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New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
CInterest at per cent unless otherwise stated
FEBRUARY is.
h.-L.tton

Manhattan.
.nd .Ho 70 IL scuy ain IS5 'is sSh :fo :" FEB
eRtoaA6SwaY. cor 2o4,h st, ioO,lls 3: Assets
Liquidation Co to Title Guarantee and Trust 20,
EAST IsRoADWly 9 sof Citation q, (! 5io?.
Julius Miller TO Fannie II Tobias 10 sIth 81
Feb Is. yrs. 8 . C, attys. DsiS d. 81 Cham, ham
THOMPSON ST. 5. 50 Houston st; ls1I5:
Joseph Lorredo ct Al to Aired LonLsds isi snod Mo
81 81 Iss,.a fso ~; ., que A' ''' O''1' '' 81 006
40 10 Az ' " w. cor l22d st. s1srloo; Florence, )
IS prior mtg $4,000 due as per bond a. sttys 3c6
s1P Ay B. co coz Ws ssd 4: 1871: win,nfcp Z;
due & Jan ST. 1890; ~ p c: atty. T G c.; Coo ooo
18Th ST. .w.. lpnr 2o1ss: ssa g, ,i'; & 4 !.
sy i7e1sss; SD st; :; iIlSw % !" ;oIa! Il; T;iSt
Tyli;, Black to cariotta " Cresier. lg7 " Goth
st: Jan q yn; aty.. weekes Bros IS william an
ssIA ST. s.. 80 " Lexington a, ?or2te; Frances
Spingold 70 Louise Jackson. s7l Madison az;
ssTa Tip ST. sfi 97is f' ceni, Park West, ;,iiSSs
Leopold Rosenberger and sno TO Columbia Trust
Co. trus 50 Bway: Feb Is; 3yrs; atty. IL Cox C
ssIH ST, So E.s. 1894 3 Madison AZ. 81 lIio2 2 {;
Man Jameson g Title Guarsnes and Trs, ts 90 90
,,tTH 81 n $ 2s5 " ah sT. ?5IiOOll. SD ST.
5. 2ls, Az A, 2illIlo2? 2: Jacob horowiu TO
Jonas ScheureF. trus, Sol NesL Ehu H lpfior ui
s35. 5000: due as per bond: Feb l. atvs.
l7eTH ST, s6i ". IS. 25. eIss liz irrss (prior n .
sI2 5OOl Frank M1kSy and ano 70 Otet
dorfer. ITO Z 4Jth st: FEB ?; yn. c: atty
Jacob Makay, l56 Bway; 1900
Fideis 4 Phinney TO Corporal Realty Co. Inc. S.
Liberty 81. FEB IS: yrs. . c. attys. MeLsugh.
M $ Is William st: 81, OoO
lB0TH ST, 9. 100 Audubon a5, T3Il0o. is
Realty Co. Inc. 20 George Schgegler, l3f2 Frank.
lin aT: Feb IS: due July /. 1915. s,tys. II
Bloch. 80 Nassau 81: $4,000
The Bronx.
ALBANY RD. 9, llsli 23ln O., ss tIl3t3;
Volze LSrkn Il kenney Constr Co. Inc. 10
County Mig Co. 40 Wall 81; Feb Is. ". 8 p c;
atty, : q Thomas. 20 Wall st; S000o
s1ssaIodg AZ COZ E,sI0s Kns.S1dSs & I'd. 'ltI IitI
Grand s'. Feb IS: yn. c: atty. 7 m n,
f0tToN lv. " Z. ss,t lTth st, isIse.ll; |
Creenberg 10 Adde p sesman. l 5eih 81.
and aao CsdnI: Feb II. yrs: atty. 7 s Ins
LoTs ass and a7u. Map Hunt. POin, Really 20:
st. FEB l3. yrs. c: atty. ins 20;
WALTON Az. beinr 10, ssT. map Mott Haven.
ssII2os 5: II Knight 70 ~ F9I 2Seth ,,. :.
a. ssi Per F'5ty 5dnd .ty S HOWE. ss B~ ,iils $
I2TH Av. :. lO5 > CARPENTER a., isIilt:
Nysck. y Y: FEB -: yrs. c: atty. T,Gos&S @ =
I,s1A ST. 9. asa VIII. a, lso,loo; c L
due as per bond atty. L 7 Ins Co. ogo
W c flanagan 10 Marg't HoberG s4d -
Feb -: yrs. . c. atty. I q %. s'V"
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
GOLF PRIZE FOR robson
Oak Hill Player Makes Best
Gross Score at Pinehurst.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Pinehurst, n. c., Feb 15.-L. S.
Robson, of Oak Hill, won the gross
trophy to-day in the Tin Whistle golf
tournament with a score of Sc. 7. B..
Boyd, of St. Louis, was second with 81.
The next best net of the day was n,
made by w. S. Van Clief, of the Rich
mond Country Club. He played with
a handicap of 10.
P. s. Mclaughlin, of Scarsdale; J..
G.. Nicholson, of New Bedford, and G..
VI. Howard, of Halifax, all made SO for
a place in the first net division. Among
those in the lower division are X. c..
Blancke, of Essex Fells; ]. T. Newton,
II. w. 0rmsbee and J. d. C. Rumsey, OF
Brooklyn; DR.. j. S. Brown, of Mont
clair; A. B. Alley and J. D. Foot, Of
Apawamis
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED

