ter. when the institution was incorpor-
eted as the National Exchange bank
air Hammond continued in his official
capacity until his death In 1910.
Mrs. Hammond was unusually popular
IN social and religious circles during
n .r resident here. and possessed beau
while was q member OF Second Presbv-
terlan church choir of Steubenviile
Funeral services viii be held In pits
burgh, and the body will be brought 10
tns city today for burial In the family
PIot IN Elm Grove Saturday morninc
beside her husband
Surviving are two cnlidren-Nrs
sharles J.. Steinrek and Charles ~. "a,
Hammond Of Pittsburgh. three brotbers
T,,Johh X Clark OF Wheeling. William q
lark OF Brooklyn. -. y and Hugh n
,,iTk OF pittsburgh. also one sister
~i4S- o. habpitt OF Washington. D. g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
AMERICAN is KILLED

,SfAhIANSBuRG. S. C.. Sept. 90
Montague Nichols. quarterback on the
naval academy football team in lgI 1
ana second lieutenant in the. British
aIniy' was killed in atcion in France
early this week. An announcemant
from the British war office was re-
eelved here today by his father. Judge
w. G. Nichols. 'uuee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
POLICE PIckuPs.

James Flauey became disorderIy
last night. and fell into the hands or
officer Crimson. He was brought to
the city building to stand trial before
Judge Jordan. Florence Taylor. ana
Vera Belmont. were subpoenaed "a
witnesses. Harry Pool. drunk, was
arrested by officer Sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
YOUNG TAFT PROMOTED

NtW liAN tN. Com. Sept co.
nHfIlf Ifff. con of former pferi.
Gent william 10 Taft. was promoted fo
LifuI uHIfhaDf ON fhr NaIn IaraIfr
IgnlhaI tenn or f0daya practice He
nit placed IIaI aroVIlf one OF no
IsIa oi Ia.i years rIrvn Tau DBL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

A., ~ oln vas received in the city vesfer-
s,leene in New York city re was fbe
i l.ls,snd or Miss Caroline Gerard ros-
~. ~ wheeling BE is survived bv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
rrrrssu1oxEn rArrrs.

Stanley Ronczka. OF 1888 Sarah street
Pittsburgh. was taken to the Ohio Valley
General hospital last night. after he had
tainted while at work at the Associated
Sustained a bad sciap wound when he
fen His condition Is not considered
serious Cramps are given as the cause
OF his sudden Illness.
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runsraI of Tnm., runan,A.--

g., uieral services r0r James Slater
,,..a'"1"rs. s-vear-old son OF Mr. and
ai. y :. Cha mbers. who died TuestisV
s~'Ie hsld yesterday afternoon a. fSc
s,,..niIg home. No. 90 Ohio street. Isiaod
burial was Goa Greenwood. -'''i'u-
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Thomas n Rvrn.

Ihomas y. Bryne. 50. FOR 90 years hay
kase master at abe local B. * u. station
until two years ago. Is dead at bfs bor,.'
~. es'3 kotf street Death occurred
sertcrdal morning following two vel =
Illness Of heart disease
ne funeral will be held a. the Raj
Itftl nome az $50 o'clock Safurda,
InYrhng. followed with requiem higb
MI Calvary. "''i "' III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
TELEoRAMs DELAYED.

LONDON. Sept. so. $50 .. m.-The
postmaster general announced today
that pending further notice all tele-
grams for enutral countries in Europe
for Russia by way OF Great Northern
lines and for Servia will be subjected
to forty-eight hours delay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
srRENarHEH foRrrTTcArIous.

cNDON; Oct. 1. SIS a ma Salo.
Germans are employing $4,000 laborers
working day and night to strengthen the
Tchatald1a European Turkey fortifi-
cations. Elaborate workings have been
constructed SO that. a. necessary, tho
plains outside Tchataidta can be flooded
with water from Lake Bercos. All the
forts have been armed with heavy long
range guns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
NURSE ON VACATION

