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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
UNFURNIsHED-Continued.
HARRY wARDMAN,
1870 K st. NV. Phone NJ. All

UNFINISHED HOUSES.
50. 0O0. Mass near GOTH $50 1875 18th nw9r.b
SITE. 1925 %, Adj $3.50 2434 Pa av,1 0r. b
500. 1892 nv, 14r,2bl $37 .5O.1515 Buchn 6r. b
500. .1s12 nv. 10r, Obi 1878. .21O NV, Tor, b
$780, 1854 Lamont. l., 3bl S3. so 1858 Perry, Or b
500. h 18th. ISL, b S3:. 80 1863 Homead g. b
500. 1915 Col I'd. 12r. 3b S35 80. .447 18TH Or b
Ss5. 1912 Calvert, 12r 3b S35 O.149 RI 6r. b
$75. .2706 Ontario. Or 2b S35 a429 Ontario Or b
S75317c 18th nv, .2b So 1909 Perry. Or. b
S75 1859 lar. 2bl $325 1904 LIST NV, Or. b
S65. 1920 18th nv. ID s3o.ao.161 Il av ne 6.b
SOS. 1897 Madison 12r2 S3O:5O.354S 11th nw.8 b
$50 sc. 1924 18th. 15r 2b SIT 30. 1928 I'd ne. 6r b
500. 51o 9th NV. lar, b. SD so 1905 9Th NV Or b
$50. 939 NV. 12r b 81. so. 747 Hobart, 6r. b
$50 1923 Calvert. 11r, Obi 500 90. 65 Sc. Or. b
1923 18th NV, lar. 500. so. 719 Harv'd. 6r. b
$50 .3517 18th. Or, b $15.5O. 1885 Or. b
$50. 1841 NV. Tor 2bI $40 80 1873 Florida or. b
APARTMENTS.
Wardman Courts 18th and Clifton. ST.. b. $50. 90
Chatham Courts. 1881 Col. road. Ar. and b. 90
LenoN. 1873 l. NV. rooms and bath. 1850
1ch T St NV, rooms and bath. A.. on
Willard Courts, 18th and Willard. 4r. & b. $500
Wnrdman Courts. 14th and Clifton. Ar. b.. $50
Tuxedo. 1899 r st. NV. Ar and bath. -. 81. 80
Courts, 14th and Clifton. 3r., b. 81. 90
Chat ham Courts. 1871 Col. road, 3r. and b. 80. so
ca2f 18th st. NV. rooms and bath. 'J. 30
Prince George. 1913 Both NV. 6r.. d.. 81. so
lisa bella, 1853 Newton NV. 5r and ba th.. 81 so
Tuxedo. 1899 7 at NV, rooms and bath. %. 81
2526 18th 81: n.w-.:' rooms and bath IS. 30
213s California ave, 3r. and b.. IS. so
Duquesne 1859 Newton W.. Ar and ba tn. % 81
Cha than Courts 1871 Col road. 2r. and b. p. so
Wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton, 2r., b. 81 so
Isabella. 1883 Newton st. NV. 4r., b.. q. 30
Lfnox. 1923 ]. st. NV. rooms and bath. -. 90
LepoI, 1913 j. ST. DIV. rooms and bath. q. 90
213s California ave-. 2r. and b.. 1880
Tuxedo. 1879 7 st. NV. Or. and bath. -. %. 50
Isabella. 1883 Newton ST. NV, 1r. and b.. 1880
HARRY WARDMAN,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO.,
$50 NV. pr :b. $50 00 2O16 18th NV 81, b. 40. 90
b16 9Th NV. 14r.b. 80 90 1875 Church. Or b. 81. 80
1721 10th NV. .2b.5 1850 NJ roe Or b35. 90
1891 PIX I'd. Tor 90 1904 1st Sr. b.. 30. 50
1919 Ont I'd, Tor. b 90 IA lie, Sr. b.. so
1870 9th Tor, b. II so fO12 18th Tor b so. 80
1912 NV, Tor b. ~ 80 6t3 NJ roe Or b3O. :Ju
1909 18th 2b. 200 1877 10th NV. Sr. b 80
The keys TO any Of the above may be secured
at this ONCE, as well as complete list of other
good houses.
NJ. AIS. 1413 4; st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

