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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Precocity.

frecocity may be defined as a form
OF premature mental development thar
Is instaneed when a child Eve wear.
oio mas learned that the drumstick -
not the best part of a turkey sohhler
Houston Post. oo'ei
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Described.

What sort of fellow is Jibworth? p"
VERY impractical. He's the sort of
man who would elect to take a sight
seeing trip in a Observation-Disclosures.
ham Age Herald.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Not Too EootIstIe.

Little sister was gazing at the mir
ror very admiringly, it seemed to big
sister, who remarked. severely and
sarcastically, Think you're pretty,
don't your" "oh. no. said little sis
ter, Tn just half and h-lr."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
The Best of References

Mrs. Hiram Daly-"Can you get a
reference from your last employer"
Applicant-"Shure l can. I've been
workin' for meself for the past six
months. an | recommend meself to
yea very highly"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Il All Depends.

Does your wife object to late din.
ners2'
Depends on whether it's due to nv
meeting friend or her being at the
matinee Omaha Bee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Mystery.

Mhat did old Rastus git married
for?'
GOODNESS only knows. chile. He
Keeps right on workin'."- Boston Tran.
script
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
His Place In School.

Aunt-ls it true. Johnny, that Won
are at the foot Of your class? Johnny
NOT quite. I'm just above the ankle
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16

Reason cannot show itself more rea.
sonable than to cease reasoning ON
things above reason.-Sir P. Sidney.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Things to Worry Ab,,,t

Inc pulse of a kangaroo Is only
naif as fast as that of a man.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
"BsnkrH

The discussion on u
the work bank u
Darling's court might ,
-ried a step further By :
OF our term "bankr1P
don paper. The old lE
changers and lenders >
business at q stand or 2
and when enc was uBsA ,
obiigation his bad
truptal. T
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16

misunderstanding and neglect causa
more mischief than even malice and
wickedness.-F W. Robertson.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

is something doing this time. There is room for dozens of them here, and sunshine enough for all.
 The output of the new Paragon studios at Fort Lee. N. J., will be released through the World Film Cor poration.
 Arrival of the first real war films are exp pccted today by Messrs. Mauk and Richards who recently purchased six tho Isand feet of the battle scenes talk en at the front when the great Austro German drive sent the vast armies of the Car hurrying to cover in Poland
 The war pictures will be shown at one of the focal theaters and then taken over this state and New Mexico for which territory the firm secured the exclusive rights of the pictures.
 While there have been many so-call- ed war pictures shown all over the country, they have been in every in stance scenes taken following the ar mics, moving of troops and ante battle reviews.
 The picture which the local firm proposes to bring here first hand are said by the critics of all the big picture trade papers to be the only war films brought so far from the fronts of the great European fighting hosts.
 They not only show the soldiers at play, in the camps on the march, build ing bridges, making railroads, but the camera man has caught several real battles and the big guns are shown sending out their deadly shells into the ranks of the opposing forces.
 The fact that the pictures will be shown here before they are released on the Pacific Coast is due to the enter prise of the local men who through New York connections secured the rights separately from California In the marketing of big pictures the film makers almost always sell the state of California and then give Arizona for good measure. This deal brings the pictures here while they are still on the screen in New York City.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

Diamond From the Sky the wonderful serial story with I.ottie Pickford in the lead shares feature honors with The Little Teacher a two part Keystone comedy Fatty Arbucile, Mack Sen nett and Mabel NorInand are the mirth producers and they are noted for their lsuEh producing ability.
 The Ten O'Clock Boat a drama containing a very pathetic story and -pnc Wonra n's Way a single reel drama. complete the program.
 Next Friday and Saturday another ouc or the George Klein features will be The headline attraction. Who's Who in Society with ban Moyles in the lead and supported by cast of Broadway stars is movie offering that ought to appeal to every movie en- thusiast in Phoenix. To complete this program there will be one of the ever Topuiar Fay Tinchcr comedies entitled The Deacon's Whiskers."
 THE COLISEUM holds in store q h:r surprise for the people or T'hoc- nix A barrel of fun will explode tomorrow nicht when Lee Harrison and his Southern Rose Buds open their cnEageTnent Their opening pay will bc one of the most anus ing theatergoers have ever had the pleasure to see Tn company has thc reputation throughout the south west as one of the best musical cesscdy companies on the road Whey played two solid years in Fl Paso. alsn two vcars in Dallas. Lee liar rison Is a real comedian and keeps his audiences screaming from the word go Albert Swor. the other comedian. is a brother Of Bert SWOr who hns been featured with Al G. Fields MinstreIs for the past five seasons. Flora Green is the SOIL hrette and Ter sweet voice makes her a favo1ite wherever she goes. Nr Buttons. the character man, is also inc producer and has the repu iation of being one of the best pro sucers 7n this part of the country AIal Wheeler is the boy with the big smile and always puts his songs over with plenty of ginger. Miss Nellie Lee Harrison has some nov cltv songs. and is considered a very good character woman. The Rose Buds carry chorus of whirlwind singers and dancers that are hard to beat Mir Harrison claims that this show is made for laughing purposes orlv and is a sure cure for the blues. The Coliseum will continue their policy of two shows nightly and there will be no raise in prices
 The James r. Lee musical comedy
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE
 THIS WEEK
cContinued from Page Three)