William D. Boodgood & Co, Inc. have leased
for William G. Walkers Sons the second loft at
37l Canal ST. 10 the Rubin Cloak and Suit Co. and
the second loft al l3l West 2Sth 81. 10 Liebovitz
Brothers. manufacturers Of cloaks and suits. for
merly Of SO East llth 81
Cammann. voorhees, & Floyd and George r. Read
& Co have leased the building 10 West st. TO the
Standard Express Company; also store at 81
Beaver st. 10 the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany.
Albert J. Moore leased for Walter J. sslomon
the store at 143 Sixth aV. northwest corner OF 42f
st.. for five years 70 Nathan Auerhach. Of the firm
Of B!rnbaum Auerbach. wholesale furriers. who
will open the same a wOmens wear shop.
william A. White & Sons rented IS 900 square
feet Of space for the Pyle estate IN l32lSs King ST.
10 the Federal Macaron Company.
Ofices In the Vanderbilt Building. on Vanderbilt
ay opposite the Grand Central Station. have been
leased by clifford H. Harmon Co. located Tor
i2d 81.
The Herman Knepper Company leased TO Samuel
Rohbaum for Daniel ]. kohn the northeast cor
ner of i7ith st. and Third av. FOR fye years. at an
aggregate rental Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
CUTLER WINS AT HOCKEY
Plays Too Clever a Game for
Lawrenceville Boys.

Cutler School defeated Lawrenceville
in a hard fought hockey match by a
score of TO / at the 81. Nicholas
Rink last night. The victors held the
advantage from soon after the start
Of the game, when Bull scored the
opening goal, until time was called.
Their team and individual play was too
much for the visitors
The Cutler boys showed that they
could play even better hockey than
when they won the lnterscholastic
League championship this season. They
Tailed three of their goals in the open
ing period. 1t was during this session
that Lawrenceville got its only tally.
The visitors made strong rally in the
second half, but could not prevent Cut
Ter scoring another goal.
The line-up follows:
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
WILLS FILED.

