davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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promises TO do the same here. for al
q rehearsal Of the fve-reel feature
after the regular Performance last
night. critics pronounceA sthis one oil
tho best plays In which Miss Pickford
has yet been seen. The story is filled
with comedy and sentiment showing
as It does heN circumstances can
place allaon an equal plane and show.
ing how even royalty can make an
attempt at keeping house in a Harlem
fat. ~ -. - s=as
In addition to this there win he
practically a complete change OF the
Cabaret bill Miss Trixie Leach h4s
been prevailed upon to continue for
tonight only the singing Of Lets All
Go Around toe hester Doyle's.", An
other new number in which she will
be heard win be, Il Love the Ladies'.
Following will be the Cabaret bill:
Chinatown, My Chinatown ;.
.......>. Miss I.eclair & Compan,
All Aboard for Dixie Land, :. =.
= - -. Miss Clifford
/ Wish ] Lived Next door TO To1,1.. -
...:... 49,. .!.-........ Mss Taylor
They sttrt the v,ietroia -. :: i
..-...-.- MI s Lawrence
Naccshla s. .-.... q. :. - Miss Kenneth
Love the aides, ~. 80. g. Mss Leach
When You're All dressed. W. 3nt
mo Place 10 TO. -: -. !. Miss Myera
When It's Nighttime Down In Bur
gundy ..:........,..'M Miss I.eClair
The Last Rose OF Summer -.
...-....t...... Miss Costello
Let's All Go Around 10 Chester
Doyie's -. Miss each & Company
AT the Mfili6h Dollar TANGO Bali. -
................... Mis- Clifford
I'm Afraid OF the Big, Big Moon
-.......5I -. Miss Bennett
The Irish Tango Miss Taylor
ID canning Miss EeCi ir
The Midnight Rastine Ride OF Paul
RtStFU -. s..''. MISS Myers
Music yGts Music Must Come Fro:n
Berlin - -. Miss Leach
All the Girls Are Lovely by the Sea
side. Miss Lawrence 4 Corlrany
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IcD'RE BILIOUS AND
C0S1IvEl c ScARETs


"a. |.-IlUt UoL now.
||IIl1 Tongue. Bad Taste. Indi-
.|..'66. <alloV shin land Mieerhble
|....1h.. c61d1 nom ! torpid liver
..| I'o.1e1 bowels. which cause
|1.I stomach 10 become filled with
|||'Its Ie1 Ioo1. which sonrs end FER
.|I.s HE Eerbaee - . swill barrel.
THAT'S the first step % untold mis-
en- Indigestion. foll gases, bad
II..II. yellow skin. mental fears.
e<.|/lhin1 tGat = horrible and nause-
|I||. A Q1ec6rtt I.niehf VIII rive
||.I constirlted bowels 4 th0rotgh
I'|.|.'.E aid str1ichteh you ont BY
..||'1< hey Work while ynu sleep
"a II-teDf box from your druggist
|'' |.1I - feeling good for months.
.'''||s 81 men and women take q
||.<|[el DOW and then to keep their
stomach. liver and bowels regulated,
... never know Z miserable moment.
...| forget the children their little
..|.es need good, gentle cleansing.
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Ill0lOIttyjjC0L 6AnllI5eIlleIlt5
FEATURE
ISSPECTACULAR
SCENIC DRAMA

Harry Marshall, Richard Trayers
and Irene Warheld are given import
ut roles IN the dramatization OF
when Lightning Struck, for the ST..
lent stage. Which eiil be q feature IN
the special program at the Empire
fhester today. Jealous rivalry Is the
foundation OF a plot which calls for q
dynamite expiosion and series Of
spectacular events before the picture
d complete.
a new star in the movie world viii
81 intf6dnced 70 lIonolni5ns in the
coInedysdfaBa Offering, "a Robust Ro,
Ineo. Jessle stevens has leading
part IN the playlet and makes the
most Of r. II Is production filed
with action
n0kcoe ATbnckle. general favoritc
II his city, win return 10 the Empire
N eenfilneiy fanny free. "A Jonah
Il nnOfds D happy vehicle Tor this
clover comedian,
The big holiday program will close
with another SnakeyilIe comedy, "A
6nakeylllh- Romance -
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BILLY SUNDAY IGNORES
$40, 900 HONOL ULU OFFER