Continued from Page Three) one if the motion picture critics are to be believed.
 Beginning Saturday of the coming week will see another three days nun of a great FOX feature with tie popular Theda Bara in the leading role of Lady Audleys secret. A pie ture of Mrs NJ. F.. Brandon's famous novel. Who has not read the fam ous work. This picture is worthy to stand beside the other great sue oesses of the creator of The Yam pire~ of several pictures
 THE LION will present tomorrow cnly. the original comedy favorite, meaning of course Charlie Chaplin in a scream entitled His FaVorite Pas time" We all know Charlie and it is a sure thing that his favorite pastime whatever it is will make us forget our troubles for a time at least There will alsp be two part Majestic drama ''The old High Chair" with Gladys Brock well in the lead supported by Nargue- rite Loveridgc. w. F. Lawrence. Ray Movers and C. Elliot Griffin. The story of the play is one full of heart interest and Gladys Rrockwell does her Eart exceptionally well.
 A one part comedy Gasoline Gus and th,. Mutual Weekly completes Sundays bill Monday and Tuesday the chief Lion attraction is a two part drama, By Whose Hand" story of a fugi- tive from justice who takes refuge in the mountains and the simple noun taineers take him. A pretty love stor, and several thrilling incidents finally bring the criminal his just deserts. Winifred Greenwood and Ed. CoXen take the leads.
 His Guardians Auto" a comedy and The Little Catamount" a drama with Dorothy Gish in the lead complete the program.
 "Wednesday and Thursday are again double feature days at the Lion. The
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

makers and as picture it can be-pit
 ted against any other two reel feature. The big offering The Truth About Dan Deerins' is a breath Of the ra
 pidly fading days of the frontier west. It tells of a gambler who is suspected of cheating, but who has always clud
 ed the vigilance of the officers He is suspected but like many Of the old time men of the gambling tables he has heart and in an encounter with the sister Of a man whom he has killed in a card game he sees the error Of his life and loving the girl with no chance to marry her, as her brothers slayer, he takes his own life to square the debt Ii is a red blooded story of Gal ifornia and is one of the hest pictures
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

Morosco pictures that the old plant became entirely too small tor the de- ands made upon it. Many improve ments will be found in the new struc . ture which will be the most modern and up-to- date in the country.
 Rumor has it that q new movie company will shortly locate in Phoe- nix. We have heard that story be- fore without result; but hope there
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

company will wind up with one grand jubilee tonight. Tom and Jerry is the last offering and cer- tainly is a good one. Everybody Rag With Me" is the big song hit that sends you away from the thea ter with good feelings and wishes to- wards Jimmy Lee
 
 THE PLAZA offers two splendid fea tures for Sunday. The Black Pearl" melodrana of intrigue and Indian hlack art is filled with sensation and thrills that lifts it out of the common place. It is Iiindoo tale of a pearl that has a mystic charm carrying with it @ woeful effect tQ the wearer>ef the jewel. l. is d master effort of film
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

than s25,OO0,OOO and probably con siderably more and will have the backing of Wall street interests The Paramount Picture Corporation. the World Film Corporation. the V. l.. <. E., the Mutual Film Corporation ard the Universal have all been ask cd to enter the comhination; but our informant does not state whether any or all have accepted.
 The desire is to centrIliZe both the business and artistic ends of the nov ing picture industry, and to conduct it under the principles of concentra- tion. economy. and efficiency which have so revolutionized the commercial affairs and made American big busi- ness" the amazemcnt of the entire world.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29
INTERESTED iN THE MOVIES?

picture combinations yet conceived is now ir the process of formation and, if the carefully laid plans do not miscarry, will be consuInaJed within the next few weeks. The new com pany will have capital of not less
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

that the Plaza has been able to secure for it's patrons.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

