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Evening journal., 1915-03-08
FAVORS JUVENILE
COURT FOR State

The Rev Irene Earll, director of the
Haglcy Community House, in a state
ment today, not only favored the sep
urate entity of the Juvenile Court, but
thought the law should be extended TO
take in the entire state
Miss Earll said:
'May l he permitted to join those
who speak in favor of the separate lu.
Nenile Court For six months, I'm 1908.
l was connected with the probation
Office of ESSEX county. y. w., and in
constant attendance upon both the New.
ark City Juvenile Court and the County y
Juvenile Court. VI complaint was
made against person under rs year.
of age, whenever possible that com
plant was investigated by a probation
officer before a warrant was issued. IN
This way, many cases were settled on
of court, thus saving the child the dis
grace of am arrest This is one of In,
most important features uf mycmh
court But ii the State is too cconomi
cal 10 pay the proper officers for child
saving, sooner or later it will pay
heavier tax for prisons and IN tho un
counted expenses OF damage to perso
and property.
"In New York city much auxiliar.
help is given by the Volunteer proha
tion Association, the Big Brother an
Big Sister organizations.
Concerning the present situation
in Delaware. I wish to protest against
combining the Juvenile Court and
probation work TO the limits OF vii
mington. There should be Stat,
Juvenile Court with State probation
officers. Several times during tn,
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IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH S.
.

Inventive ability and constructive
genius is the sign Of the gift of this
birthdate.
The strong factor Of success in
this persons life is the combination
Of executive ability and a practical
knowledge of affairs.
In the field of chemistry. many
wonderful discoveries are about to
be made this year.
Early spring and late fall will
favor the placing of investment for
persons of this birthdate The gov
erning sign is Pisces and the planets
are Jupiter and Neptune.
The watching of the Wants from
day to day will develop many worth
while opportunities.
Evening journal., 1915-03-08

ID UBLIO sALE-HoUsEHOLD GOODS
FROM A LARGE WEST SIDE HOME,
CONSISTING or HIGHGRADE FUR
NiTURE, RUGS, BEDDING, DRAPERIES.
GLASSWARE. ETC, WILL BE SOLD AT
STIDHAM g. SONS AUCTION STORE. NO.
III EAST FOURTH STREET. FRIDAY.
MARCH ~. 1915. At I O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Oak Bedroom Suit heavy enameled Bed,
three Brass Beds with springs and Felt Mat
tresscs, Drcsscrs in oak and mahogany. two
pieces in bird d's-oye maple; beautiful Parlor
Suit, pieces, mahogany frames; Library
Suit, pieces; oak Library Table. Parl0r
Table, Leather Davenport, with box com
partment; Couch. in black leather; quar-
tered Oak Diningroom Suit consisting Of CO.
inch Buffet; Pedestal Extension Table six
leather seat Dining Chairs, China Closet
set Of Dishes, 100 pieces; Pictures, Brc-s'
Brac. Lace Curtains, Shades, Bed Spreads
Table Linen, Bed Linen.
RUGS FOR THE WHOLE HOUSE
Two Administer Rugs, 0Ni2: ono Wilton
s.3xtO.6; extra heavy Brussels Rugs, 9x12i
also one S.3Xl0.6; extra size lO-wire Brus
sells Rug. 1O.6x12; one extra quality Smith
Administer seamless Rug, 9x12. Some small
Rugs, 36x72 inches.
This is the best lot Of goods that we have
had 20 sell this season and will positively br
sold for the highest bid The above good,
arc in the best Of condition. having onl,
been used about nine months This is 4
chance for parties going to housekeeping {,
buy some bargains. Goods can he seen tn,
morning Of sale. We will store free unit
March 25, and deliver free in the city, good.
bought at this sale.
STIDHAM & son,
mars,1o.il. Auciioueers for Owners
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


