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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1916-08-24
LOST.

$500 reward for the return of a
grey shag cat, wearing red collar,
bell and tag with name Tip" en-
graved, to M. Lounsbery, hotel Ham
ilton, Chebeague.-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-11

Second District-Walnut to Poplar,
9Th to Sth ST.; 312 e. Sth st.
Third District-Market to Poplar
Sth to 9th St; $40 French st.
Fourth District-Market to French,
9th to 18th St; 1913 French st.
Fifth District-French TO Poplar,
9th to 18th St; GIG Walnut ST.
Sixth District-Market to French,
18th to 14th ST.. 1920 King st.
Seventh District-French to Poplar
18th to 18th St; 1886 Walnut St.
Eighth District-Market to French
14th to Brandywine River; 6. r..
18th St
Ninth District-French to Poplar,
18th to Brandywine River; SO6 E.
14th ST.
SEVENTH WARD.
First District-Ninth to 18th. Mar
ket to Tatnall St; 900 Shipley st.
Second District-Ninth to 18th, Tat
nall to Washington st; 4Ol Delaware
ave.
Third District-Eleventh to 18th
Market TO West St; 21O W. 18th st.
Fourth District-Twelfth to Bran
DIVINE, Market to West St; n. E. Cor
18th and Tatnall SITS.
Fifth District-Wost TO Adams, 18th
and Delaware ave. to Brandywine
1904 Washington st.
Sixth District-Ninth to 18th and
Delaware ave. Washington to Madi-
son st. 5O4 w. 10th ST.
Seventh District-Ninth to Delaware
ave-. Madison to Adams St; N. +
Cor. 10th and Monroe SITS.
Eighth District-Adams to Var
Buren,, 9th TO Delaware ave-; 90S W
10th st.
Ninth District-Adams to Var
Buren, st.. Delaware ave. to Brandy
wine; 1923 Gilpin ave.
Tenth District-Van Buren, TO Rod
ney. 9th to Delaware ave; no.
Franklin st.
Eleventh District-Van Buren, L
Rodney ST., Delaware ave. to Brandy
wine; 1910 Gilpin ave.
Twelfth District-Rodney to Scott
9th TO Penna. ave. 1890 DUPONT st.
Thirteenth District - Rodney I
Scott, Penna. ave. TO Del. ave-; 162
Delaware ave.
Fourteenth District Rodney {
Scott. Del 10 Shallcross, TO Rowan
to Park Drive, to Rodney; 11l6 Gi
pin ave.
Fifteenth District-Rowan to UniOl
, to Park Drive. to Woodlawn ave. e.
tended. Brandywine River to Shall
cross ave-; 1905 Lowering ave.
Sixteenth District-Scott to UniOl
Del. ave, to Shallcross ave-; 1904 Lii
coin ST.
e. Seventeenth District-17th to Par
e Drive, Union to Woodlawn ave; POI
b Gilpin ave.
Eighteenth District-Scott to De
ave. to Union, to 18th. to Woodlav
ave. to 14th, TO Scott 1912 Lii
I coin st.
/ Nineteenth District-Scott 10 Woo
lawn. 9Th to 14th ST.; 1925 w. 18th {
Twentieth District-Woodlawn
Brinckle ave. 9th to 18th. Odd Fe
4 lows Hall, Highlands.
Twenty-first District-1Sth to r.
Oak Road, Brinckle ave. to Woodlav
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-11
ave: 24o1 w. 18th st.