Honolulu church people are awaiting
a long-delayed reply to tIair invitation
extended to Billy Sunday cthe evangei-
ist. to conduct q series Of Feviyalistic
meetings here The frat message to
him. offering $4,000 for his services.
was sent in October.
No answer coming theG Church Fed
Grafton last week sent night wire.
less letter urging an early reply, but
apparently that iikewisE has been ig.
npred BY the ex.basebala player. He
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27

entire act is protected by the patent
laws. Of the United States. One OF
their great feats is when two of the
women hold q wire in their teeth
while the third member does stunts on
the slack wire.
Brown and Lawson just want to
make you laugh They have howl
ing skit.i Coming From the Porn
CHOPS Club. with line of clever
patter. some singing, SOME dancing
and plenty Of comedy n, ssf
The Alphin company will be seen
for the last time in Circus Day. "
which ID one Of the funniest and most
tunefuI hills which the organization
has yet put on. All the principals
have splendid parts and the Baby
DOLE nave several songs and dances.
George H. Ford and the company give
a splendid tabloid of the Soul Kiss.
while Jules Mendel brings down the
house when he fires the house orr
chestfa and substitutes his own.
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Choice foot Let tell about the adva
BLY, NOW while prices reasonable Plenty
Call at our office and ride to tract Il take
Kal sses regular intervals le fae
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27

would spend hr payment can oesn nome
almost before realize hyou
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SEASIDE HOTEL
DANCE

The management OF the Seaside Ho.
tel extends q cordial invitation for. the
dances to be held ats the hotel this
evening and Saturday evening. ADV.
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WAIKIKI INN
DANCE IONIGHI

There NiiI 81 1 dance eT6fs ere.l
ia. during Carnival week at WAIKIKI
I'M The feal CarnivaI spirit VIII
10. these 6k<hines Come and en-
"a /6urseli.- Adv
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is due. according to newspaper ac-
counts, to conduct a. series Of meet+
fngs at Paterson, n. J, beginning in
March. The clergymel OF New York
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27

eral weeks. she will be seen in Such
a Little Queen, which, though the
film has only been completed within
the past sixty days, Is already prov.
ing one of Miss Pickford's greatest
successes throughout the country. She
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27

Popular theater patrons win be
pleased to learn that Mary Pickford,
recognized as one or the great Aneri
can moving picture stars, viii be back
at the Popular again this afternoon
and tonight after an absence Of sew.
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Gpefulant erihiest i'd.

0ep gort, 8. San. - Snfolge
.~berfe6lter 8ei5enipefuIotionen err
.idoB it'd bier O.. i. Stringer, gtit.
.glie0 Der 9orieumatIerfirnn Strin.
ger & SO.
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Die llnTderbsit uadlit.

Gin Roubonfna, cine gaf3e Reibe
BON Ginbriden uno elm 5aidenoieb-
itnhl furr0m geitern Qbeno Der $50.
.li5ei gemeloet. @te 81. un6 Blond
Ctr. muroe 9riciae 2esIie, Elm art.
ider Der @rau0 Union 8ea Som,
pam, ongefalen ltno I'm llbr uno
$50 IN. baar beraltbt. einbreder
itnbIeu aus Dem s. q. S5anien Store,
1851 2eobenDortb Str, $25 IN
.baur uno $50 an 8aaren. 2it0rs
.2iebbaben parcn Bic Ginbreter, Die
outs Stepe Golombo's Saloon, 1902
Douglas Ctr, $25 in baar mo $40
an @6isfe1 mitgeben bieBen. 6rau
Sallen 1907 Dodge Str nuroe
am 6reitog Qben6 Die 8orie NIT $15
.uno nertbDoqeu Bnpieren geitobIen.
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aleiut stoStucuiafsiien.