pANrEL X BAYSE tJH: ~ :sou tsS0jSSS, SjsS,
personal; Marietta d. 100: isvfsnes
Pops Dayhs sro,hsr M.r, K:t.s: Bas ssss
sister, and Virginia Lee BaJns ,oa 40 -, i,fs o-
untl marriage. the lssstee remaining gnmsr"t ,i, 70
receive thu Income from entire trust IN cas- ,ei'
narry principal g1es 70 residusry estate IN su.i'
case the two beneeciaries Of the trust iund are ~
sFsre equally with the other residuary lesats" ~.
are sisters and brothers, haN sisters H41 "e'
irothers Roland s Palmer. atty. oo,
MARY f. LIE CONTE Dec 81 NOR, man s,,O.s y.
real estate 5000 personal IN trust tor a
Stock o. sRSdiord Co at her death 70 Bss,ries
Gertrude and Alice r., other daushieIs " wops,s sns
%ics R 10 Harold son. 81 900: John Z. son'
500. and Armand Richard G. and hRIed. son,
Sahalder. atty
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16

either by lightning change of pace or
by shots that came TO rest hairs
breadth inside the court limits.
Touchard's service, too, was partlcu-
larly severe, and Steinacher found it
a difficult thing TO handle with any de-
gree of accuracy. Throughout the en-
tire match the work of the men was
marked by outbursts of applause from
the gallery.
DR.. Rosenbaum and Phillips have had
many bitter struggles on the courts
and the rivalry between them is strong,
but few expected to see Phillips tri-
umph. The first set went TO Rosen-
baum at 7-5, both men fighting it out
from rear court.
Phillips took the second set at 10,
going in to the net at every opportu-
nifty, from where he plsstered his op-
ponent's court with slashing shots.
Rosenbsum made the mistake of stay
ing near his base line most Of the time.
Whenever he did elect to go to the
net. he usually finished the point with
terrific smashes. Twice in this set Ro-
senbaum held victory within his grasp,
leading at 5-2 and 40-15, but could
not bring off the winning shots. The
last set went to Phillips at Ga, only
after the hardest kind Of a struggle.
Rosenbaum seemed badly ratified by
the continual questioning OF the ref
eree's decisions, this so upsetting his
game that he lost control Of his strokes
at critical stages of the match.
Fifty Games In Doubles Match.
Smith and Cragin were forced to play
fifty games before they succeeded in
defeating Wylie Grant and Whitney at
l2-l0, so, Cd. The winning pair
we're careful to keep all lobs away from
Grant, who handles the high ones with
deadly effect. Whitney, however. met
the attack with great skill, and the four
men were very evenly matched, as the
score indicates.
The foreign entrants in the tourna-
rent finally achieved victory. when
Count Otto Salm, Of Austria, and F. c.
Zehrmann, of Germany, defeated F.
Cobb and G. A. Walker, jr., at 2-6,
IS, 6-1.
The summaries follow:
Naqn indoor lawn tennis wh.as2 wfhasmP0nh0 naa f6: sn
k9Il BsaF p dstsgli eustaTo TOTs4tsd Ra1.
min NJ Philips defeated Or. william Rossnbaum
Doubles Carst 1oundl--L. Plat and P, c; Dodge
dt'eated L. ". Peaslee and G. 5. Groesbeck G-3.
c-l. T. i. Hooker and Moses Ely won from a
XII l. Reimer won from ". H. Wood and part
ner ty default. Paul Goold and II. II Manchester
defeated J : Myrick and Dr.. II. MiIsel. 6-l
z-e' 6-2: A CraFn and King Smith defeated
"a T r Pei and X. H. Behr defeated c. G.
Chambers and r. H. Dwight I'll 6-2; Dr.
William Rosenbaum and A. NJ. LOyibond defeated
Y. c ArElimbau ana P c; Love. 6-l 6.l: J.
Hyde and II. Nickerson BY default. G.: F Touch
ara and W NJ wa.hburn won from q. @. Grenzz
George King defeated C. Crssin and T. l. Bags
IS 6-5, B. NJ Philips and r schenck won
default; Count O. SGlm and r c. Zehrmann de-
feaied p Cobb, and q a. Wake ~ 49, 2-e ~;
from / Weinstein and partner by default: l..
schIessirEer and partner won from player and
second round-Gustavc F. Touchard and Watson
NJ Washburn defeated J. A. Colon and l.. r.
Jennings, 6--l. 60.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
Sales at Auction.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Henry Brady
IosTH ST, "a W. s. sj Manhattan AZ. vt., %,
i00ll: sty church: A Martin ag flisI
United PRESBYTERIAN Church et al: Lachman q u.
stlys. AleI Thain. ref. due. '5S.l25 q; adI 10
By Bryan L. Kennedy. ,.,.
ttTH ST. 10 W. 5. $50 -" oth s' 2oIlvUi ss sy
tenmt: Federal Estates Corpn ag hofhhAuseet
81 ali Wolf & X. sttys: Warren Leslie. EeI
Iue 60 OO7 80; taxes etc. Si5i sub to mtg OF
Sij. 500, to the plaintiff for sl'o0V over p'lo'
xoIH ST. $50 w.ss. l75 10th ar. 25Iese; 4 sY
,tzble: G Carroll sgt 2 Costello ct az; oWcd5
Glare atty: X Seligman. rel; due s[,YsVo0G5.
taYes etc tS54 "a. sub to PRIOR mtg OF slfVyO,
10 Charles i Baueriorf. party IN interest iof
BY d. p. InEaham Co.
,,oru CT o.q ~ n G 8o8 sth av. ls.sIe9ll;
sly dwg: General Synod Of the Reformed Smq5Gn iib
sgt G W Tower e al. Reed q I. atys, "LDui a,
Iarremore ref; due. 3lO.t5S ~ taAes' e'S'
siTf 30. 10 the plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
III zMeRedl Estate
Exchange of apartments
on the Upper West Side