ave-: 24O1 w. 18th st.
Twenty-second District - Brinckle
ave. to City Line, Brandywine River
to Penna. ave-; 1908 Rising Sun Lane
Twenty-third District - Woodlawn
ave, extended to Park ave. Red Oak
Road to Brandywine; Rockford
Road.
EIGHTH WARD.
First District-Sixth to Sth, Poplar
to Pine St; 524 r. 9TH st.
Second District-Sixth to Sth Pine
to Spruce ST.: 7O1 Kirkwood ST.
Third District Sixth to Sth, Spruce
to Brandywine: 715 r. 7th st.
Fourth District-Poplar ~ Pine, Stt
to 9th ST.; 40 Taylor st.
Fifth District-Pine to Bennett, Stl
to 9th ST.. n. f. Cor Sth and Pine SITS
Sixth District Bennett to Brandy
wine River. Sth to 9th; n. W. Cor. 81
and Locust SITS.
Seventh District-Poplar to Pine
9th to Sherman; 1915 Lombard st.
Eighth District-Poplar 10 Pine
Sherman to Brandywine River; 40S-1
E. 18th ST.
Ninth District--Plne TO Spruce. Stl
to Brandywine River; 81 h.rkwood.
Tenth District-Spruce to Brandy
wine River, 9th TO Brandywine River
/ 721 e. 10Th 81
NINTH WARD.
First District-13th to Brandywin
River. Brandywine River q Delawar
River; 1119 r. 18th Sc.
Second District-13th to 25tl
Thatcher to Delaware River; 15l
| ClaymOnt st.
Third District-13th to NandevC
ave. Thatcher to Pine St: S}d Wand,
yer ave.
Fourth Vandevor ave
25th, Thatcher to Pine st 624
22nd ST.
Fifth District-Brandywine River
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-11

22nd Market to Pine ST.; 4 vandever
ave.
Sixth District-Alarket to Pine, 22nd
to 25th SITS: 2212 Market st.
Seventh District Market to City
Line 25th to City Line; S. E. Cor SOth
and Market SITS.
Eight District - Market to Boule-
ward. Brandywine River to 10th St; S
e. Cor 18th and West SITS.
Ninth District-Market to Washing
ton. 10th to Concord ave-; 1900 West
st.
/ Tenth District - Washington &C
Boulevard. 18th so Concord ave-; 200l
Jefferson st.
Eleventh District - Boulevard c
] City Line, Brandywine River to 2Stl
ST.; ~ e. Cor. 22nd and Van Buren,.
Twelfth Dismict-Market to West
Concord ave. to 25th ST.: w. 2Sd 81
Thirteenth District-West to Boule
ward. Concord ave. TO 25th St; 230
Washington ST.
Fourteenth District Market o
Boulevard. 25th to 2Sth st.; s. w. Coz
26th and Washington SITS.
Fifteenth District Market Il
: Washington. 2Sth to City Line; q
w. 29th ST.
Sixteenth Washington {
City Line, 2Sth TO City Line; 2901 Jel
: fersOn 81.
, TENTH WARD.
First District Adams 10 Van BJ
rem. 4th to 9th ST.; 1913 W. 4th st.
Z Second District - Van Buren,
Franklin, 4th to 9th: 4OS n. Frankli
r st.
81 Third District - Adams 10 Va
Buren,. I'd to 4th St; 1912 w Sd st.
o Fourth District - Van Buren,
:. Franklin, 4th % Sd ST.; 1925 W. 3rd s
Fifth nistrict-Van Buren, to Franz
o lin. Sd to I'd St; 215 ~ Harrison st
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-11

Sixth District-Adams TO Van Buren,
St. 2d to Lancaster ave-. 1916 w. I'd
st.
Seventh District - Van Buren, to
Franklin ST.. I'd to Lancaster ave;
1918 w I'd st.
Eighth District - Adams to Van
Buren, St. Lancaster ave. to Chestnut
st. 1i3 S. Jackson So
Ninth District Van Buren, to
Franklin ST., Lancaster ave- to Chest
nut St; 1O7 S. Van Buren, st.
Tenth District - Adams to Van
Buren, ST., Chestnut to Linden St; 9lS
/ Chestnut ST.
Eleventh Dstrict-van Buren, TO
Franklin ST.. Chestnut to Linden St.;
! 1907 Linden ST.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District - Linden TO Beech
Van Buren, westerly to City Line; 427
S. Harrison st.
Second District Linden and Liber-
" to Beech. Van Buren, to Washing
ton st. extended; sol S. Jackson st.
Third District-Beech to City Line
Maryland ave. westerly to City Line
1903 Banning 81.
Fourth District-Beech TO Fifth
ave. Maryland ave. easterly TO Cit
} Line: SOS Maryland ave.
Fifth Distrlct-Ffth ave. TO Cit.
Line. Maryland ave. easterly 10 CIT,
Line: POI Sixth ave.
TWELFTH WARD.
First District Franklin 20 Rodney
D 9TH 70 9th ST.; 1906 w 9Th st.
b Second District Franklin to Rod
ney. 4th 20 I'd ST.; 229 n. Broome st
n Third District Franklin to Rodney
Cd 10 Linden ST.. I S Franklin st.
o Fourth District-Rodney to DUPONT
. 9Th to Sd ST.: 1909 w 4th ST.
. Fifth District-Rodney to duPon
Sd to Linden ST.; S. W. Cor I'd an
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-11
uENp'SwUNDtRfUL REMENN
M STOMACHtroSsSly
one DOSE c7fAl CONVINCE