Ir YOU HAVE CLOTHES TO SELL.
/ call HARRIET E. FISHER. No. $50 Pop.
lar 81. Phone aT27D. octl3eodf
II ARDwoOD FLOORS LAID. sCRAPED
III and finished Old floors and stairs
scraped and rehnished Phone. d. q A..
3sdS. feba6 I'm.
TT YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
i clothes. call up Isaac Gibbs, 30. s3s
French street. ID. & a. phone No. 2905, and
he will call for them. None bought at
store. ian6-f
ID IANO MOVING AND HAULING-AIL
L work done with special care d. & A.
phone, 231t; Dol, 1912. James Stewart
Lowe, No. 1909 Tatnall ST. jang-tf
II EATER WORK. ROOFING AND
III Spoutng Iobbing and Stove Repairing
JOHN r. SCHWElIER No, 525 West Front
street. Both phones. mar30.tf
KerShaW & Whitten
FINEST LINE OF
Wall Papers and Cretonucs
s. w COR NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
ID. & A. Phone. f20. Wilmington, Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
sugi2-u.
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For Sale

FINE residence, Twenty-third and
Monroe rooms, bath and all mod.
ern improvements. Lot 25xS0. front
ana back porches. This property is
nicely located and can be purchased
right If sold within q sho- time. An
opportunity. Full information, ad-
dress
J. J. PIERCE & SON.
s13 ShipIey Street
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FOR SALE

q OR SALE. CHEAP-NO. l SIZE VIo-
lin. nearly new. Phone, Diamond state
No. $3.50. jan1l-tf.
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APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR RENT.

p OR SALE or iffsNT7~,GI large STORE
II or bakery property in the borough of
Avondale, Chester county, Pa Also a nice
store room, suitable for a millinery store or
a merchant tailor. d. E. Allen Avondale
Pa. mar6-3t
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Doom FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR UN
II furnished No s26 Adams street.
feblO1m
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ROOFERS

KNT r. WILLIAMS co.
w. No. 82l Orange St. Roofing, Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Ventilating
Repairing promptly done. Phone. ian16tf
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NJ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FoH
~ light housekeeping; reasonable No.
MS King street feb5-tf
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LADIES' TAILOR.

NJ ORRIS GROLL, FORMERLY OF
MI Seventh and Washington streets, has
opened a Ladies Tailoring Establishment at
No. S47 Orange street. where no will be
glad 10 receive a call from persons desiring
strictly frst-cass work ID. & A. phone,
d362W. fcb26-eOd.1m.
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NOR sALE-oNE 10-FOOT MARBLE
It top meat cutter and block Apply ker.
shaw's Fourth and Lombard streets.
feb27tf
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HELP WANTED.

NJ IN AND WOMEN WANTED. GONEEN'
vi mont jobs; sos 60 $3.50 MONTH Write
for list of positions now ohtainablc. Frank
mari
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TT S. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE,
I A.. Oihco OF the Secretary Washington,
ID. O.. March 3. 1918. Notice No. go. No
ticc is hereby given that tho Secretary Of Az
riculturc has under authority conferred by
law, issued h. A. l. Order 236 effective on
and after March g. 1918, 90 prevent th.
spread Of foot-and.month disease in cattle,
sheep. other ruminants and swine. The of-
feet of this order as TO Delaware is TO re-
strict the interstate movement Of cattle sheep,
other ruminunts and swine from those por.
tions Of New Castle county within radius
OF five miles Of any infected or exposed
premises TO prohibit tho interstate move
mcnt Of said animals from Kent and Sus-
sex counties and those portions Of New Cas-
tie county outside Of radius Of five miles of
any infected or exposed premises 90 certain
portions OF the United States, except for
slaughter, and TO require the cleaning and
dislnfcction Of certain railroad cars. Copies
of this order may be obtained from the Chief
Of the Bureau Of Animal Industry, Washing
ton. ID. G. ID. II. HOUSTON,
marS.lt Secretary of Agriculture.
Evening journal., 1915-03-08

nv ANTTD-WATCU AND IEWELKY
w repairing Also cyc htting, store
oiirn evenings until o'clork. saturday
evenings until 40 o'clock Original Thomas
Iewelry Store. 40. 400 Market street.
fch1f.N
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REAL EsTATE-F0R SALE.