@eitern puroe bier Der firSIih
.berItorbene Qleranoer s.. 8iltins,
elmer Der erItcn 2ofomottBfiibrer Der
.llnion 9aciflt 5ur lesten aube ge.
Ileitet. Or bate Elm alter bon ~
5abren erreidt.
8egen MiBban0lung ieiner
6rau fpuroe geItert Der @iien6abn.
angeItelte IS. IS. 9orter, 2573 ct.
Wlarg's 4be., berboftet.
SIN @ebdloe Der freiiDiaigen
5allermebr bieIten geItern 3ablrcide
Steuer5abIer bon genion cine Ser.
.fiammlung az, in Der beidloiien MUIR
Zoe. cine aommiiiion bon Is Mit.
glieoern gu %ernennen, Die nit Den
8eomten Der StdOt 9enion Oas Nus
balen zines SANDWICHES In 8enion
|foroern ioa. 9e5ielih Der Gin
acrneinOnngsfrage muroe beidloiien,
an 5reitag ben ~. SQrntar, eire
nleemeiue @laIienperiommlnug ab.
aubalten.
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@nnefn.

Der Same Rar 5piege[ bnt nod
itetg ouf 6as gu6Iifum BON 6uo.
ia geipirft un6 oiejeniger, nelte
Die 8atiou Sfapeitern bei %frii6eren
@~eIegenbeiten iaben, meroen frob
iein, iie iebt nieoer begriiBen 3u f0n.
nen. Gus Spiel in Dem ie auf.
treten, etttpuppt iid INNER mebr ais
cine nlaiiibe, 5eniihe un0 muiifaIi-
ide 8arbietung uno 1T betitelt:
Wloroeco gounO4. Gin feiter Gbor
uon so bIbiden uno iungen "a.
men uno berDorrdgenoen Ianserin.
men 1nadt Die ~ein5elnen auftrttte
I'll :. mahren grfoIgen. 0er mtrflidJ
laden min, periduHle nidt oortbin
su ge6en. lin alien 0ieie @alegen.
belt III ge6en, pirO tqglid aid cine
.3amen Dime Matinee itdttfin6en.
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gtntl6r Grtolgt
in Stn Argonnta!
Stibpnnfie Der 6raHsoieH rritirmt
anb 1900 srfaHeeu aenommen.