Gall Stones. Cancer and Ulcers OF the
Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxica-
ton, Yellow Jaundice. Appendicitis and
other fatal ailments result from Stom-
ach Trouble. Thousands Of Stomach
Sufferers owe their complete recovery
to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Unlike
any other for Stomach Ailments. For
sale by E. NJ. Eckerd. The Miller Drug
Store, n B. Danforth and druggists
everywhere
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-11
Delamore Place.

Delamore Place.
Sixth District-duPont to Union. 9th
to Sd St; N. W. Cor 4th and Lincoln
SITS.
Seventh District DUPONT to
Union, Sd TO Linden ST.; 116 ~ Scott
st.
Eighth District-Union 10 City Line
West 9th to 4th st.; 515 Springer st.
Ninth District-Union to City Line
West 4th to Linden ST.; 22S Wood
lawn ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

We pulled lutp the Hudson river
last night and anchored. EHT0r lh
vlted almost an tte old crowd 2.
visit uE little book. and rt.F 1oa.
danced including ur
Jim Edia astcd we 'a dance
him. and although Dies seemed IA.
think ! was crazy I d.d 'U" fr-.a
tlon waltz with bin.
Little book f va heaven tJ '
able % dance again. aat Un Ht
favorite pale green ra.r- .'' SirI.
frock With uolls. . silver .t.. E-
Jim whispered rHIf' E 1f rtr
rled me away froG under I."E
frown "Msrgla yc4 are pos.'ife.f
radiant TONIGHT YOU have gained
something mysteriousIy fascinating
from your terrible iiin,sss kind a.
spirituality which manrs you I-rc
sistible'
Dear o'd Jim" : answered. "var
are as enthusiastic as ever are0
YOU am never alone RI-h 5000
that 10 not think what "a perfectly
good husband is poI'ed n Turr -"
mainiuc bachelor Are sou 'at.|
20 60 on your lonely way
mo. not particularly. was h.a
sober answer. but none az my mar
ried man friends seem 20 Be ans
happier are YOU happy Wot."
you again marry n you we're. free
looked over 90 whore h.c. "ts
sitting With a ciEaref between E.
moody lips and "a h.ehhall o1 '..
table beside him thought % 'hr
years We had been living togath.r
Of the great ioy the terrible e''...
ahe laughter and tho 'sF~, and
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
WINDSOR BOYS
FALL IN FRANCE

rrNste- Joseph r NJ Ilisau AMI
Normau Nclarcn. ol Windsor ne
r,nort,d Dos the Canadian militia 10
pa.m,nt iu MS rhu,dt, l.s.e. 70
have been Killed IN action
trNtt" Nlllgan's parents liy, In
leland BE had been IA Canada
.uur ears ami was employed by thr
aUala0 Fggt yompm, and i've
b. ,he homs OF Thomas GreeE ~
f5G HoWard ue Windsor gr.tat,
Nclagcn is q con ot Alexander Nj
er'n of Nu I~or. vGo De- s,-v.ns
Ni.h Canadian battalion IN France
Nmlsur men rer,r,t. wounded.
al of whom arr .D English lo..tal.
are Private % Coo4tn rhry.th.rI
.att?ljU1 Pryat,> Urncs TAYLOR
and Victor ToWl.nsop OF ,1c Nlnel,
nnta EuElAr William IaDsiois. ~
he Ninety ninth -lg ot Thomas
'anelois No ct9 Sludv ,lst. AMI
Capt Paul Poisson. e lccumsrh.
Kobe has 4sSgl- people
Canada has s5tSo miles az ral
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
SOCIETY