They are making movie out of The Saiamander," owen Johnson's widelp read novel. It will be re leased very shortly.
 The Oliver Morosco Photoplay Company are enlarging their plant. So great has been the demand for
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

The Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas has oFer-ruIcG the decision of the Pennsylvania Board of Censors in the matter of The Secret Orchard" The censors decided that this picture could<not be shown in Pcnnsvlvania but the court has ordered differently and the picture may now show " here it wills. The Secret Orchard" is Iasky filming of Charming Pol locks play of that name with Blanche Sweet in the leading r"ie.
 The Battle cry of Peace" Is the Vitaeraph comrarA<s latest and great est effort It is plea for prepared ness against War and deals with an imaginary attack against this coun- try by foreign foe presumably Germany
 The Birth of n Nation has just passed its A00th performance at the Liberty tbeater ill New York. playing at regular theater prices. $2.00 top.
 Herbert Rrennon sailed for Jamaica last Wednesday to produce what is tc be the greatest of all the William OK plbduttibffS, q super ldH- tasy of reincarnation. involving my riad fairies. elves, witches. gnomcs, sprites and mermaids. It will involve the building of an entire city on land and another under water Fox has given Brennon absolute carte blanche as to the expenditure of time and money for this feature. Tn addition to the company of more than one hundred principals, there will be 2,250 supernumeraries. the costumes for all of whom will be specially designed for this production.
 The star of this great feature will be Annette Kellerman, whose fame as Neptune's Daughter is still great. William l.. Shea will play the male lead, who was with Theda Bara i'll The Clemenceau Case"
 They are making q movie out of The Salamander," owen Johnson's XvfdoIts read novel II will be re-
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

is something doing this time. There is room for dozens of them here, and sunshine enough for ali
Arizona republican., 1915-08-29

The output of the new Paragon studios at Fort Lee, N. J., will be released through the World Film Cor poratiOn.
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NOTICES.


and within Wall St, Pearl st.. Old Sip.
East River. whitehall ct. Broadway.
Beaver st. and William ct,
The second Election DISTRICT !. BOUNDED nor
Old Sip. Pearl St, Wall st. and William st.
and within New Chambers ct. James Slip.
East River. From, st.. Dover ST.. Pearl ST.
The fourth election distric, is bounded
by and within New Chambers st. Madison
ST.. Roosevelt st.. oak st.. Pearl ST., Fulton
81. William d.. North william ct. and
The nth election dissr,c. !. bounded BY
and within Roosevelt st.. Madison st.. New
The sixth election district .. bounded BY
ysme, St. Ne. Bow.sy, Roosevelt st.. Park
A? The az. Seventh. asi' %. Ss c a@si.,r,e, 1. bounded
by and within Catharine 81. Oak st.. James
b; Ss. J Ghnm' 81. s nd NSSi.osI' 81 d. No"
The eighth election district Ii bounded
by and within cstharine 81. Catharine
slip East River. James Slip. james e.
Tho ninth election di.,r!o, =. bounded by
River. catharin. slip. and a diagonal line
from the corner of Catharine and cherry
SITS. to the corner Of Hamilton and Mar
The tenth election district Is bounded by
and within Market ST., a diasqnal I'M
49, ~, ~ W.
SITS. catharin< st. and Madison 81.
The eleventh election district 10 bounded
by and within Market St. Madison St,
Catharine At. and Henry st.
The twelfth election district Il bounded
by and within Rutgers St. Monroe st.
Pike ST.. Madison 81. Market s. and
The thirteenth election district is bound cd
East Hy a1 R,vs si's Marf Rs's siip. Ma M.srk as' e.. 'Mss .iR.
son st., Pike 1T. and Monroe st.
The fourteenth election district In bounded
by and within Jefferson ST.. Cherry St.
Rutgers st. and Henry st.
The fifteenth election district Is bounded
BY and within Clinton ST.. East River,
Rutgers slip. Cherry St. Jefferson ct. and
Madison 81.
Tho sixteenth election district Is bounded
by and within Montgomery st., Cherry St,
Clinton ST. and Madison u.
The seventeenth election district In
bounded by and within a diagonal line
from the corner Of Montgomery and Henry
SITS, to the corner Of Gouverneur and Madi-
son SITS. Madison st.. Jefferson st. and
Henry st.
The eighteenth election district 10
bounded nv and within Gouverneur St. a
diagonal line from the corner Of Gouver.
Montgomery and Henry SITS. Henry st.
~. and Division u.
bounded by and within Gouverneur st..
way. Clinton n. and Grand n.
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Fourth Assembly District.