Berlin, o. San. BHnisubsridt. }
Ias Nrieasamt bat htHte 8admit.
taa SplRcHocs bcriatct. gAuf Der
mritli6cn 6rOnt beFridm fHratbarc
. Hraenitirmc. 5unutr rOlltr nah
reuo Oes gaH5en Cages. nc SBs
iit wieber uielerort5 ibtr Tire llfer
nefrgttn. @c6rers Nugrifie in 0er
WegenO non SpiKons waroeH DOH
ms 6lutig a6aeidlaasu.
lie gcrlaite Der 6ransuirn iuarrn
grUH. aud nDrelih u0a 6balons
unroen ale Gngrifie Der 5ran5uIen
uun u~nirrrn Srappen iieBrcia abge.
iflngn."
Sn bem 5itlidlen Sbsile Der Ar'
aonnen eritiirmteH nnire 3rnppeu
erfolarrid bic irnn5OFidsu Stellnn'
qer, maGtcR 1900 0efaHgeHe nHo
erbentricn mebrcrc WdurnidleuOe'
rer nuo b%rou5eue W0rier. Gin 10TH
riuaiides Battalion NIB bic beiiiide
gaubuebr %5eidlneteu I'D BET oieer
Beleaeu6eit bHr6 SapierIeit beion'
bers are. Giuer unirrer auhereH
gaufgra6ea, Der sur Belt unbeiebt
mar, nnrbc maize 6lireg bon Den
6ransuieu bcIebt nnS BON ms In
sic emit ~gtiyrcagt. Vile 5ran5uien,
ole ibn beiegt Batten, marOeH babel
%get0otet.
Souu6l lueftli6 nls iaSlid Oun
Senn6Cim uidts @enes. Die 6ran'
sDieu fnS ans Snrubmpt &c pant
uertriebcn uurSen Hnb in lire alte
5telluugen 5urafael0orfeL 1870 Sc
fauaene uHroen babel gsmadt.
anf Der 5itlidJen 6r0ut bait oas
idledte @etter an. 9ie 3abl Der
bpn ms lett benz z. 1aHuar &c
mndten @ciangeneu betrdgt bort
1000 Mann uebit Z @aidiRense'
meBren.
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Dobtrie 6en6es GIbeerin
nit Acknowledgements. 9etanntlid
ptrft GlDcsrin, bas nit aoienpafer
Derbinnt 1T, piel beisr ale bic otde
8IDtsrinfliiiieteit o6ns bieIeu GU
Iab. So tann perbiunt Iei6tsr in
Die 4oren Der 5alt eiugftrieben mers
ben. LIN bieIem beliebten Mlittel
nod bic SENT berbsTenben blei9eas
ben Gigeni6aften bes 8aTeritoffius
perorpo 3u ee6su, laTe man in einei
apotbsts miiden: @lbeeriu, Roisns
lDaHer, bon iebem 2 llh3sn, @aTers
toffiuperorpbI0Tung l un3e. Wlan
hetone beim Gintanf. baB man Elm
FriT4 bersitefes, piriIames grdpnat
bet laFerIto gu
fanfen pAHi9t.
gretonne obsr a1ttun ne ieis
ben nidt in Der 9arbs, fpsnn man
lie in taItem WaHer pdfat, fporin
Crime STIFF nufgsI0it 1T, Is pies
0srA0lt fpiIt limb 10--12 GtnnDen
III Giiig lisgen ldBt; buno9 rerosn
ife lti1t dasgebridt uno i'm G9ats
ten sstrcdnet
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2tr Rasaids srdbriti.
Die Siabt.aommiHare idllaam Ven
DerunafH p0r.

gladi elmer aeitcrn nit Dem Stn0i.
anipalt @ire abge6olteuen doniereni
cinigten iid Oie Staoiiommifi1rl
babiH, cine Jlpibe bon Aenoerm8s
Doridldaen 6rs iiabHihcn 1reibriei
Der seaislatur 81 m%irrbreilen mlo
alrif5eitig Die abaeor0neten mls
GouglnS GouHtn NH ibre llntcritil.
sung fur 0ieielbcu 81 criudleu.
Ser ant meiiten in oas mlrtb.
id,aftlide 9eben miercs oemeIHipe'
lens eiHihIogenoe goridlag III Der
Der ben Staotrotb ppinaen ioa, e.
men mirtIihM S6uloeutilgm9s ione
fir bic itahtii6Cn anIei9eu ein5n.
.rihtrn. Rnb oicicm 0Inue ioa an.
idbrlid cine %bciouoere Steier BON
.m%cniaitens $4,000 crboben wcroen
.m0 ion oieie mad @rnih Ser StaOl
aommiiiion ole nj St50,000 betra.
zen ourfen. @eitere @ori6ld9c
limo:
@dhfeno Ser rdffteu fiinf Sabre
ioaen jdbrlif 100000 @duloen.
Ucrihreibmgcn ON 3eacbeH ipcrocn.
um oamit itd0tiite ShirmtandlC
su bauen. Ger iabrIidle 3uidub
an Die ofientIi6e Ribliotbef ioa bon
$4,000 aui $4,000 erbobt weroen.
Die Soditausqabeu fiir @orts uno
8ouIebar0s iollen Inn $4,000 OH
$4,000 id6rIih cr5obt pcroeu. pc.
5iialih Der Abiau. 9lbnibr ioaen BIZ
aommiiidre oos Red)t erboltcn init
Griratperioneu 9ertrdge Oarilber ab.
suidIteBeu.
@uBeroroentIi6 nid]tig lit oel
gorihlng. ser StaOtfouniiilon 6as
Red1t 81 ert6eilea obue gIuiutel
Der StraBenmlic1er Die BfIaitertll
RON gtroBen m5uor6Hen. 4aerf
I0inas iou Dies MIR bel iolten Stra'
Ben Der Sal fem Die ais 6aupt.
3ufubrsItraBen in 6es SnHere ocl
Sfaot fiibren. @uBcroem lit oil
erneunang zines itdnOiaen 5isfal
ageuten in gIcp gorf in 9oriaIoc
nebradlt.
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NnGsfnnh.