Miss Grace stearns and Mss Lois
Knowlson have len FOR Miss Bald
wins school. Bryn Mawr
3
Mr. David y Cady and Miss Ma.
bel Cady. have gone 10 Boulder.
Colo, for few weeks
o
Miss Julia r Russel has returned
to the city after pending month
In the Huron Mountain club
o
Mrs Franz G. Kuhn No "A Ed
son.ave, gave 4 luncheon, Wednes-
day, in the Detroit Athletic club
The engagement OF Miss Lsorore
Esther Netting 20 Stanley Stock. o.
St. Joseph, Mich, is announced
G
Mr.. and Mrs F. " Lawrence
gave dinner for Il guests IN The
Detroit Athletic club Wednesday
evening
o
Mr. and Mrs. Garyin DENLY have
closed their summer home Der
brook farm. and are staying iu -ae
Hotel Statler
o
Thursday evening. Oct &c Mlchs
gan tent. No. ll2. Of the Msccsbees
will hold the annual past comman
ders' banquet
o.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward ?. Loud ~
Au Sable, Wit spend re winter ~
Detroit. and have taken AZ apart
ment in the Hotel Stevenson.
Miss Muriel Coats who has been
the guest for month of Mrs. John
III. Sharman. No = Highland ave,
Highland Park has returned 20 her
home in Muskoka Ont
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S Stringham
and family have closed their sum
mer home In Oakland county and
returned to their town residence.
No. 275 Seminole-ave
Mr.. and Mrs NJ A. Mahoney. No
30 Euclid-ave west. Rave issued
cards for the marriage of their
daughter. Erma Louise and Leo
Mcdonnell the ceremony 90 take
place Thursday. Oct % in 'hs
Church OF Our Lady of the Rosary.
o
Over 100 clubwomen members ~
the various clubs belonging 20 the
Detroit Federation Of Womens
clubs. have taken seats for the ui-
ano recital by Nine Ethel LeEiuska
IN Arcadia, Tuesday evening. OCT
%
Miss Emma Austin. No 1900 JET
ferson-ave has returned after
month spent In Boston, New York.
Toronto. and Camp Borden where
the Canadian troops are tn camp
Mrs David Stott was with Miss
Austin in Toronto and returned with
her.
Invitations have been issued FOR
the marriage OF Miss Alice Po,ge
rick and James Ray Connolly which
will take place Wednesday evening.
Oct. %. in the Fourteenthby, Bap
tist church. the Rev " Quarriug
ton 20 ofIiciate
o
George r Goodale 'he veteran
dramatic critic of Detroit was unan.
imously elected Bu honorary member
Of the famous Lamhs' club ~ New
York, in the annuat meeting held
Thursday. Mr. Goodalc completed
his hfty.frst year Of service as
dramatic critic OF The Detroit Free
Press. "Wednesday
%
The tenth annual ball OF the Milk
Fund association ~ Providence hos.
pltal will be held In the Hotel stat
Ter. Friday evening. Nov 3 The
committee in charge promises q
splendid entertainment, and be-.
lieves tha, THIS ball will outriyal
those Of previous years In beau',
and hriiliancy, The officers and 3D.
rcctora af The association arc Mrs
L Watch for fhe picforiaI Re.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

Watch for the Pictorial Re
view Edition of The Times.
Oct. 2Sth. IL will tell the
story Of Detroit's Real Es-
tate possibilities.
Is Your Property Listed?
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
The Man of Many Minds

faith in he has evinced
faith in himself. We what he stands for how
long he will stand BY principle he claims to stand for
he has demonstrated inability TO govern his oWr NINA ana
therefore himself
practically his administration ugged
and mbed situations which demanded and decisive action
and acted hastily which required deep reflection and
hausive analysis before executive judgment.
He has derded fellow citizens for beliefs which he
equenty adopted and deserted in mpromoton only assa
again and recurrently accept.
He has pestiferousy affairs of little
nations while supney permitting interfere
freely with our rights.
He countless of hand the national
honor and suffered them pass the due date donored He
has justified their eshness seseeke and their cowarce
cowarby breaking his pledges for personal advantage
by degrading the lexicon Of patriotism with perlou sophstres
and pinchbeck phrases
historian of distinction he has neither proted by the
amples of history nor the experience ofits makers.
college professor specializing in government and admins
raon he has Topped and oundeed in the ffmen of
blites which for years he daily assumed interpret
cnchngy vndicaes theory George Bernard Shaw
that they who can, DO, and they who can't TEACH"
He has written his Meme Meme Teke Upharsn"has
weighed himself in the balance and is found wanting
Therefore uphold the candidacy and the convictions Of
Charles f. Hughes
The National Hughes Alliance 'sI atI Ets f1sk AnS T%
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