The hrst election district Is bounded by
and vain Cherry st., SCANNED ST. Water
ST. The ss' seeond T.; .%le Gaft N, Gis,r snd IS s'i sGSna 81;
by and within Monroe st. Jackson st,
Water St. SCANNED st.. Cherry st. and
The third election distr,c, is bounded BY
and within Madison st. Jackson ST.. Mon
roe st. and Montgomery Of.
by and within Gouverneur st, Grand st.
and Madison st.
and within willett at, Broome ST., Cannon
st. Delaney st, Lewis st, and GRAND st.
The sixth election district is bounded BY
and within Ridge ST., Delaney St. Willett
The seventh election district 1. bounded
by and within Clinton st, Rivington st.,
Attorney st.. Broome st. Ridge st. and
The eighth election district Is bounded
by and within Attorney ST. hlyington ST.
Clinton St, stanton ST.. Ridge 81, and
The ninth election district 4. bounded by
and within Ridge ST.. Stanton st.. Pitt st.
The tenth election district. 1. bounded
By and within PIT st.. RivinE,on ST..
The eleventh election district Ia bounded
by and within Pit ST. stanton st., Sheriff
st and Riyinston q.
by and within willett ST.. Delancey st.,
sheriff ST.. stanton ST.. Columbia st. and
Th thirteenth election district Is bounded
by and within Columbia st.. Stanton ST.,
Cannon at. and Broome 81.
Tho fourteenth election district is bounded
by and within Cannon st, a diagonal line
from the corner of Cannon and Stanton
cts. to the corner OF Rivinston at. and
lie wi, st., Lewis st. and Delaney Ut.
The fifteenth election district Is bounded
by and within a diagonal line from the
corner OF Rivington and Lewis sts, TO the
corner of Cannon and Stanton sta, Stanton
ct, Goerck at. and Rivington st.
The sixteenth election district u bounded
-, .-I atfhin Sfanfnn y Eaaf pI,nr
Delaney st.. Lewis st.. Rivingron at. and
Goerck at,
The seventeenth election district Is
bounded by and within Lewis st., Delaney
ST.. Tompkins st.. Broome st.. Mangtn st.
and Grand st.
The eighteenth election district Il bounded
by and within Jackson ST.. Madison IT.
| Grand st. Mangin st.. Broome st, Tomp.
kins St, Delaney at. and East River.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