Thorpe. h. 50 " is,,h st; slo.l, Yrs from Pee
1891 st; $40
ano 20 J TsucalAs ., al II " i25th st; 10 yrs
from Nov Is. 1914; atty. Kopelmsn, s2o
Bway. So 900
NEW CHAMBERS ST, and 9; par, Of b..sr1ent. !.
J. Purcaro TO II N Macdonald. ss Crys,a st.
Bkyn; yrs from May /. 1914. atty l. PuIcMo
4 New Chombers 81 81. 200
MONROE ST. SO: double store: Isaac Daniel TO Ida
IIretzky, 22s Manhattan ay. Bklyn: yrs from
Bway; 81. .0s0
5+TH ST, tie TO 42s z: ID floor: L schnurmacher
70 Oak Laundry. Inc. 4ie 54th St; Ala yrs
from March /, 1915; attys, Moss. VI W, 2s3
Bway: g.. 100
The Bronx.
PARK Av. G82.+lsi. ALL + II c wilkenins TO
Dness, 32 llsth 81, and sno. yrs from
al 306
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
shugrue Outpoints Moore.

Rochester, Feb. 15.-Joe Shugrue, of
Jersey City. clearly outpointed Pal
Moore. of Philadelphia, in ten fast
rounds here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY IS.
Manhattan.

,7tsr ST. ass z; s,or. etc: Margaret Bun. to
h Rsssn. 81 I9ith 81. yfs rom AAt "A
ials. atty. Rochester 81 bwp' ~"
sv.rIt ssl w a3i 81 10 2-le yrs from heh 4
iSis. A,ty BurshsFd III bway' hc,eyy
i35Jn ST, 81 ". BASEMENT. NeaS
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
An Unusual Opportunity
To Obtain
Refined | AG ISLAND home