gingegangen IN Der 9mabo Fri.
.biine bon Senrp g8ie0mafH 8irou
9. 3utota, $500.
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TafEtbeFidii.
(@elieiert bon Der Grent @eiirrn
gommiiiion 60.
Siibsc mabo, Q. Gan.
RiHbuith 3utubr 300; 4lnrll
normal.
aiibe feii.
eect mo Slide feit.
Stisrs fef
@aiie Bis bette $s.00-s.6O.
WlitteImabiee bis gute $3.50
500.
@cipobnIitc bis mittcImaBise
So. b0-T.50.
Sellers feit.
@ule Bis bette $G.00-7.50.
M%iitieImdbIae bis cute $5.75-
@eipobullhe bis mittelmabigr
$50.
SO. 00-5.60.
Gamers nnb Cutters S4.00-5.00
@uie Dts bette 5eeoers $7.25-
$40.
WlitteImabiae Bis CUTE $6.75--
7.25.
@cpobnlide bis mitteImdBiae
S575-6.60.
stod Sellers $5.25-6.25.
Stod dii6e S4.75-5.75.
stud Galber, 6.00-S.00
sdaueinr-3uiubr 10000; Rarft
Toe nieoriaer; Glirfidnitfspreis
S775-7S5; bodiier Preis $7.95.
sdafe-3nmbr 500; 9inrft normal
@utc bis bette Sdmrer $3.50
10.
@ittcImdbiae big quite $500
$50.
1ec6er gdnuner $7.75-790.
See6er S7.00-7.25.
3ec6er 8iooer S5.50-6.t0.
@ute bis bette Rltteridaie $4.f5
5000.
@cp6FnIide Bis quite $40
go.
5ee6rrs $4.65-5.OO.
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Sta0tauDaIt M}Qgueb erfldrte,
0oB Die 9atfte Der I'M 4oIi8eiberi6t
g~eitelIten gurgianften mertblos
ieien.
Die pegen 6ii6rlung zines I'm.
orbentli6en Suuies berbaitete Settle
aderion 5og es boz, geitern I'M SO.
li5eigeriGt Ourd glihteriheinen 81
gIdn5er mo oa6urh bic bon ibr ges
Iteqte 8iirgi6aft in S0be bon $25
berfoaen 8u laiien.
- 5rou @liiabeth aent 6at cine
aInge gegen sic itdotiide' aonlmii.
lion %dnbdngig genladt, in Der Ie
$4,000 Sfnoeneriab foroert, neil
iie am %. 8e3ember auf Der nit
Sis iiber5ogenen 5traBentreugung
is. nto S6ermooo ADe gefallen un6
8u llnfal gefommen lit.
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mabres . tfAiatAea.

Jn elmer gegenb in MsifnIen 1T
es beute mod iG0nsr 8raud, BOT
Sif6e Idut al betsu uno benz Sdop'
fer CUBA ntsn fir at BAG, mas ous
Ger grbs pdaft. - Gin 2obnfdnti'
Der bat fir cine large Node Arbsit
cuf Dem Gutsbof zines 2auoUir.es.
qm erIten Gage gi6t's abide 8o9nen
init Cpd. aaut unD DeutliH iagt
aud Der GHnetoer fem Gebet. Zen
7pettsn Gag ilanD nieoerum bas
ndmlide GeriGt ouf Dem Giid, lnO
70 ging Is fiebsn Gage lang. ga am
Iebtsn iBt Der SdneiOer oAae CT
gsnsIprud. @uf feline nntsrIaHung
nuTmertlam gsmadt, dntportet Der
arine G9neiber: vGOtt bat iDobI be-
fcblsn, ibm fit llss al ounien, mas
aiIs Der Grbe tpdGlt, nidt abtr fiir
bas, mas etnem gum gale bsrals'
pa9h,1
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HInEf6iffadrt pidtia fir cma6a:

