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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-04
SLAYER Of SON-|N-LAW
ARRESTED IN CAPITAL
William v. Cleary Wanted for Al
legged Misuse of Funds of
Haverstraw, N. Y.

| The good time lodging the police
for nine months" as his wife expressed
it, ended for William V. Cleary, former
| town clerk of Haverstraw, N. Y, here
| today. when he was arrested on a
charge of having appropriated funds of
the town said to amount to about
| $4,000.
| Cleary is the same man who in his
| office last December shot and killed his
son-in-law. Eugene Newman, after the
young man had entered and announced
that he had married Anna Cleary, the
formers daughter. you think you
have put one over on me- Cleary. it
was testified at his trial, remarked
as he drew pistol and shot Newman.
Cleary was tried on a charge of killing
| the young man. The trial, which was
sensational in nature, resulted in an
acquittal for Cleary on the ground of
temporary insanity
Arrested at Union Station.
Cleary, with his wife. was at the
Union station here this morning. about
to leave the city, when John McCul-
lagh, formerly chief of police of New
York city, and Detective Fred Corn
well of this city stepped up to him
and placed him under arrest. Cleary
was taken to police headquarters and
his wife rode there with him and the
officers in the automobile. The wife
was not arrested.
To Inspector Grant. chief of detec-
tives C1eary said his wife had been his
companion through the nine months of
wandering after he left Haverstraw. n.
Y. His wanderings, he said, took him
to South America and back and in
many parts of the United States. Mrs.
Cleary informed Inspector Grant that
she and her husband had a good time
lodging the police for nine months
The couple arrived in this city about
Is o'clock last night. Cleary was
trailed by McCullagh, who saw that
they had gone to rooming house.
The officer communicated with Inspect
or Grant, who had the house covered"
all night. The couple left the house
this morning and were trailed to the
Union station, where Cleary's arrest
followed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-04

John Legg. five years old, son of Ma
than Legg of Baltimore, died -~from
burns received Sunday while playing
with matches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-04

Samuel L. Johnson and Alice n
Diggs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
Aus Der 4riesshronif ber
9erliner Miaifaier.
81. II. aompasni. bei SIopih
RoDe.