A prominent life insurance company
wishes to dispose of a number of all
year suburban residences, modern ~
every detail, at less than cost, free ana
clear of every incumbrance.
They are Of hollow tile construction,
stucco finish, tiled roofs, containing 10
and ~ rooms, baths, foyer, etc, with
all the appointments of an up-to-dats
city residence: 49,.
Located only one block from the
r. R. station at Massapequa, on Ocean
ave. and adjoining streets; only oO
minutes from Penn. Station; 80 trains
daily. These attractive houses can be
bought on liberal terms. Open for in
spection Saturdays and Sundays, or by
special appointment with our repre-
sentative, Mr. William ]. Martin.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR MAILED ON
REQUEST.
JAMES l.. WELLS CO.,
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans for new build
ings have been filed in the Manhattan
Buildings Bureau:
FEBRUARY Is.
BROADWAY 9 e cor seth st; for IL sty apart
ment 90 sxsO 5: West Side Construction Co. 322
at architect. cost $500. 900
SIN AV. " s. 72ll II OF tsth st; FOR an sty
mercantile house. 2I 6xl0O; w c and Frank
ais Central Park West owners; Freeman. 20
West 34th ST, architect. cost. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
Carbon Earnings Larger.

The National Carbon Company. in is report foi
the year ended December 81. 1914. shows net in.
come OF 81 2l5. $50. an increase Of s1Ss.zos o'e,
ss-27sO in preferred dividends and t5S19.9 IN
common dividends was 81. 26O. 20o gain OF s'zs'-
57e
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.


Ivy; M.g 7. s9 9,a. LT, Birch r'u'Ain' ,5to5ij )
Rice n to R Perkins tsI W 1881 s.:
10Th ar cor filth st.. 90 llIlooi ats, IltIe IltII
Usn 10 Jennie Brown. la Hswss st. Bklyn;
Tth ay I. 4e.ll n OF lSlst o.. 6oIloO; attys
Borowsky 4 B. 1872 Nassau st "
Bauer Louise D. and ano 20 NJ kirshosum, i!3
9st st: Division st. 81 atty. N Kirsh6aum; S diS
9lst ST; . -. ,sE.Vyv
Lauterstein. Sarah. 70 Ray Booth. sle Eastern
Parkway Bklyn Beecker st. lis; atty. IL J
Cohen. 81 Chambers It; -
s. i25 OF Houston st. 25IlOo; attys simon
Rondanina. S. TO Estells zerbsrini. 2Tsi Balm
bridge av The Bronx; Thompson st.. cor
Prince st. 53x75. atty. Zerbarini. Sis b."SS
HYDE. @ G. to c Hsmmsrl and sno. sos =
sith st; seth st. i3j E; atty. HYDE 81 81
Hammer Elizabeth to Hyde. as 1924
At: seth 81. 435 r: atty. same; ~
Title Guar and TT Co 10 Lille sternberg II II
Madison av: Amsterdam az. 2ol6; Title Guar 20;
sam. to Jared W Bell. s4s Lexington r;, l5ss6 sso
ST. i65 W atty. same: s'S'Voo
The Bronx.
Title & Co 10 Violet Maybsum; s:2O09
Phipps Z LIE. 10 II Linsebach; u, ,iV9
Duty. b, 20 p Danth. ..SVVy
swords Julia T. TO T q 7 Co; N'OOO
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16

AMSTERDAM sv. n y ecr issth st. lsI.trioo,
MAY 20. 1918: Joh.nns Realty co, Inc. 90 u
sarner, l2o ssth st: atty. 7 q a Co t9o ooo
AMSTERDAM Av W cor lsIih o.. iW''iiV0'
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY IS.
Manhattan.

7so ST, 100 z: Jacob Froehlich Cabinet WORKS sst
A @ Smith. owner; w B Lanshorst' eonuset5U g5T q
sd Av. 2l72; Yorkville Plumbers. ssamntters ana
Tinsmithers Supply Co, Inc, agt Emma Gut-
man owners: John sullivan Contracting co. Inc;
and 0 Schwitzer. contractors: soIs 50
The Bronx.
E'o. ~ " %, a. ~ a,-ne, ana rontractor: $3.50
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

(wnh alnouDt os mortgage and name and address
Of sttorneyl
FEBRUARY Is
Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
The Bronx.

KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE. s. l50si Kings
bridse Road. 75xlOO: Glokner K Blue Co agt Ar
lngtOn Construction Co ct al; Jan IL. 1915
cosTER ST, es, l25 Eastern Boulevard. 25rlOo;
D'Amors agt Gsllucci et al; Feb 3, 1917
cosTeR ST. es I25 4. Eastern Boulevard. 25Kl0O:
An Polzella agt Galucci ct al Feb g. 1915;
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY IS
Manhattan.

ua.,y e ., al. Ian as 1913: $3.50
l2gTH ~ = Kiosk Contracting M SaHs Co q: %
IsT AV " cor ID st; II Taylor Construction
Co. Inc agt p Weeks Estate ct al; DE: $ ~ i9lt "a
fby bOndl: sll,S3i IS
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
OUT OF DARKNESS" IS
 \ PINE APPLE DRAMA

In the latest Jesse L. Lasky success. out of Darkness in which Charlotte Walker appears which is the attraction at the Arizona tonight and tomorrow IL vas necessary to reproduce scenes in a pineapple cannery in southern Florida. To do this, the Lasky com pany ordered a carload of Eineapples to he delivered at the studio. The fac tory was put into operation, the. scenes taken and several hundred cans of pineapples carefully prepared; but at the conclusion of the day when the di rector announced that the scenes in the canning factory were finished, there were scores of pineapples left un- touched. Strange to say. next morn ing. there was not d trace of pine apple to be found around the studio. The mystery of their disappearance has never been solved, but it has been not ed that the members of the Lasky force had pineapples for desserts in various forms for several days after the taking of the factory scenes. Out of the Darkness will be shown tonight with matinee tomorrow and evening performance only.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
INSANITY PLEA SAVES
(Continued from Page One)

ity, and in return for his restored calm, was released from his sickening work.
 After nine months in the military lock-up. Faltin was turned over to the civil authorities. who had established themselves in the territory. Faltin came up before a judge. whose name the informant could not recall. This judge freed Faltin. He was in the habit of doing this sort of things, and after time. was himself indicted for misuse of his office and given fifteen years in the McNen Island prison.
 The troubles of the judge were em- balmed in the story of The Spoilers hy Rex Beach, and are now SD well known that they need no detailed de- scription.
 The Republicans informant said yesterday he would have volunteered his services as n witness had he known about the Faltin insanity hearing. His testimony might have changed some what the color of the proceedings at Florence, had he been allowed to show that Faltin had pretended insanity once before, to escape the penalty for his misdeeds
 It is told nf F'altin that he proceeded into the hills with partner from Mayor. In due course of time. he re- turned to Mayer alone. with story about his pals accidental death, and q bid for the possession of the dead mans effects.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS
CHARLIE CHApLIKS LATEST
 PICTURE AT EMPRESS

Charlie Chaplin, the greatest screen comedian of the age. will be at the Empress today. tomorrow and Sunday in his last great success, "A Night in the Show in two parts. It is useless to say more. You know his great work in the Essanay- Chaplin pictures and that the Empress shows absolutely first run Chaplins. Another great at traction for today and tomorrow will he the well-known screen star Henry B. Walthau. in U three part Essanay drama, The Outer Edge. The Hearst Selig Weekly will complete what is one of the strongest and best diversified programs offered in Phoenix for many weeks It is one that will appeal to all ages, and tastes. and the seating ca pacity Of this popular show house will without doubt be greatly taxed, so it is best u come as early as possible. Regular matinees Saturday and Sun day at 2:3O. Evening shows begin at :: T. and o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
The Destroying Angel at Lion