Cine Stampagne fur Die ShItTs
.barmodung oes 9liHourifIuiies MIR
.oe geitern abeu6 in elmer Sitltng
.0es Sanoelstlubs begonuen. Slid.
ter %. s.. glan6 aus aauia5 Ctr
.icBte ol5einan0er. mdritm gern0e
.Cmaba fir Sdiffdbrt auf Dem Mii-
iouri eiutreten ioue. 0tebr ais 500
@eid1fslGute ans Gmaba, Count
.cil glufs rmo unberen Stdoten ON
.92iIiouri nobuten ser 8eriammlunp
bet. Gas meiite SnteIoie medteu
.ie0od Die bon Ridter 8lnho oorge.
.bratten 5tatiititen, ans 0eIlen be.
.nieien r0ur0e, meIh enorme 9or.
.t6eile Gmaba aus elmer iolden Gin
.rihtung 3ieben Diroe.
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arint aaiiers @cbnrtsIaa8feier.

4miter0am, iiber 2ua0on, 9. san.
Ger preubiife Stoatsminiiter bat
u~nqeor6upt, ooB Ole ~6iesidbrige Sc
b1rtstogsieier aaiier 0ilbelms IN
4nbetraft ser if'peren Belt gan5
I'M Stillen itattfinoen iOle. lille
qr0Beren 6citIid]feiten. Ute Ibeater.
poritelIuHgen mo 6eiteiien mogen
unterbletbeu.
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Qreiper6nnb pplte 6tn ariea.

Berlin, 9. San. (6unteuberIdt)
Gas amtlide oelttihe 4reB5ureml
ulel0et Ser Barrier aorreiponoent
Der 3eitung a9g aus 9}a0rio iagt
in einer aritif oes fran50iii6en
8elb6udes, oab oieies benefit, oo6
ENGLAND, 6rnnfreidL uaO Gublano
auf ben arieg borbereitet Dareu md
i'm moaten. Sic benii6ten ii@ le+
6iglih, ben @loment 0es 4usbrtds
an Deridiaben5 lagt er, biB ibre boa'
itdn0tge MISREPRESENTATION geii6eri
mar.
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.Qicie bci0en Maoacn", aittp
unO 6annD 8atlon in Der muiifa.
Iiifen 9bantafie oIorocco 9ouno"
Die game ndd1fte 8ohc 3tueimaI
tdgli6 I'M beliebten @nDetD.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-04-07
FOR
WATER ''FETE'
Distinguished Men on Pro
gram-Car Owners Urged
to List Themselves With
Chamber Of Commerce at
Once

Some of the finest speakers in
on the program for the High Water
celebration at Roosevelt next week
In a report to the joint conference
committee yesterday, the program
artists announced these men as the
speakers
Senator Henry f. Ashurst, Con-
gresham Carl Hayden, Judge j. II.
Kibbey, Louis c. Hill. engineer in
charge of the construction of the
dam, State Senators Bacon of ella
and Stapley of Maricopa, George II.
Maxwell, K. M. Turner of Chandler,
w. j. Murphy of Ingleside and Judge
Walter Shute of Globe.
An illness may prevent Vice Presi-
dent Marshall from taking part in
the celebration. If he is well enough,
however, he will be among the speak
erS.
Director Romano Fielding of the
Imbin Motion Picture company here
viii leave for the dam with his peo-
rangements to be on or around the
scene of the activities until they are
all over. He will make films of all
that's interesting about the celebra-
ton partly for educational use, and
partly to incorporate i'll IL huge
drama
The chamber of commerce will APP
point itself the official clearing house
for automobiles on this occasion. 1t
will collect lists of owners having
| space in their cars, lists of rent
cars, and to offset these, lists OF
those who want to go but have nc
means of transportation.
1t is strongly urged that the blanks
printed in the papers be filled out
and sent in, as the information is
becoming very necessary TO Jnosc
who are preparing accommodations
at the barbecue tables and in the
| cars.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-04-07
STUDENTS TO FAM|sH
TO SEND TEAM AWAY
Money Needed to Enable Both Track
and Ball Teams Of High School to
Make Tucson Trip This Week