Il OR SALE OFFER ALL OR PART or
n my property, situated ON Delaware
avenue; also river front Pennsgrove. N. j.,
oonhlsting Of eleven cottages; also new 10
qulre OF Leslie Wood, Ponnsgrove, N. j.
mar3 Ct
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PUBLIC SALE


ID UBLIC SALE-FURNITURE MATING,
4 HOUSEHOLD GOODS WILL BE SOLD
AT NO. 3O7 SHIPLEY STREET. TUESDAY,
MARCH o, 1918, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Bedroom Suits. Iron. Beds. Mattresses,
Tables Chairs Pictures Dishes, Mattings,
three Cook Stoves, Cots, Bedding, Dishes,
Cooking Utensils and many other articles.
Terms cash. STIDHAM e. son,
mRr3-5t. Auctioneers.
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NOTICES

u--.--------~--~--~--.-
AZ ADAM LEO-WORLD' GREATEST
NI palmisi, at Shellpot Park, an winter.
Appointments day or night. Tells past, pros
out nnd future just as you have gone and
will GO through life for 25c. Also reads
colorcd people hands. shellpot Park.
dcc5tf.
~ OTfCE-TENrH WARD DEMOCRATS.
~ Members Of the Tenth Ward Democratic
Club are requested 10 meet at the clubhouse,
No. ll2 North jackson street. on Tuesday
evening az o'clock to view the remains Of
our late member, Francis y. Ticrncy, and
on Wednesday morning, at $40 O'Clock TO
attend the funeral
JOHN W. BALiING. Pres.
NICHOLAS u. LANNAN, Sect
mars.2t
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II wo FURNISHED. COMMUNICAT1ONG
rooms. Use Of light. heat and telephone.
No 1917 West st. febt8-tm.
Evening journal., 1915-03-08

Il URN1sIfED OR UNFURN1sHED
II rooms. reasonable; ladies preferred No.
0ol Iamall st. feb2O.im.
Evening journal., 1915-03-08

r Ok SALE-A BARGAIN IF SOLD THIS
-. week sixroom house, with bath,
LUIS mouse is In frst-class condition. rented to
good tenant at SIS per month. Pine
street between Twenty second and Twenty
'nird. fat a., Address S-45. Evening Journal Once
Evening journal., 1915-03-08
PAPERHANGERS


II Ohm REYBOLD, PAPER HANGER
y no. 1928 MADISON ST. Bell Phone,
h7isL. jan12-tf.
ID APER HANGING - FIRST CLASS
Il work. Isador Strauss, No. 6l3 West
Third street ID. g. A. phone. 3O2s-W
mari i'm.
Evening journal., 1915-03-08

II, ANTED-Ofln TIME FURNITURE,
w oven in broken condition. Historical
China. old icNciry. OLD paintings LEVIN,
s. w. Cor Ninth and Iutnull ID. A.
Phone 6sC6W. fch5-cod.tf
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CHIROPODISTS

.-s-~>-s~>--~S
L LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY, NO. COL
Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns, Bunions Ingrown
Nails, Etc. Evenings by appointment. d.
A., 26l7. ian26-tf
IL LIzABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
manicuring, hair dressing and massaEing.
No. 900 ADAMS ST. d. & A., zoos. Even.
ing by appointment mar161m.
Evening journal., 1915-03-08

ID UBLIC SALE AT RESIDENCE OF ". S.
Il Quigley, Elsmere, Delaware. Wednesday,
March 10, at / clock. One GOOD iamiy COW.
one good driving horse. one Sellers carriage
Of Guthrie make one buggy, one two-soated
sleigh, one single. one set harness, blankets,
etc; hand cultivator and garden tools, one
120.egg Cyphers Incubator, lot Of black Min
orca chickens, lawn swing. Other goods too
numerous to mention. Terms cash.
STIDHAM & son. Auctioncers.
Take Brandywine Springs car. mnr63t.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

- - -
HIr ANTED ~ OXYGEN A'Et y i.hNh
w wcidcr. Apply No. 22i French street
mars %.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