by and within q diagonal line from the
corner Of Ninth ave. and West Abth st 10
the corner Of Eighth ave. and West 44tn
St. Eighth ave-. West +Sd st. ana Ninth
The NTH election district Is bounded BY
ana within west tsth st.. Eighth ave-. 70
corner ' Of IVES, ..s d,'s &C., and Elssth ave.
to the corner Of West i5th st. and Ninth
A'si and Ninth ave. =. bounded h.
and within West 9th St. Eighth ave-
West tsth ct. and Ninth ave. .,
The seventh election distrie, Is Sound ass
the corner Of west t7th 81. and Ninth ave.
corner Sanss e of Sla anS Az. a': .a 3 IVES. .a' 18Th =. 70
The eighth election district Is bounded
line from the corner Of West As,h e. and
and West Iis,S ct. west is,h st. and Hud.
The ninth election district H. bounded by
and within West <7th st. Tenth ave. west
The tenth election district is bounded by
and within West +sth St. Tenth ave-. West
47;h st, and Hudson River .,
by and within West eth ST.. a diasona,
line from the corner Of West t7th St and
and Tenth ave. and Tenth ave. -,
The twelfth election district r. bounded
BY and within West 18th ST. Ninth ave.
West +Ith st. and Tenth ave.
The thirteenth election district Is bounded
by and within 9 iiasonal line from the
the corner. Of West isth st. and Eighth
ave. Eighth ave. West Attn ST. and Ninth
The fourteenth election district Is bounded
by and within West Goth ST.. Eighth ave.
to West 4yth St, a diagona, line from the
the corner OF West isth VI. and Ninth AZ.
The hfteenth election district Is bounded
nv and with m IN Unnal lima from tho corr
ner of Tenth ave. and Yves, 18th st. to this
CORNER of West !s,h At: and Ninth ave.
Ninth ave. and West 4sth ct.
The sixteenth election district Is bounded
by and within West 18th Ut. to Ninth ave.
E ss, dia 60 and Iip N,n tiom ave- the TO so TN: corner or We 81
Tenth ave. and West 18Th st.. and Tenth
The seventeenth election di.tric. Is
from the corner OF West 18Th st. and
II EleS ana re eya, to the r s9Iner ave. os W Ssa w s.,a
4sth ST.
The eighteenth election d,,tric, !,
line from the corner Of west 4sth 81 and
.sG'h w sys: Z; e., tho Sc. soTn %.. Of n ss;S Il. an: AND
: nias;..n.n election a,,.s.e. !.
Tsnth ave: West ss;h st. and Eleventh
eo TN; sssnt;..s Ssst,0r u Si'iT.. u
Tenth ave. West S0th st and Eleventh
ave.
The twenty fret election district q
bounded by and within West 5oth o..
Ninth ave. West tsth Of. and Tenth ave
bounded BY and within West 5lst ST..
Ninth ave. West 6oth st. and Tenth ave
bounded by and within West 5lst ST.,
Eighth ave-. West 50th 1T. and Ninth ave.
The twenty-fourth election district Il
bounded by and within West 52nd at,
Eighth ave. West Sist st. and Ninth ave.
The twenty-ffth election district 4,
bounded by and within West send st,
Ninth ave. VEST 5Ist At. and Tenth ave.
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The nr.t election dis,ric, 4. bounded ey
and within Canal e.. Mulberry o.. Park
This second election dis,rie. !. bounded
by and within Bayard ST.. Mott st.. Pe!l
st, Bowery. Catharine St. East broadway:
The ,hird election d,s.r,e. I. bounded BY
Mo- Mct, s s,'. ssy SaaA, st, 's and S %sissiry st. st.
The fourth electi6h district Is bounded
by and within Canal st.. Chrystie St. pivi-
The NTH election district 10 bounded by
and within Hester st.. Chrystie St. Canal
The sixth election dis,ric. is bounded by
Broome st.. centrs Marke, place. Baxter
g. Hester ST.. Mot, st. Canal st. AND
Ths seventh election d,ss,.c. !. bounded
st.. Mott e.. Hester ST.. Baxter st. and
The eighth election district Is bounded
by and within Grand St. Bowery. Hester
The ninth election di.,ric. is bounded by
and within Grand o.. chrystie e.. Hester
The tenth election di.,r,c, II. bounded by
Grand St. Bow.ry. Broome st. Elizabeth
The eleventh election district is bounded
by and. within PRINCE st. Mott e., Spring
sis E'. splina 81. IT, ana sFo %nyser IT; Cleveland
The twelfth election district is bounded
by and within East Houston St, Elizabeth
st., Prince St. Mulberry ST.. Spring st.
The thirteenth election district IL bounded
by and within East Houston st., Bowery.
The fourteenth election district is bounded
s sy i Rir,n m'sna" 81 Ea ssd H sosery. s. chr''"e
The aftenth election district 10 bounded
by and within Bond St. Bowery. First 81.
Second ave-. East Houston st. and Broad
The sixteenth election di.,rtc. is bounded
BY. and within East tth s.. Second ave.
Jones st. and Lafayette st.
Tho seventeenth election district Is
s sSaa1s' s TX A .ss. s s.eona A sSe. D Fac, t StS |.
and Lafayette st.
The eighteenth election district Is
ave, 9Th s.. and Cooper square west.
The nineteenth election district Is
bounded by and within a diagonal line
square Yves, TO the corner Of 81, Marks
place and Second ave. Second ave. 9Th
The twentieth s %sisctien dis,;lc. 1. bounded
by and within East 10th st. Third ave.
East 9th ST.. Stuyvesant st. East 10Th st..
ner of Second ave. and st. Marks place to
the corner Of 7th st. and Cooper Square
West, Cooper square Yves, and Fourth av.
The twenty-hrst election district II
bounded by and within East iIth St. Sec
ond ave. East 10th ST.. s,uyvesant G.
East 9Th st. Third ave. East 10th st. and
Fourth ave.
The twsnty-second election dis,ric, Is
bounded by and within East 18th St. q
diagonal line from the corner OF East 18th
81. and Third ave. to the corner OF East
18th st. and Second ave. Second ave, East
llth ST. and Fourth ave.
The tweIty-third election district r.
bounded by and within East 18th ST. Sec
ond ave-, q diagonal line from the corner
Of Second ave. and East I3,h st. to the
corner OF Third ave, and East 18th St,
East 18th Of. and Fourth ave.