Funds having been found to be
yesterday whether the track or the
baseball team should be sent to
Tucson for University Week by the
Phoenix high school There was a
meeting of some of the students with
members of both teams, and it was
decided that a collection should be
taken up to fill out the money bags,
so that both teams might indulge in
the junket.
The fund was started on the spot
by contributions by Instructor Jones
and other citizens. A divi-
sion amounting to per cent Of the
student body was present and the
munificent sum of SO was lifted.
Should the other So per cent contri-
butte as generously, the fund will be
ample to send both the lightly clad
trackists and the ball tossers to the
field of battle the latter part Of this
week
An assembly will be held this
morning to find out whether or not
the rest of the student body possesses
ten cents per head. Sun Wah Chang.
the cafeteria cook predicts great
fall-off in business today, for most of
the dimes will go into the athletic
associations Golfers instead of the
cafeteria cash register. But the celes
tial regards going hungry as only an
everyday manner of manifesting
school spirit, and he promises to get
over it,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-04-07
GOPHER TAILS CAN
NO MORE Be SOLD
Board of Supervisors Votes to
Abolish Bounty or Little Pests,
They Came Too High

As a means of helping to fill the
family harder and buy shoes for the
baby, selling gopher tails to the board
of county supervisors is going to
prove rather Improbable. Yesterday
the boa,d passed a resolution to abol-
ish the payment of a bounty on go
phor tails TO take effect April 18th.
During the month of March 1l,424
tails of the pesky little burrowers were
brought in. and at sc per tail this
amounted to $3,571.20 Pelts of 14S
coyotes were brought in and pay
inert of 81 apiece, amounting in all
TO $296 was handed over. Wild cats
came little cheaper, only 10 at a
dollar head We're settled for, and
lions at $40 per shot, called for an
expenditure of 800. Rabbit ears and
-acoons swelled the sum to the ex-
tent Of $3.50
TIE grand total paid out as an add
ed incentive in Graduating the raw
ages Of predatory and burrowing ami
mails, amounted TO $4,06790. This will
be lesseneG b. the abolishing of the
bounty on gophers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-04-07
ANNUAL ELECTION Of
vESTRY At TRINITY
Parish Meeting Brings Out Reports
Of Favorable Condition Of Episco-
pal Church

The annual parish meeting of Trim
ity Pro Cathedral was held last even
ing at the Cathedral on South Sec
ond avenue. Bishop Atwood presiding.
Reports from all departments were
read, showing the church organiza-
ton in a very Furnishing condition.
The average attendance at Sunday
School for the year was ESQ.
In electing the vestry for the COM
ing year an innovation was made in
that the members who were the old :
est in point of service were elected
for one year, those next in service,
for two vars, and the members OF
the board for the shortest time for a
three year term.
The board and time of service as
elected last night are: For one year
F.. j. Bennitt. DR.. Ancil Martin and
IN. A. MOrfOrd. For two years, Judge
Edward Kent, Chas. A. Van der Veer
and Howard S. Reed For three
years, Judge Ernest w. Lewis, Dr.
John bennett, Jr., and Herbert b
Atha.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-04-07
IF ADS WERE WIPED
AWAY, WHAT WOULD
THIS OLD WORLD Do?

"Mr. No-ads' Adless Day is the title
of the film sent out by the educational
committee of the Associated Advertis
ing clubs of the world and which will
be shown in Phoenix at the Lion thea
ter next Monday by the Phoenix Ad
club
If one wants to know just how much
of modern life depends on the right-at-
your-elbow newspaper advertisement,
one should see this film, and discover
the various predicaments No-ads got
into one day when his dream came true
and advertising was wiped off the face
of the daily journel, the billboard, the
street cars, the store fronts, etc.
The film is being run at the Lion at
no advance in prices. Manager Lee
craft, who is an adman and a member
of the club here promises some riots of
fun out of this odd bit of reel comedy.