Mics Ruth HARRINGTON ono of u.
mead nurses Ht che Ohio VALLEY Gen.
ttal hospital left Yesterday Tor Hoefon
M1. whore Hhr win spent rryerai
works ou vacation. with her parents In
that cuts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

sfccs-.f.lt -,IFlc'- Tor Mrs. Margaref
Ssiiis,,,, ~ WIDOW Or the late James Nc
.-s'hah or TINS city. whose Death Ozone
l4 local hospital Wednesday vitt
~ h,,d ssturday morning ~ The nome
f.itfiet,. hrs John fitzgerald in
ton cemetery. "' 'he Litile-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

~ tLirtuppu o. so o'clock fsg@f ..
i.t,ai 1870 for Mrs. sarah Jane nom
80 whose death occurred rYc.,i.,.
~ leid 20 The family home ~,
gpllne street With fle Eat H.
Ir freorwoad 'Iie. Burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

Glsdys--why did you refuse him 10
you loved him.
Gwen-Well. YOU see. he said ha
couldn't live without me and II aroused
my curiosity.--Sydney Bulletin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

noss TO new boyD-You're the slow
81 younsster We've ever had Aren.t
Ro SuISk at anything?
D9y-hes. sir: nobody can get ,fred ne
QUICK as ean.-Boston Transcript.
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received wheeIing's acknowledgement
of his efforts.
The band came here yesterday morn
ing direct from Washington where Il
has been playing in the G. a. r. reunion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
TWIN BEDS"

S,Iwin Beds. The Laugh Festival by
M fhiihsu ~ Eieid and MargsTet Mayo
run OF nfty-two weeks at The harris
theatre, New York, viii be presented
at the Court theatre on Friday and Sat
uruay, october IL. with a splendid cast
day. anu ~ anu matinee S@'ur-
The Twin Beds cast. an evenly bal.
s s.il.,esd and skilled company OF farceurs.
Theatre Co. intact The Field Nave
Laugh Festival distinguishes itself from
wholesomeness OF its story the yapiditv
u ITS action, the dramatic lift in its
s 81 1ations. the wit and bTeeziness OF It's
ization. Seats now on sale.
TIE WONDERFUL ADVENTURE"
Ihe latest William Fox photoplay
starring William Farnun at the Rex
theatre, today and tomorrow.
The downfall Of John Demarest a
when he becomes madly infatuated Win
beautiful mystic. Mazora dorothy
Greenb. This woman. whose evil In
nuence proves the bitter bane OF Demar-
ests NE acquaints him with the intox-
cation Of powerful drug. TO which he
sessed 81 station and a beautiful wife
aud child pemarest fatuousiy allows
the drugs insiduous and sapping de-
III the hours when he b. not under its
subtle influence are passed in the arms
OF MaZOra.
~ last things reach pitch where the
DFehhing point o. near ~ this crisis
Demarest meets John Stanley. "A mining
engineer from the west. whose likeness
20 Demarest facialiy j. startling But
stanley o. possessed Of Il clean manly
soul. while Demareat by this time haa
reached stage. maddcucd by the drug 4
cifects. he abuses his wife and child
STANLEY a. frankly and fatty broke and
confines his troubles to Dcruarest who
beIhueaes STANLEY 70 IN personate him
i!emarest then submerEcs himself and
ebtndons the drcEs 81 his life 10 in
dulgcnCe
How the veSed problem IL finally
solved ana the lives Of Mrs Beunresf
and STANLEY ere united. makes q photo
bley romance " enhancing power and
thrilling Interest
This photoplnf production fr r,,..
playing ~ the Grand opera House. Pitts
purEh. If.. o. 2Hc admission Tho lex
~ the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

rsors cathedral London. ,or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

Good sturdy makes
for ull kinds OF hard
wear. strong tam
and black leather
uuucrs and solid
eoIca SO values
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS
COlUMB|ES OFFERING
 OF FEATURE PICTURES