| Ra6 iffper.n aampftn NOR an
10. unb IL Stipbsr 1914 Der @riiden
topf bti Roipo 2lIeranbria eeitiirmt
Die II. aOmpasnis Snrbe SiiiiIier
Rseimenats bate am Gpdtnd9mit
.ag bss II. Sttobsr ben gsfebl erbdI
ten, einsn 5beil bes S9lahtfslbti
aufsurdumen unb mar ipdt @benbl
na6 ldneerem Warit) In Der Dunt.Ii
belt auf aufseipeidtsn Wegen, p0ail
burdnaet in Smorsosop in bre
ilsinsn @eboften sur Rube if6trsesaH'
gen.
Die Dipifion mar g2d1miitass &c.
gen A llbr abmari9iert, ippbin, iua,
ni9t ktanni. S1n S9mogor5oip lag
elm 5beiI elmer ariiIsriesWuntions-
soIonne,na d bsren 4asfose i'm Ha4'
barborf Sniantsrie Der Dipiiion lisgen
follie. 60 ipurbe qeutnant b. %.
bonn aompagniefiibrsr - Sauptmann
b. Cd. = am IL. Ottober, s llbr
gornittuSs, su pferbe biniibers.'
f4idi nit bemgluftras. bic DiDiiiOns,
gefeble gu boIsn unb m0gIidft fsitsu'
itellen, no ii6 bas garbesGiifiIier'
Resiment befGnbe. lin $50 llbr 9ors
mittae i.brte er NIT Der Welbuns gus
rid, bob er nur mod .shtils elmer
Sanitdts aOmpaanie porgefnnben
ta. bic ibm mitsetbtiIt hatfen, bic
0iDiiion isi sipiiden 2 unb 3 llbr
gld4ts alarrnirt porben itnb obmars
idirt. Wobin tpubte niemonb. 2luf
gut GIiid marf9irte bic aOmpagnie
eesen z llbr ab unb trof na9 taum
20 Ueinuten eiHsn Welbereitsr. Der felt
3 llbr Morssns bas Gdrbe iSiiiilisrs
iudte. sim sinsn gefebl Der
Brigade al iiberbringen. elus 5em
8efsN gina berpor, bab bic Dipiiion
(iiber 3polu, gbornolus, polissndI
Inarf4irenb) in bag gefstt elmer gri'
ados eingreifen ioiIis, bic i'm i4tpertn
Rdnpf nit itarf iiberlestnen rnifi'
iden RraftsH nOrbDeftIidb SpagoroO
itanh.
90 ains's in ftrDmm6en, Rsesn
pOrtpdrts. Der Wngen fnurrts bebent'
li6. Ssit BEN @ormittas bes 10.
Dftober buiien mir nihis msbr ssgsis
len. glber bas Slid foIlts uns bsiitt
'reu bIeitxn. 0essn 1920 wormits
'aas tIafsn mir bk I'm @Hnasl4 BEL
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itist burf bas neblige Mstter iporsr
bier Bis flint ruiiiihe Gompdgnisr
bon Der Difedt BON Mofolibt
Wieridnise tommenb, nnbemertt dui
dIlernad)ite eutfernurp berangescms
men ,tnb brobttu, bic aonpagnie IL
Jlantt unb Riidsn 5u faiTen. aeiindni
Jrbr. b.. Cir, erIt1bor Ia 1asen aus
bem aabsttsnforps our Gront geioms
men, bate fsbr ssmanbt ben 3ug tn
5Obe Der iibrigen aompasnie In ntiter
JrOnt 5uriidsebosen.
Wir fenerten, ipas aus ben 0elpebs
Ten rauseing. slbsr INNER nGber fas
men bic bihten rlfItfhtn Mtlltn.
Sdon faben iie in bem eben BON 3us
sSsbr. b. Ctr. ptrIaifenen @raben, ipda
rem bis auf so bis so Mster beron.
llniere Wiunition sins ju GnDe. Wit
battsn nur nod feds Bis a4t Batrps
neu fiirs @erpsbr! Gs gait aIIo einen
lebien per5ipeifelien @eriu4. Der
stompasniefiibrer befabI. bas Seiten.
eeipebr aufsupflan5en, unb tnapp 70
Utann fart sriffen mir ben on 3ohl
ipeit iiberlegenen gesuer nit bem pas
ionstt an. als unier s5urrab" err
t5nt, sebt Elm Stuben burd bic ruff
Sden Rsiben. unb aIs iis nit ben Sol.
beK unb 8dipnetten Der tleinen 3ah
Waififer cine redh nuIiebiame Be
lanntIhdfi MAIDEN, ba IN tein 9alien
mebr. 3ahlrei9e 9pbt. unb @eupnns
bette unb 81 8efansene suriidlaHenD
flutten bic RuiIsn suriid unb ptrs
id,pinbsn inl Rebsl unb OdmmeuIns
baIb aus unIerem Geii6tstreis, pers
folet burt bos 5eusr siner in bieian
Quaenblid eintreffenben aompagnie
be Observation-Disclosures
Die Gage mar ssrsttet. 5reu ben
olien llsbsrlieierungen ibres Resis
menis bditen bic brapen giaiidfer
burf ibr ausss5eidnetes @erbaItsn in
aipeiftiinbigsm @efedt eiHe 10-12,
iahe lleberma6t, bic bon prei StiteH
angriff, auf 5ipei Ssitsn burd s5susr,
ouf Der briiten inn aampf nit Der
blanten Waffe auriids.iporfsn uHb 70
bic griadbe D. 9. Dor bem unDers
meibliten MufrolsH fopie brei Gelbs
unb cine ifpsre 8atterie Dor Der
burd bic Ruifen betpahrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
ioIdle in Der gonparts SarnbaHe
itattiinnen.