George r Goodale 'he veteran
dramatic critic of Detroit. was unan.
imously elected nr honorary member
Of the famous Lamhs club ~ New
York. In the annuai meeting held
Thursday. Mr. Goodalc completed
his fftyfrst year of service as
dramatic critic OF the Detroit Free
Press, "Wednesday
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

Kobe IA, 4sSal- people
Canada has GlsNe miles az ral
FrH
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Alice Pofte
rick and James Ray Connolly which
will take place "wednesday evening.
Oct %. in the Fourteenthbye Bap
tist church. the Rev " Quarriug
ton 20 ofIiciate
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

Miss Emma Austin, No 1900 JET
fersonave. has returned after
month spent In Boston, New York.
Toronto. and Camp Borden where
the Canadian troops are tn camp
Mrs David Stott was with Miss
Austin In Toronto and returned With
her.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
The National Hughes Alliance

Paid for by the Hughes Alliance Reserve.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08

IN CONFORMITY with the pro- visions Of law. Notice is hereby si-en that the City Commission of the City of Phoenix, Arizona, will meet at the usual place of holding meetings at the City Hall in the said City of Phoenix, on Monday, the Sth day of May. 1916. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M and then and there sit as a Board of Equalization for the city taxes for the year 1916-17 and will continue in session from day to day for a period of twenty days.
 Any person interested in any prop
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08
AGED WOMAN CREMATED
rRepublican A. p. Leased wIre1

PUEBLO. Colo May Mrs Sarah Field. Y years old. was burned in her home here early this morning. The woman lived alone and it is presumed that she accidentally overturned the lam3 sitting on table at the head of rer bed The bed clot ling caught fire and Mrs Field being ill at the time was unable 10 assist herself She was able however~to get to the back door and unlock 1t but was overcome by the flames enshrouding her and her body was found terribly burned by the fire men. Mrs. Field is the mother of R l.. Graham of Pueblo
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08
Bessie Barriseale at Arizona Today

Bessie Barriscale at Arizona Today
 In the new Triangle picture, "Bul- lets and Brown Eyes Prince Boris
 Wm. Desmond) with party Of hus- sars makes raid down the valley of Bothalia. Tn monastery he se@s a nun that attracts him. He discovers that she k Countess Olga CBessie Barriscale), vnose portrait he has seen and admired.
 While olga keeps Boris engaged in conversation her brother Michael re- tuns with troops who capture tho hussar Boris spurns the girl wheh he discovers her :rickery. Olga finds that Boris is condemned to he shot. Ste manages to throw him the key ;o ihe room in which he is confined. While the palace IS searched. Boris k concealed by olga. Later ke is J'- covered by Michael bidding farewell "a olga There is duel With swords. Michael is vdnquished by a thrust through the shoulder. and Boris escapes
 After the war, the father and broth or of olga take her to monastery. where she is to take the veil as q pu1ishme nj for aiding III the escaping of Poris. With a royal permission for his marriage to olga. Boris oveTcomca the opposition of her relatives ant the ceremony takes place in the
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08

records at every house on a trail of three years in the legitimate. This screen tale is so far ahead of the original by reason of the wide range of latitude employed in the filming that it stands alone as the greatest comedy ever used by motion picture producers. It is not n slap stick thing without reason save that em
 bodied in Knocking some actor down or breaking cord wood over his bean, or mussing up his map with cust- ard pie. It is a story of a Pullman car miXup that simply is beyond tell ing in cold type. The audience whicn filled the Columbia comfortably yes tcrday and last night did not finish one heavy laugh until another broke into the one ahead It is a great comedy and the man who wrote the titles is a. rival of the great George Ads for his humor is q thing to be preserved. For the five reels there is not g moment that the reviewer IS not convulsed with laughter. Il is worthy a visit Of anyone who wants to escape the tragedies of life for it will sure cure anything except yellow fever. Added to the comedy is Pathe News reel which gives views of
 Kaiser Wilhelm in the field with his staff The emperor shows by his posing for the camera that he is as
 fond Of the spot light as q prima donna. A splendid fashion show an I seme corking hard riding scenes with the United States cavalry in Mexico are features of a good news reel. If you have single laugh in your sys-
 tenn YOU owe your self visit tD
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS
TEAL SHOW LEAVES
 FUR THREE WEEKS