As has been announced at inter-
 vals during the last few days, the Columbia theater tonight enters upon
 it's new policy of feature pictures and high class specialties. In anticipa : ton of the opening tonight the place has been thoroughly cleaned and es- pecial attention has been given many details pertaining to the general vel
 fare of the public.
 It is the intention of the new man agement to offer the theater goers of
 Phoenix the finest attractions ob- tainable in the motion picture world. and to present them in way that will not admit of comparison. The policy of the Columbia will embrace, with each change, a five-reef feature, booked through the World Film Cor poration office, and one-reel com edy introducing a well known star. In addition there will be a speciality consisting of & soloist.
 One of the important features will be the Columbia Concert orchestra Tonights program will consist of Lillian Russell in "Wildfire.'' five reel Shubert feature. Jefferson De Angelis in Health by the Year." a | thousand foot picture. will handle 1 the comedy part of the show. Miss Louise Morrison will be heard in a repertoire of popular songs. This program with concert music should ! make the Columbia exceedingly pop ular with the Phoenix public.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20

Turney, the city commission and the city engineer were named commit tee to investigate the proposition to widen the street
 An ordinance Was passed increas- ing the salary of the city engineer to sz, 400 yearly.
 The bids for the paving of Madi- son street were rejected, it being the sense of the commission that it would be as well to wait until the new state paving law went into effect before advertising further for bids. when 1t will be possible to ask for alternate bids The Arizona California Con- struction company made a voluntary offer to lower it's bid from s210 to S197 if the contract be awarded on cash basis This offer was not for mally considered.
 The commission canvassed the vote for the recent general city election and declared Oscar T. Richey and George Norman NacBean elected to the city commission, that Ordinances Nos. g and 24 had been disapproved by the voters and their repeal ad- viSed. that the Sunday barber shop closing ordinance would stand and become effective immediately and that all the proposed charter amend ments had carried. The commission adjuorned to Thursday afternoon at i o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
CONVENTION PROGRAM
 0F STATE FEDERATION
State Temperance Organization Con- venes in This City Next Week.
 Many Prominent Speakers

Delegates from all parts of the state will gather in Phoenix next week when the second annual convention of the state temperance federation will be held at the Central M. E. church. The meeting, which will be convened on April 27 at 10 o'clock, will consist of three sessions, morning, afternoon and evening. The program for three ses- sions follows:
 PROGRAM
 Second annual state convention of the Temperance Federation of Arizona at Central Methodist church, Phoenix Arizona, April 27th, 1915.
 Morning Session 10 A. M. Presiding Oficer-Ex. Gov. L. c. Hughes.
 Devotional-Rev J. Harvey Deere. D. D.
 Enrollments of Delegates. Address-President R. l.. Morgan. Reports of Officers.
 Appointment of Committees Adjournment at 12 o'clock to ". c. T. U. for lunch.
 Afternoon Session p. M. Presiding Officer-President Andrew Kimball.
 Solo-Miss o. M. Pendleton. Address-Dr. H. A. Hughes. Reports of Officers.
 Consideration of Questions. Election of Officers.
 Address, Benefits of Prohibition"- Hon. J. L. B. Alexander. Reports from the state.
 Adjournment.
 Evening Session at P. M. Presiding Officer-Judge A. c. Baker Prayer-Mrs. Grady Gammage. Address, Law Endorsement" -l Wiley F. Jones. Address Before and After'-Hon. F. s Clark. Short business session. Adjournment.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20

of New York, by George Klien. and It IS sald by those who have seen the picture that they exceeded the spoken play if anything in their laugh pro- ducing qualities.
 There are five reels of mirth in this picture. Five reels which convulse the oudience The situations are brought to their climax in such a way and the humor is so contagious as to almost seem as if the parties are actually talking Is well as acting. In view of the wonderful popularity of the play 1t is expected that the L&mara will show crowded houses for the two days run of Stop Thief, in pictures at that popular house.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20