luine ~ DER Opupurfs AllrnDalle
| itattfinbeu.
- Z btcagocr 2ebrer ae.
rinnet. 0irds Die GutjdeiblnJ
oes Gbifagoer areisridters Dennis
q. SulLipan iiebf iih Die oortige Set.
refrigeration in Der Gage, einen nelp
en- Sieg iiber Die SduiIbeb1roe Der.
5eidnen gu fonnen. Der Rifter ipies
oas Wciud, Der S1iiIbeb5roe i'm
saidtisfcitserfIdriits oes bon Saspe.
riorridter Sobn G'Gonnor gegen bic
Sdnlbeporoc erIaiienen ginhaltsbe.
ielIs db. Ter Iestere bcingfe, oab
Die SfnIbeboroe fcin RedJt babe, oeil
aebrern Die MitsIiebidJait IN ber Sc.
SerntioH 5u perbieten. Turf ieiHen
sieGtsiprhd) gn6 stidter SliIIpm
Den Sebrcrn HefJt, it1ib perfunrf bic
befmlite ,9oeBi1e Beroroninig". Sin
geitrigen llrtbeiI ipiro berporgebcber,
eaB mebrere 2ebrer Don Der Sdallbe.
horde an 23. aanii arf Elm Sn9r On.
geitellt tuliroen, bierb,ir6 lei elm &oii-
trait cefhaffen ipor6efL iueIhr Der
SduilbeIoroe bas medt beltimuIt, qii
Die DiitgIieberif)nit Der 2ebrer esii.
tIiIf Sn nebmen. Die @erbanblins.
gen iibcr ben iaH ipltrben felt IA "a.
gen aefiibrt unb seitisttn man&es
Isortgefeftt stuiiden 4ngnS 9toy
SDmitpn, ociH @ertreter 6er SbuI.
bcboroe iuib S. z. 9reenaere, lpelder
fir oie Seoeration ipra6.
NeingeDinn Der Gan
Sranciseoer 4usiteIIung.
Dia6 eiitem porIGiifigen Derift bes
Gonlptrollers Der alsStelllurg, Roo.
iep g. 9airfee, bot Die @usiteIInng
IN ben nerm pieripodagel Betiooet
biz gum Letter, Gfober einihlieBlid,
cine Rsineinnabme Don 81 .400. 600
aebdbt; III Der letter. bier1podigsil
perio6e iparen Die giilnabmei ettpu
$500, 900, Die 9etriebstoiten et1ra
$4,000, 70 oaB ein Weingauiiiu
Don rnlo $150,000 norbnnbeu ipnr.
lleber ole Suflirt1t Des MlisirlluiIgs'
geI1uSes mo marider ausiieiluugs.
cbjefte lit man lid INNER nod iiidt
inn flnrpn. Gin SbeiI Der @ebm,oe,
Der auf lniIitarfisfaIiidem Eerain
Iiegt, Iuie 3. 9. be groBe Gribiine, bic
StalIlnsen i,fip., miro erbaIteI bIei.
ben. Aas bas Sdldial 6es aiirrit.
palaitcs fem pirb, itebt nod 6abiiL
itb n1ist iiber Die Rariiia irn6 ioil-
tise Strabeil5iige 1T nod nid,t e,tt.
'fieben. Die @ibmer iperben ibrett
papiaou benz asreiibio gum @eidjglt
nahen nit ieiran gnr3en sIbalt.
IS ifeint fait iarrurerid)aoe 5u ient
,aB Die groben @'ebdai6e, bic Surr
,crttauienbe BON Collars gefoiit ba.
,clt, iah S1IiIb ber MISUNDERSTANDING
lieoergeriiien iper6en nrifien. 60 lit
liles in bieiem 2ebeu beyn llHietgarg
,eiueibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04