Mabel Trunnelle and Mare MacDer- mott. stars of many well known films are seen at the Lion today in 'The Destroying Angel" by Louis Jo- seph Vance. \ scene in a theatre is strong part of The Destroying -Ansel,' and is so we'll portrayed that a spectator is apt to forget he is viewing a picture. Another unusual scene is where an automobile plunges over a sixty foot embankment and is smashed to smithereens-one of Mary Ladislas' admirers meets death in this accident. And still another thriller is a chase at sea where a husband in motor boat pursues kidnappers Of his wife This scene was staged off Long Island. and in it three of the countrys speediest motor boats were utilized-one the pursued, another the pursuer and the third carrying the camera men.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
"A Pair of Sikes" Monday

oscar Figman. the popular come dian, well known to Phoenix theater- goers for his clever work in The Burgomaster, The Merry Widow. Madam Sherry" and other successes, will head the all star company in the II. II, Frazee production of A Pair of Sizes which will be staged at the F1'-r theater on Monday evening.
 "A Pair Of Sizes enjoyed q long run in New York, Chicago and Lon don and will be seen here on Mon day night with the full cast of play CTS that made the play such promi- nent hit.
 The seat sale is now on at the Eiks theater box office and as the theater- going public has learned that all at fractions booked under the present management are selected with great care. it is safe to predict that a rec ord house will he on hand for the Monday evening performance.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
Chaplin at the Amuzu

Charlie Chaplin in one of his sue cesse5. "Shanghaied." is the punch of six reel at the Amuzu today The little fun maker with his comedy feet is to be seen without sea legs in the nautical creation and with it will be shown a splendid three reel drama. -Four Grains of Rice. show ing the fascinating underground haunts of Chinatown of Frisco be- fore the fire. Chaplin alone is enough to satisfy most anyone but with the six reels. the Amuzu has plenty for it's dime
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
LamaFa

Hobart BOsworth's success. A Lit lie Brother of the Rich" from the book and drama of the same name, by Joseph Medill Patterson. the we'll known Chicago newspaper man and author, will be at the Lamara today and tomorrow. This is the book set ting forth the sins of society and its contrasts with even the life of stage people that caused such a flu rore few years ago. Hobart Bos- worth in this is an actor. the college boy part being taken by Hobart Hen ley, a young actor of great ability One of the great thrills of the pie ture comes when, in an accident in which a train and an automobile col lide, the faithless wife is killed.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17

Patch In this famous comedy drama the entire acting company will appear. augmented by some special players, which will include a number of chill dren headed by Master Charles Met calfe, the three-year-old actor of the Redmond forces. Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" will be presented each evening of the week, along with three matinee performances, the Wednes- day afternoon matinee, Saturday aft ernoon Christmas daYD and special performance on Sunday afternoon. Decemher .h.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17

or business addresses and new ar rivals; also full information from sec retaries of Clubs. Societies and Mis- cellaneouS organizations.
 ARIZONA DIRECTORY co. Temporary office, 315 w. Washington.
 CAdVertisement al
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
EIks

The Girl in the Taxi" the current Redmond company attraction at the Elks, is breezing along at merry rate, and no doubt before the last performance Sunday evening another box office record will be hung up. A matinee will be given Saturday after noon.
 Tuesday evening the Redmonds will open in the special Xmas week at traction, Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
Plaza

This is ladies day at the Plaza. Every lady accompanied by q gen tleman or another lady will be admit ted free. Atlantis" from Gerhart Hauptman's world renowned novel, is the headliner In this picture story a wreck at sea is pulled off with amazing correctness of detail and realism. A Mabel Normand comedy will also be shown. making seven reels in all. Today is the first day of the subscription to the Christmas fund. At the close of the days business p per cent of the receipts of the house will be turned over to A. R. Redon- do as treasurer for the use of the Poor Children's Christmas fund This action will be continued for one week.
 Tonight the Plaza is going to pre- sent to it's patrons Wright's American Hawaiian entertainers, four of the best of their kind the program to include native songs and dances. Sev- eral Spanish and Scotch dances will also be featured. at seven and nine o'clock,
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17
NOTICE

of the Phoenix and Salt River Valley Directory is about completed and We will be pleased to receive any informa
 tin in regard to change of residence
Arizona republican., 1915-12-17

5O.OOO Red Cross Seals for Phoenix and every seal a bullet in the fight.