The Raymond Teal show closed be- fore a big house at the Empress last evening, and leaves today for a couple of nights at Mesa Following the Mesa date it will proceed to Ray and Hayden about two or three weeks playing the Phoenix Amusement com pany'S circuit.
 It was announced last night that the show would reappear on the Phoenix theatrical horizon to play d summer engagement beginning the latter part of May. Manager Teal is impressed with Phoenix and will re- turn to spend the season here, with his popular show.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08
"Sons of Satan" at Amuzu

The little house has a new manager Tn the person of MT Arthur Newman who replaces the retiring door man and Mir Newman will see to the wants of the patrons with the best that. the Phoenix amusement can pro- cure in the coast markets. Begin ming a new policy the little house will offer each day and night a big feature that has a known draft The first one to appear is the Son of Satan Red Feather play of excel thc Columbia the week of it's release in Los Angeles Il Is q corking de tectiye story of the fastest and wick edest lot of, gentlemen crooks who ever rlied the craft
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08
L am ara

The offering at the Lamara today will be the third presentation in Phoe- nix of Madame kalich in Sander the most recent and one of the most beautifully produced of all of the William Fox photoplays. Madame Ka- lich is noted all over America cn ac- count Of her dramatic triumphs She was discovered as an actress in an obscure Jewish theater on the east side of New York several years ago and before very long the rich and artistic sections of New York were thronging to this theater to see the wonderful exponent of the great roles of Sydermann. Ibsen and Tolstoy.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08

assecsment roll for the year 1916-17 prepared by the City Assessor and filed with the City Commission, and desiring such assessment as to such property to be corrected, modified, stricken, reduced or raised. may ap- pear before the said Commission at such time and place and show cause if any he have. why such change should be made.
 ROBT. A. CRAIG, City Manager
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 Hire little salesman al The Re publican office A want ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08
MOVIES OF p. H. s.
 MAY FETE AT L|ON

Today the Lion Theater presents ar array of movie attractions headed by splendid views of the High School May Fete." which vas produced last Monday under the direction of Miss Margaret Hurley. F. NJ. Cotner. spe- cial Pathe cameraman took movies of the entire fete including closeups of the queen, Miss Gladys Fox. the dances and also views of the big crowd in attendance. The film was sent to Los Angeles for development ana the print Was expected on this mornings train, making a record for the taking and finishing of moving pictures in this looalitv./ on the same reel with the May Fete pictures are the first scenes ever shown here of Roosevelt Dam in flood times, with seven and half feet of water flow ing over the dam. IL is a beautiful sight The five reel picture at the Lion today is The Deathlock.' a marvellous photoplay taken in Alaska and starring Frederick Butler and Wilma Wilkie.
 The principal scenes in this won derful photoplay were taken on the famous Dawson trail in mid winter. One of the most interesting features Is the appearance of John Johnson.
 the Iron Man of Dawson. and d noted Klondyke character whose ser vices were secured especially for the picture, with his celebrated team of Siberian 'huskies.' Johnson is the worlds champion dog musher. and his team of Siberian dogs won the last three Alaskan sweepstakes, making them the fleetest tog team in ex- istenCe.
 This program will be showh at the Lion today and tomorrow, followed on Wednesday with Charlie Chaplin ! ,Iurlesqte on Carmen"
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08
"Ezcusc Me- at Columbia

No common or garden variety of the press agent can describe the screen comedy Excuse Mo" which opened for three days stay at the Columbia yesterday The original New Yorl; stase production of this s2icndid farce was succession of
Arizona republican., 1916-05-08

chapel. where she was to bid farewell to the world.