psrbrdnsten unb ablSiten. llna al
Serr BON 1roa mad Sabr unb Gag il
| feline areiie 5uriidtebrte, mar fein
| S9mad, ipenn niht persefsn, bod
linfoipeit in ben 6intersrunb sefho
ben, bab er setrpit fein bisberigei
| 9eben tpisber aufnebmen tpnnte. =
Sn5ipiI6en berlebte bic einitige Baro
dtin einise sliidlide Sabre als @attir
Grid Spenbion's in Stalisn. Si,
sebar elm 3ipillinespaar, ipel9es IL
Der 9aufe bic 9samen Rolf unb Snsd
erbisIt. Sbenoion bate einige Stunt,
lperie in Warmor poIIenbet, ipeIdt
na1 jeiner ,iorbifhen Seimatb abse,
failbt tpurOen. sr feIbit riiitsts iif, mil
ieiner Jamilie nahaIfolasn. Sc fam
nitt baau, ba bieieibe bon bem traus
risiten 9effid ereilt purbs. Spsnbs
ION isBte iid lei1tIinriis ben Ginfliifs
fen bes iiiblihen alimas aus, Elm
Gieber ersriff ibn unb raffte ibn in
ipenisen Saeen Sabin. Die iunse sSrou
fab iid in per3neifelier Gage. sSbr
miitterli6es 9ermDsen, nur gerins,
bate man ibr ni9t porsnibalten iDns
nen. IS irar, ba man Ii6 in Rom auf
stipas srpben SUB einssrihtet bate,
Bis agf elmer tlsinen Reit bruufsesans
gen. Sid an ibre @eripanbten in
Deatihlanb suriid5uipenben, bradte
bic Gntflobene unb @erfebmte niht
iibers Sers. Rohbem bic erite @epaIt
bss S6merSes sebrofsu unb eirem
etpas freieren Bid in bas 9eben gee
tpiden mar. mubte Elm GntihIub ses
fabt tperSen. sic ipar fir ibre unb bic
GrbaItung ibrsr ainber dlIsin auf fib
I,Ibit angetpieien, nnb fis bef9Iob,
tapfer su isin unb 4lIss, mas BON
@erlp0bnuns unb 9tnIpriidsn in ibr
mar. preis5ugeben. Jreunbe aus ihrem
iiiniilsrii6en areife in Rom rietben
ibr. Don ibrer ih0nen Gtimme Nuben
su Sieben unb es nit Der Sper su pers,
fufen. sic ipiberitrebte; snbIidb ober,
tp.nn ou6 nit idiperem Seraen. ents
f6fob lie fi6 baau nnb nabm no4Hals
llnierri6t bel einem itaIieniihen 8es
fansmsiiter. CT srmutbigts lie. nno lie
frat inter frembem Namen auf nnb
ianb 8eifdn. Mit siner reifsnben Ges
ielidaft s.Ianste iis na4 9eutIbs
Lamb, nm baIelbit fir INNER 81 bleis
ben, obne bod ibren nsuen itulitnis
i6en 0amen fir bic giibne aufauas.
ben. 9od biitete ik iid bel mdHnigns
dem WshId beg engagements. bic
8rsnS. aub nur bon WlitteIoelti9s
Lamb 5u beriibren @lGn5snp mar ibre
nidi. Rad ie4s Sabren
oeriasts ibrs Stimme; aber bic 8es
ipelht lie ouf Der giibne
srlanet, fotpie ibre f6ons, bebtutenbe
8siiaIt befGbigten bic nod iusenbli6e
Frau, in Glteren bsroii6sn Rollen BEG
stauIpiels aufsutrettr. llub es &c,
lang ibr. fat 3ebu Sabre, bic Isbten
ibr.s aebens, aIs giitalrb eines
Stabttbeaters in SiiSbsuiIdlanb fes
Rem SUB au b.bdlien. Sutte lie Bel
,iutm iolden g.ruf auf olles bon
1uben iommenbe Slid fir fih i.l6it |
oersiht.t, 70 mar bas Slid unb bi.
Srsiebuna ibrer ainbtr nm 70 mehr
br Sireben unb Iugsumert.
(Jortfesuns fcIsi)
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II
gsas bebeutet Der Mame
Berlin? g9ie eruftbuft man iidj
i'm persarigenen Sobre In @MBianS
nit beim idD6uen Gebmfen Dertrm:t
gemadt bat, grobere Gebiete bes
9ciitifcn Reidea Der @ebnriilg
bilrb bas ghdie1lthun ou erihlieBal,
Ie1rt 6ie bon peritie0eiie,s DIdtterri
acmcibcte 9batiode bab riiifiife
@eIebrte bon oben ben Guftrag e..
balien bGtteit fIoipiide 0tm1en fir
belitide Srtidnffeit, raiirlib IN an.
Ictnung an ipenbiide coer poI,iids
@creinnr1een, 5n finbcit @orgedrbei.
tet bate man idpn friiber, 6etn
idpn Dor Sabren faub ih a,Ii eiHe.r
niiiiidcn SfuIntIas - &c mar no.
tiirIib in 2eipoiq georiiff ,mS iurr.
b. in siner osuH4 eDansaH@en &ir'
Genidpde Mosfaus gebrn,ft -
bSdIt eiecntbiimIide Dene,tinufesn
fur pitoertide Srtfdofter' llebrigels
n:iib leiber feitgeitelt iper6en, oab
man in Ge,tiddanb IN be,ni9en at
Ini,tcii nod irirfangreidere llmbe.
nein,inoen baItiider StiSte borge,
iioniuien bat, aIs Die rifiiide Hegie
RING. GO 1T .. .. Die nlte SonIe.
itdSt ReDal (fpri4 8lefnID III ban
leiiefi Sdn6ntlns bon q. 9ebes
Weip5ic. 8. @asner unb @. De5ea
1885 aitf Der aarte 33 GoIiiipnn be-
naunt, MeDaI itebt bdnebat IN Rlanl'
merii; alf 6nrte 32 1T ipenieitcis
bos ,imesiebrie DerEltnib gu bemers
fcI. Ghon IN ben 80cr Sabren bl.
hem In 6el baninls nod beHifct
S&iIen Der Oltieeprobir8en Die riSiii.
idelt 2ebrer, bic raiiiiffe SDra9c
inlo geifidte Iebrter, ibre S6iitcr
baraisf aufrnerfIalm eeiltnd,t, bab Elm
arcter Ebeil Der uritteL iInb oitbait.
Ifeli Srtnamen Taipifh tpdren, mas
ia mtd1 itimnrt, 60 atiinne iM mid
Dciien. bnb infer riiiiiter 0ekrer,
iibrigena Elm beiiti@ ptuteitantiIder
3sfnrrersiobn, er51bIte, bob ber An'
ne Berlin ipaloii6 .pdre ,no bonI
2eitiuort percIinintb - bic Geoern
iedaeln" berfdme. Berlin iir'
primpIi6 Elm .uenbifd,es Gorf, mara
IN eiier efclle erfnlit, an ber al.
1brIid, oie @dnfe (nntiirli@ be nil
,e.) ibr GeberfIeib we&deltel.
S&HtteIretm
% meib,A bas 1T upein tdGIIe eAln.
,a8r11m mub Mrs n ndgIi& to.
sesl-
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Snldnbii@e Sta@rihten.
: 6 Sieig