AAUVUT iWh hifNh
,.s->---~-,--->---->>el
N1CE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ light housekeeping. reasonable No.
ms King street feb5-u
doom FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR UN-
II furnished. No. s26 Adams street
febl0.1m.
II wo FURNISHED. COMMUNICATIONS
rooms. Use Of light heat and telephone.
No. 1917 West st. febi8.im.
Il URN1sIED OR UNFURNIsHED
II rooms. reasonable; ladies preferred. No.
ool Iatnal st feb20-im.
I ARGE SECOND STORY FRONT
IL room. hot water heat. electric light
telephone. No. 1927 Market st. mars I'm
~ wO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. SECOND
floor. for light housekeeping. No. lo4
West lwcniy-fourth street. fob22-20t
NJ 1cEIY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH or
~ without boerd heat and use OF tele
pDone' NO. sos West st. feb2o'im.
TSOR RENT-TwO NICELY FURNISHED
Il front rooms for light housekeeping
heat and gas. No. tti6 West ST. mars.12t
NJ EwLY FURNISHED ROOMS STEAM
~ heat electric light, bath, $3.50 up. No
fo2 West Third street. marriott
L OR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
street. feba2im.
Il URNIsHED ROOMS. BATH AND
Il phone. NO. 9O5 sHlPLEY STREET.
apri -rodtf
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ tight housekeeping "rhc Wcsterlcy,
No 6l5 King street. mars w,s-im.
ID ooMs ron LODGING AND HOUSE.
IL Keeping Apply No. 500 West street.
mar5.eod-im.
II wo BRIGHT. ATTRACTIVE. UNFuR
nishcd rooms. Apply mornings or even
ines' No. nl5 West Eighth street u. & A.
fhone, 3iss.W fcb20-cod I'm.
r OR ENT-DEsIRAB1E SECOND.
story front room. Good location An
conveniencos. Gentlemen preferred No 700
Adams street. ian16.u
Il OR RENT-IN NEIGHBORHooD on
Tenth Street Park three or four rooms
| for light housekeeping Dinineroom and
Kitchen furnished, hot water heat electric
| lights, use of phone Address R.17 Evening
journal Once. mart n
BOARDERS WANTED
~ oHE6TRs ~ Nrr6 i--1-''-,c, At NJ
-, Wcst 81. iulyi7-u
] IOOT W SH N G7fON STREET.
lDVt Nicsly furnished rooms. with
ooara. tebi1-1m.
LOST AND FOUND
e----------~------
oSI-DEPOSfT BOOK, NO. sG212 on
~ the Wilmington Savings Fund In the
namo Of Elsie NJ. Biddle mari. .s15.
iT oSr-SATURDAY NIGHT PLAIN
~ black fountain pen. IN front Of No. sf7
washington street Reward II returned to the
same address. tnara.gt
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FARMS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
MONEY TnLnAN


NJ ONEH TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
WI Any amount at lowest rates. Quickly
furnished Address M-dO. Evening journal
Oihce. nov23- 3-m.ws.t II
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TYPEWRITERS

II YPEWR1TERs RENTED - + II r f +
i months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold, $500 monthly. Typowriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency Type
writer Exchange, No. 9i5 Market street
aue22-tf.
Evening journal., 1915-03-08

NY ANTED- D-FURNITURE. RUGS, CAR.
w nois clothing: whole households bought
for cash Largest and cheapest rug mer'
chant IN Delaware. Save money and buy
from me Ready mixed Fire Clay sold.
CHARLES S. HURLOCk,
iuiys.r seventh aud Poplar SirCsi1
xHT ANTED -- FURNITURE or ALL
w kinds; household goods in largo or
small lots. l have $4,000 90 invest In goods
Let me know what you have aud I will give
you hest prices and the cash at once Drop
postal and I will be on the job. Address
T. o. Box 40. Wilmington, Del mari I'M
EXy ANTED-FURNtsHED FLAT, fMME.
w diato possession desired Must be nice
and thoroughly modern. Would want same for
thirty or sixty days only. Phone or apply
Diamond state Automobile Co.. No. CIT ship
10y ST. Phone, 1850. maro-at.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

u EOR RENT-FIvE ROOMS. PORCH
E barn and garden, back Of Eden Park
$3.50 d. & A.. 1s37-W. mar3,5.s.
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SANITARY MnRkERS