WILL SELL SLIGO EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL
home in the northwest for s3oo. Do not an
swer unless interested or prepared to pay
the required cash. Address Box 49, star office.
HERE'S MORE HOUSE VALUE FOR YOUR
MONEY THAN YoT EVER SAW BEFORE.
ROOMS $3.50.
Highest elevation i'll NV. south and east
exposures: wide ave. faces large park !;
native shade in back yards: complete cellar
and kitchen: panirirs: IS inch double floors:
hardwood trim: roInnnade entrance {" parlor;
screened-in breakfast porch. big bedrooms:
full tile bath; attic: ;l"t-water heat. electric
lights; SIT double porches: terms to suit. by
builder and owner. EoN 3o3 Star Office. .s
FOR SALE--BY OWNER HANDSOME sUKuE-
ban home. in ideal section of Takoma Park,
Convenient TO two car lines and is being put
in first class condition: painted inside and out
and papered: has . large. bright rooms and
hsth: spacious porches: furnace heat: open
fireplace and gas logs: chicken house and gar
don. fruit and shade trees. Will sacrifice for
only $1,000. Box 10Y. star office
FOR saloon Il. I. AVE. NV. BEL wEEN
Scott Circle and 18th ST., 10 room house, in
AL condition. Price only SO. $50.
p. Fl. ROLAND DEUEY,
Phone Main s65s. aot Southern hudng
HERE'S THE BIGGEST NEW HOUSE BAR
GAIN EVER OFF Erred.
Best section of NV; car lines; big lot :;
H. heat, "I"r and Gas: attir; inr,osed back
Kt'fLbEH. RoN go. Star Office. IS
BEST VALUE II SOUTHEAST.
6-r"om new houses: tile BATH double p"rches s,
price. easy terms. Box :s4. Star Office III
INSPECT TODAY.
Best 7-room house In town; location, con-
struction and price arc right.
223 ROCK GREER CHURCH ROAD.
~ end Of Soldiers Home cars; facing park. 90
MOST ATTRACTIVE HOME FOR SALE; s
sts on tM. 'prs arss lot ors nI
near 18th and Park road. Will sacrifice for
$4,000 rhon. for further RsEIcnlars' NJ. 1855.
2O3 Colorado bldg.
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A Quick Sale at Sacrifice.

GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY SEAT.
LOCATED ON NORTH SHORE
OF LONG ISLAND.- OVERLOOKING,
N0RTHPORT HARBOR AND LONG Is
LAND SOUND.
The Eden of Long Island. 40 miles Tor hour,
from New York city. Pennsylvania station. q,
acres high elevation; colonial house; IA rooms.
:. baths. hardwood floors. concrete cellars steam
heat. electric light, telephone. large library,
wide verandas: beautiful lawns filled with fin
shade trees, 80 fruit trees. driveways ar
tesiau water. tennis courts; large barn, garage.
storage house. ice house. hennery: large gar
dens. fine pasturage; water front boat landing
fine anchorage: large chestnut grove; all in fine
condition; within > minutes walk of Northport
post office, trolley station: fine stores, high
schools. churches; population. 200. Write for
photos and fult particulars brokers protected. 10
owner. {. W. DlfMONT. - Cedar st New York.
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FOR 'RENT-HoUsEs.
HANDSOME
HON r.