-aebensmitteI. Stetg q c.
runa burd1 Weunitions 3.
.grofperitat~. t.. sSsilfOIge Der
lleierfiiIhn,g bes 9,erp Uorfer Safens
nit arieesninteriaI babeI iuie aug
Baltimore geit)rieben miro, betanlIt'
lid ale giienbnbnen. tpeIde IN 9ew
9ort nliinben, iliib ebeninIls alle bier
cinIailienberr eiieubnbnet einen em'
largo aif alle 5raf)t gelegt, fpelde
fin ben grport beitiulmt lit. Gic
syoIgc NOR, bab geitern Die 8ei6en.
prciie Inn eineH Sent II, bic Sobe. gin-
gen. Ter transport pom ariegsina-
feriaI beriibrt abcr aiih aIle @eid1f-
te in BEN oitliden Stabten rno oiirfte
our asoIge gaben, oob Die a;reiie fiir
bic 2ebensritteI iteieen uno bic @lr.
ger 6aran erinnert peroen, oab I've
ouf) iiir bic Heiitrdiit6tspoIitit Der
@egieriirg su be5abIen haben uno
Ridt mn nriibeIier, ben reifen wiil.
nitionsfabrifen Die Grofite 5ii erbo.
ben. ia feline Sdiffe gum Ira,tS.
port 6es arieesnnteriaIs Dorhdnoen
iimb, bleibeu pprIdufis 1900 pfsrbe
fir Srmifreih bier m Baltimore lie.
gen; bas @etreioe GrportgeIdjdft
pir6 IN ben SintcrgnuiS georlidt
in6 pieIe am0ere Geid)dfte, ipelde NIT
oem arieee nihts 5u tbrm babelL
miiiien mtf DtoteriaI tuarteit. @as
bic 3nfunit bringeit fptro, iniiB nlal
ab.uorten. snppiifen nebmen oie
engIiiden ariegsififfe aIlc amerifa.
miiden SonbeIsidlifie meg, imo penn
es 70 ipeiter gebt, bann miro IN iebr
fiir5er 3eit fein nmerifariides Sh.ifl
mebr aiif 6em Ssean iein. 9ie BAL
timore in,b Ohio @dbn" bat bic gr.
fIdnrilg erIaiieu, oab iie bis auf @ci.
teres fem nnd) Wep Dorf beitinuates
arieosmaterinl mebr teforbern miro,
I'm Der Rabrilnosnrittel5iIfubr lladjl
Baltimore, @aibinaton itnb 9Dila.
oeIpfia feline Deiteren Sinoerniiic IN
ben Neg su ftbsn. slGe SeitenssIeiIs
iinb BON @aegons NIT ariessmate.
rial gcfiiIlt. SosieIbe ,pilI bic rpeniI.-
IpIpania Wabn" tfirn. gs itcint. bnb
bic oeittihen llrtericebpcie inter oeill
rngliihen Sd)iffen 70 idrper nlif1e.
rdinnt baben oaf bic ensliide Mesie-I
rima fcinc Sd,iife nrehr iiir ben
TRANSPORT Der Whuniiion luIb bes
ariepsmntcrinIs sitr 8erfiinrlg bnr.
lIae gIepntoren in Baltimore, BbiIa.i
,eIpbia ilno Rcrfolf iinS nit Oerrei.
,e iibcrfiilIt ,mb feine Gfifie Jurif,
Srnnsport iiber ben SSenn borban.
zen. Gin Steigct bcr 3uferprciie nm
'inen Gent pro asfiutb 1T ansefiiaoist \
poroen. |,
ardftigungbes .. q. 81 q.
ionnLbnnbeA lin 6eu Gbingo' |;
r Giabtperbunb oes TeiItid Mme-
ifal.iidRn geatiounIblntDes sn itar.
eit, inIb barmrf bin5iupirferL 6at ;if
as gnt5e belltfh anterifmiide 9lc.
uent Der Stabt in ibgn bereinist, | |;
,irb BrGiioent Or. g. 8. Sesaner !
ortbin gebeft iuo cine gfeibe DON !,
baIten. geiitige ilnb bR.
,noerg and finnii5ieile Rriitiglingln :
Der eigeneit Weibei 1T bas h
'iel. ouf oos er bindrbeitet, ba MIR, !
,enn bieies erreidt ipiro, Der Wluto I
linen @eguern INIT Der n5tbigefI 4
rnft entgegentreten fam. Deln a,rc-
ramm nod, tpirO an wfitttpof, 6ein
9eSeuber, Elm @nnfett I'M aaiiar- :
Of am Donneritdg, benz 8. cine Uiai.
in ber Woroieitel :
airubrIIs irnb ON ndditn Gagc si,lel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04