Hurry, before the new Hoo sier Club is filled. For remem- ber, we are permitted to deliver the Hoosier Cabinet to all club members during this great sale for $2.50 less than the low cash price, but club members do not have to pay cash. This is the big advantage of enrolling in this Hoosier Club-it does not cost one penny extra. Come in noW-at once-hefore this club is filled.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20

then your thoughts areturned to mirth as the Vitagraph comedy, Two and Two" shows how two women, with the aid of doctor are too many for their Flora Finch and Kate Price Nothing more need besaid about that Then comes Lloyd V. Hamilton, and Bud Duncan, in one of those new comedies which have been making such hits, in the larger cities. This one is Ham and the Sausage Factory, in which a num- Der of trick dogs take an important part. This is too good to miss
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
FLORENCE REED IN THE
 "OANCfNG GIRL" HERE

Florence Reed, the famous emotion al actress plays the leading role i'll the Famous Players feature to be shown at the Arizona tonight It is entitled "The Dancing Girl and is drama of such vivid interest that it has received popular favor wher- ever it has been shown. It gives Miss Reed an exceptionally good op- portunity to display her histrionic ability.
 The drama is in five reels. The scenario was constructed by Henry Arthur Jones. Some of Miss Reed s noted Broadway successes are Seven Days "The Typhoon,' The Yellow Ticket
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
Good Prouram at Empress

good program and one more suit able to all tastes. would be hard to find, than the one offered at the Elm press, last night and tonight. With four reels of drama. one The Blind Cattle King featuring the home ac- tor, Romaine Gielding, in one of his best roles. The other. a three part Broadway Star feature in which Edith Storey takes the leading part This is just enough drama to make the enter tainment intensely interesting and
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20

gram at the Lion today is good, con- sisting of a Thanhauser drama called "A Newspaper Nemesis" which is full of action, while the Keystone comedy Fatty and Mabel's Married Life. is exceptionally funny. Tomorrow the Lion shows Frank Harrington in The Manof Iron," which is said to be a very strong photoplay.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
Tennyson's Poem in Pictures

One of the pdettiest pictures seen in a long time, is that shown at the Lion theater today. 'Tn the Day That Is Gone" is adapted from Tennyson' s poem, Break, Break, Break, and the beautiful actress Signe Auen, takes the leading part, ably supported by En- gene Palette and a good cast. Nearly all the scenes are made on rock rock bound coast with the ocean breaking into white foamy spray, all of which has been beautifully photo graphed and Tn the Day That Is Gone" you'll see a picture you'll not
 soon forget. The balance of the pro-
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
Mixed Proqram at Plaza

well mixed program is presented today at the Plaza theatar. Manager Cavness has secured as the headliner Kaybee feature, '"The Rightful Heir" which is a two reel story of love and intrigue. There is a two part Vitagraph comedy entitled, Gu tey's Wife" and a Keystone comedy featuring Mabel Normdn6.
 The Harts are entertaining every night, and opening with new songs and dances every little while.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
Stop Thief at Lamara

It IS doubtful if in the whole realm of farce comedies if such alaugh pro- ducer has been constructed as "Stop Thief" which opens two day en- gagement at the Lamara theater today. This picture is produced by a special arrangement with Conan and Harris
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20

Hire little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will sec more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
Save $2.50 Today
Next week will be too late

While this limited allotment lasts, this week. you can lave the famous WHITE BEAU TY" Cabinet at lower price than any woman ever paid. Tie Ioo;,ier Company is hol@i;ng this special sale iii 1000 towns in order to donbl. tile sale of "WIliTE, BEAUTY"- fin est cabinet made. The cha lrt may never come again. Nol must pay regular prices Whc:l this lot IS sold.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
Dorris=heyman Furniture Company
 WATCH WINDOWS

| TO THE PUBLIC: authorize this sale, | to white Beauty" Hoosier cabinets, $2.5O less
 than the fixed cash price of these cabinets, this | week only. THE HooSIER MFG. CO.,, New Castle.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-20
Comes Apart for Cleaning

The Hoosier is the one sanitary cabinet. In two minutes you can take it entirely apart for cleaning, to let sunshine and fresh air into every corner