NJ h. kELIER-SANTrARY, ODOR.
Nl. LESS EXCAVATING.
Office, S. W. Corner Fourth and West Sta
ID. a. Phone. 511s. oct21 tf
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Il OR SALE-CHEAP FIVE PASSENGER
II automobile, in good running order. Will
make good truck. Phone 126M. Holly Oak
marriott.
Evening journal., 1915-03-08

TT YOU HAVE CLOTHES TO SELL,
l call HARRIET r.. FISHER No. $50 Pop
lar 81. Phone aT27D. oct13cod.tf
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS
HENRY WOODRUFF WILL
 APPEAR AT THE LION TODAY

Henry Woodruff, supported by Gladys Brockwen anG an all star
 casc of noted screen players, is the attraction today at the Lion theater
 iu q Mutual Masterpicture in four
 parts called A Man and His Mate"
 There are some big moments 1n "A Man and His Nate''-an exciting football match, a running fight on horseback and many scenes in the rugged open. country of ranch land
 and foothills.
 This is his first appeaerance on the screen and he has insured his place as d romantic star of the first magnitude. The character calls for dramatic talent of the highest order and MT. Woodruff is splendid in the part. Gladys Brockwell makes an appealing heroine and the entire cast presenting "A Man and His Mate is of a high Ordere.
 The first show is at 10 a. m. and every hour and a half thereafter
 throughout the day.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
An Inviting Field
 For Red Cross Work

Testers men. The beamed ceiling
 is quite what it should be-in fact it all is. Far be it from me to criticize my hosts
 The only thing one misses down
 in the stall is the game, but after it was over MT. Brownie said that the
 Senators had won six to two, and we would have known it by the at mosphere had they lost.
 Speaking of atmosphere. it's most Bohemian in the players zone Not the cheap, affected unconVentionality
 that is so absurd but the really
 truly kind you read about. The bril- liant remarks one scientist makes about another and that sort of thing. Captain Hester who made that mar Velous stop in the third inning,
 must have brain flag after each game.
 He never takes his eyes off of
 player and is the greatest kind of a promoter. He directs every little
 moVement-just the sort of man to
 be at the head of an army But
 where are our brave American girls We would not question their patriot
 ism in joining the Red Cross and nursing the foreign wounded. but right here at home is a work for them they seem to have overlooked. ! The local club evidently has no wardrobe woman. Why do not these | girls who are anxious to aid the needy form club and keep in con ditior the clothing of our pastimers? |? | It was plainly evident to all men
 and women in the grand stand that Captain Hester, the Tempe tempest. I Mir. Goodjohn Mutt and Mir. Pittman | had holes in their socks, showing | their need of a woman's thoughtful 1 care. Then. too, a medicine chest with the first aids might be pro , Vided. for all they have in case of l emergency is part of skeleton,
 which is also used as a warning.
 It is given prominent position amd-g
 the decorative features sas a fine
 specimen of bone. the only bit of ivory owned by the Phoenix team.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
Mothers Day at Riverside

Mothers Day" at Riverside today will find the big pool of fresh water, and the north wall covered with fresh coat of cement. There will be plenty of water for swimming from noon on. The supply of water furnished to the pool is much greater this year and the hundreds of people at the park last night saw for themselves how rapidly the new drainage system empties it. The water which is used for the bath ing pool is as clear as crystal and the finest drinking water in the valley: but not satisfied with this the manage ment is using q '. z. government Tor mula for purifying the water. No swimming pool in the United States is more sanitary than that at Riverside. Woman and all children under F will be admitted free to the park until four o'clock this afternoon and MaXWelfs busses, running from First and Wash ington streets will deliver them inside the park for a nickel. MaXwelfs is the only service which delivers passen- gers inside the park.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
JEFFERY CARS ALL
 DRESSED IN C0l0RS