finb nod jung. Sic tSnntn Sbr Bis.
heriges aeben penisitens nod Dtrsei=
fen ma9en!"
(GOtfesufss folst)
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
Special Gas Engine Oil

A cheap distillate for gasoline en- zines of six or more horse power. 50 gal. drums. SA cts. gal.
 WILkEY & WARTMAN OIL co. Phone 1887. 143 w. Jeff.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
GOOD LOOKING YOUNG
 LADY WANTS POSITION
Any One Wanting a Paragon of Ef ficieney in the Housekeeping Line
 Apply to State House

Does anyone want a housekeeper. one who is young. good looking. possessed with a winning way with young children. and willing to live either in city or country?
 Secretary of State Sidney p Os- born's office yesterday became an employment agency Tn the mornings mail appeared a missile" daintily written on tinted note paper and be- seeching the State Employment Agency" whosoever they may be to obtain her a position along the lines described as above.
 Miss Anna Hill is the name of the young lady who confesses to the age of ?. and gives her residence as Newton, Kansas Her reason for wanting to come to this part of the country is a burning desire to see the west. and incidently make her living while seeing the wonders.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
HIGH SCHOLAR TELLS
 ABOUT JUNIORS SHOW

Burnt cork and crepe hair! But that's going to be a big show at the high school auditorium. What Gov. Hunt says about our production:
 There is a particular fat end man that makes me laugh every time he opens his mouth. What Lydia Smith and Jones think, having tried Peruna and other connections.
 We felt a sudden ease of mind and pocketbook after getting two of your tickets to the Junior Minstrel Show
 Read this historical testimonial by Myrtle Heretofore, I have knocked all things theatrical since Fielding refused me as leading lady, but the rehearsal witnessed revived my mind from the single channel deal ing with the corpse of dead activity, history"
 These unquestionable testimonials should be enough to convince you that you should buy a 25 cent ticket from a junior. or at the door on the night of the show.
 The first act is a pippin. the sec ond a thriller and the last a hum mer. Director ColodnY has made q skilfull blend of the third and fourth acts and at this rate the show will go with snap from start to finish; no waits, not a dull line or a sad note and say, those juniors are sum warbIers.-C ontributed-Thanks!
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
LATCHSTR|NG
 OUT AT PARK
Kentucky Society Plans Unique Stunts at River side Today - Everybody to Bring Eating Tools and Big Smiles
By A kENTUCkIAN

The Arizona Kentucky Society will hold it's annual picnic this evening at Riverside park. Automobiles will run from Center and Washington to the park after ? D. nl. The afternoon will be devoted to the entertainment of the very small Kentuckians. and the features of the evening will be a campfire supper, provided by the ladies who haven't forgotten how it is done back in old Kentucky. speech es of the eloquent variety that has made Kentucky famous, and an ab- solutely original program of enter tainment which the social committee refuses to divulge to any but the Kentuckians and their guests who gather around the campfire at River side.
 Rev. Seaborn Crutchfitld will say grace. T. M. Fannin, president of the Arizona Kentucky Society, will make the welcoming address; Vernon Clark will speak about What the Arizona Kentucky Society Has Done" and D. D. R. Anderson. What the Kentucky Society Means to Do Next Year" This speech will be pace maker for among other modest am- 6itions the Arizona Kentucky Soci ety means to more than double it's active membership and establish a log cabin clubhouse, with picturesque Old Hickory furnishings after the style of the Kentucky mountain homes
 Vernon Vaughn will be toastmaster and is spending some anxious hours in search of a beverage that true son of the Bluegrass could cOnsci- entiously substitute for the gone-but not forgotten julep.
 Miss Bernice Warren Egleston will give some dialect readings.
 Every Kentuckian in the valley is urged to be at Riverside park when the dinner bell rings at 6:30 p. m. Bring your picnic basket, cup, a spoon and smile. If you can't bring a smile. don't let that keep you away, for smiles will be fur nished at the park, anyway.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
WIELDER OF DEADLY
 WEAPON NOW IN JAIL
One Side of MurderousIy Inclined Triangle Arrested for Assault
 and Placed in Jail

Paul Schultz IS again in trouble.
 After having withstood the com bined bombardment of an Irishman and Mexican and coming out of the fray untouched, he was yesterday ar rested on a warrant sworn out by Pat Shaughnessy, one of the bel ligerents.
 The warrant claims that Schultz assaulted Shaughnessy with intent to kill, using a deadly weapon to wit. a .32 caliber automatic Savage pistol. When arrested Schultz had the wea- pcn on his person and it is now being held in justice court as evi- dence.
 Yesterday in jail, Schultz claimed that ever since moving to his pres ent home he has been bothered by neighboring ranchers trespassing on his property, and that he did no more than right in defending his land.
 He was held in $500 bail which he was unable to furnish. He will be arraigned Friday morning.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-21
YOUNG PUPILS HEARD
 IN PIANO RECITAL

The piano pupils of Elton Ensign Hale were heard in recital last even ing at the Woman's club The young folk showed careful training and played remarkably well. Mrs. James Westervelt, contralto. assisted MT. Hale and his students.
 The musical event was an invita- tional affair and the auditorium was decorated effectively in roses and sweet peas. Mrs. Frederick Sears and Mrs. A. N. Mayfield received with Mrs. Hale.
 The Prosam Rock bye Baby. Jessie L. Gaynor Goblin .......... Jessie l.. Gaynor Miss Leanore Wesley Santa Claus Guards ..,.. .Krogmann Pixies Waltz Song LA. L. Brown
 Miss Sarita Davis Minuet ..-. .-..-........- Handel Night Song ... ......E. E. H.
 Miss Jane Parish Barcarolle ........ Raoul Gabriel Pixies Ballet A. l.. Brown
 Miss Virginia Dillworth Queen of Drowsy Land ..... DucelIe Little Patriot March .. Krogmann
 Frederick Whittlesey Pixies in the Giant Swing. ......... .--.--.-..-- ...-. A l.. Brown Hunters Song ....... .... .LyneS
 Miss Marion Pascoe March ......... .... .Scharwenka
 Miss Alene Davis
 Songs
 There is Fallen a Splendid Tear. ....-... ......... O. E. Boise Hiss Lullaby ... Carrie Jacobs Bond Sprngtide ... Reinhold Becker
 Mrs. Westervelt
 A.r Hale at the Piano To My Piano Florence N. Barbour ArdDeSque .----.-.-.--. .... WranSell Minuet (two pianos) ... Saint Saens
 Miss Dorothy Warner Shepherds Repose ........ Schmoll Waltz Mignone .......... Chaminade
 Miss Ruth Cole Song Without Words ........ Holzel Idilio ........... ..-......... Lack
 Miss Ruth Kolberg Ar de Ballet .-..-...-...-.. Adam Valzer Gentle ...............N Nevin
 Miss Vera Wilky Moment Musicale ....... .Scharwenlla March Royale Owo pianos) ........ .............. Cesar Frank
 Walter Martin