The new Jeffery cars that are being displayed by McArthur Brothers have caused quite a sensation and with the new color scheme they are wearing arouse no little amount of comment
 Yesterday, A. Cass Redewill pur- chased new Chesterfield six and its Brewster green body, striped with vermilion and set off with wheels of the same color. made him remark that it Wast the smartest thing on wheels at least. he said, everyone you pass turns his head to admire the car.
 McArthur Brothers have commenced work on the remodeling of their sales room and within thirty days will pro vide the handsomest environment for their cars to be seen in the south west. Mir McArthur yesterday re- marked to d Republican reporter that handsome cars should be shown in handsome surroundings, so we are dressing m our building.
 Warren and Charles McArthur are both leaving for the east tonight and will visit the Packard, Jeffery and Dodge factories before returning to Phoenix in July
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
(Ry SALLY JACOBS)

When you are invited to the
 players bench You want to be
 sure and accept. You really will
 have a wonderful time-that is. if MT
 Kane permits you to remain, for he
 doesn't allow visitors when he can
 help himself. Isn't he odd, not to
 want the ball players tC be popular
 for Phoenix would surely win a
 name for itself in the League if the
 SolonS gave a series of little affairs
 in their attractive quarters. And
 then a wOmans good taste and good judgment could make their den even
 more delightful than it is In the frSt place the floor covered in saw
 aust reminds one of those dear little Italian restaurants and that effect is
 good because it's s0 out of the or
 dinary here. With no expense what ever the furnishings might be made
 more in keeping with the scheme.
 For instance. the pillows out on the field are not really necessary and , they could be arranged on the long bench not only for the comfort and cOnVe nience of the men but to serve as q screen to hide from view the Conglomcration beneath the grand stand. In place of the horrid tin pail-a moss covered bucket or even a picturesque stein might meet with the approval of Captain Herbert
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
INCREASE IN NATIONAL DEBT
Nations at War May Raise Their
 Total to IS Billions

Just how much the national debt of each nation TOW at war will be in- creased depends, of course. upon the length of the war; but it is quite within the range of possibilities that the nations involved will be obliged to increase their combined national debts q hdlf-or, roughly speaking. a total increase of about 15 billion dollars. In addition to this the enor- nous sum that will be required to replace the private property destroyed by the War
 How does this affect you and me ? In 1907 NJ. Leroy Beaulieu estimated that the new capital created in the world each year and available for investment in securities was about $2. 100. .000,0 ,000-a sum unequal to the worlds need of new capital in times Of peace.
 Yet. as the London correspondent of the New York Commercial ob- serves, two. of the belligerent nations Germany and Great Britain. have al ready borrowed several hundred mil lion dollars more than the world $ production of neH capital for an en- tire year.
 In other words, the belligerent na- tions may very possibly borrow for national uses alone a sum equivalent to the whole worlds surplus income for the next six years, leaving in dividuals in Europe to repair the ravages of war and ourselves in America to finance our factories, maintain our railroads. and extend our commerce with what is left of the worlds available capital
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07

Heating up the kitchen when it's already 9Q in the shade.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
Double Program at Empress

One of the best programs offered at the Empress for some time will be shown today and tomorrow. There is an Essanay drama in three parts. The Lady of the Snows,' from the book written by Edith Ogden Har- rison and featuring Richard Travers and Edna Mayo.
 The regular Romaine Fielding of fering is "The Power of Silence a drama in two parts, in which the well known actor takes the leading role.
 A Vitagraph comedy of one reel. featuring Lillian Walker and Evart Overton. with one of those ever popular pictures entitled The Table of the Men at the Woman's Club, completes the very attractive pro- gram.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
WIDOW OF TERRITORIES
 SECOND GOVERNOR DIES

Word was received yesterday by Governor Hunt of the death of Mrs. Richard C. Mccormick widow of the second governor of the territory of Arizona
 Mrs. Mccormick, who was ad Vanced in years. died from pneumo- mia at Stanford, x. Y, on April 24. while on a visit to the home of a friend Governor Mccormick was governor of the territory from 1866 to 1869.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-07
Maroaret Clark at the Arizona

The return engagement of "Wild- flower with Margaret Clark in the title role at the Arizona last night proved the popularity of this charming artist. Nothing in which she has ap- peared has appealed more than Wild flower
 romance. filled with photos and humor and it ranks Is one of the best pictures the Paramount corporation have yet offered
 ''WilGflower" will be shown at the Arizona tonight for the last time and it is well worth seeing