Ideally located north
Of Million Dollar
bridge and half block
west of Connecticut
avenue. The house IL
In excellent condition
and has 10 attractive
rooms and = baths.
All modern improve
menfs. Out of town
owner has authorized
us TO make easy terms
and 10 sacyifice for
Only S-500.
Never has such 0
home in this refined
section been offered ~
such a bargain. See
IL at once.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
713 18th ct. NV.
Phone Main ..,,36.
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u ~ T y II y 1871
II 7 nv. 16r. 5 baths
< stable, year. s., 800
Mass av near .1,3d.
lar, 4 ba this. -, 600
Mass av. cor. 5b.yr 900
II I av, 14r.3b.yr. 800
18th mr. ? NV. 1.r.b. 200
1913 18th. l2r. 2b. 200
Adams Mill road near
Col I'd. 15r. 3b. 200
1900 l.. 2Or, 3b. 200
Conn av near Woodley
road. 15r. oh. .1h6
10th near 7, 15r.3b. $50
1886 18th nw.12r.2b. 125
S near 21st. 14r.3b. 100
1918 Belmont. 12r. 2b. 100
34O6 X NV, l2r, 2b. 100
Sc cor Old and Pa av,
22r. 2b 100
1873 X l av, 13r.2b 80. 90
ESQ =, Tor. p. 500"
X | aT near leth' II
30, CARA &c ..-.- % o. I'D 90
!ss6 >. IT p. 49, 90 90 ~ ,,o
i.4s +, LIT. 80 -eo.o W
~: III. isth, sto&nr.p'o.oo
l-.h Mass aS' Ill.,,
- ......-12-' p w
LIS IA aV.stn. o. pi'.oo
IS. fneips place. -oo
lur, - -...-.. COW
:-4oS "a av NV l'r. M
3D. garage .2.u ou
1 ,,W : IF. ~ ~, 10. 80 NJ
i -n LAS r.aes ~ ~ 90
~ ~" i,, H. i'r: u .,,, 49, u"
-, a Inn ne, ~ II. ~, I" NJ ""
1 , X NV, I'VE s. y. o.'.M W.
!4o. .ist NV lur, ~ $1,000 no ""
H. dgo aver, lIr'-p %" ,,o
-" i3'h. OF, y. M ~, w.
id HarV a. ,o o d NY !. y
I 80" y, aver, Ut !; % D., ~: ~
i 1eot ~ M ~ ~, - ~
LOT 10. ~, ~, III 70, 0p ~ 49, ~
go 90 .,a at,i' To os' ~
.-o cVth. W, ~. ',o'% Nv,
to- . NV t"r , .w;w
VI
I'D i3is heh9 on, OF a.; p.3 o., '"
~ sea ,oti nW'1r' p. ~, >" :"
o .u3 iLh' o. 80. "a, :"
3.u'o IN IN. oT, 10 ~
-iuo hth nW:or
,,o, roR Io! q. ~ =
iaoo oorc H. VT. u % ID o J"
. ,aos .o r H. 'r' D. D.. 80. ."
Inv n; d, D. , =! -. 30
:,,..,, Sher an' or !. h'o ., >"
N ~ nner NV, W. $500 -. ~
.US nIIii ne. mr. D. -. ~. >"
80 - Isl IS; or, u; ~, on
10. t'h; ~, OF. % ~, '--.''
Sr l. .1.;,O
,an- Ch,-ch Gr Ii ~ 20
~ a
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CEMETERY LOTS.

ROCK CREEK CEMETERY-THE CHOICEST
corner lot of or 10 sites. fronting parks.
close to church. Bargain to quick buyer.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1To4 EUCLID ST.. NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
road. Elegant 10-room residence. Hot-water
heat $1,000. Open.
N. G. WATTS. s25 Vermont ave.
FOR RENT-SIX ROOM AND BATH BRICK,
1850 Sc. rent, $3.50. Call on OWNER,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

town section: near Scott Circle: income. s. 100
per annum: l6. investment. clear Of debt:
easy terms: dealers need not answer. Box $50,
Star Office
IN ALEXANDRIA CITY A FINE 3-STORY
brick building on King st. near Washington;
suitable for stores, apartments office rooms;
inspection invited. JOHN ID. NoRMOYLE,
Alexandria, Va
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MOORE L Hill. INC.),
1902 II st NV.
USFURSISHED HOUSES

HE'D HOUSES.
901 Sth NV, sto&dwJ0. 90
10 1881 Park I'd. Or.2bJO.50
1929 Webster. sr, b. 1850
10 1852 Willard. Or. 2b. a. 30
70 "o2.2 18th, Tor. b. .47.50
70 1925 10Th nw.sr,b.47 so
70 $50" Park I'd. Tor. 2b45. so
NJ 21i9 Fla av. Or, b. AS. so
11"3 Corc'n. Or. b. 40. 90
10 1415 Hopkins pl.9. b45.00
10 100 + Cap. 10r..b 45. 90
1436 .. Tor. Oh. $3.50
10 1910 Webster, sr. b. 40. so
% 1715 Church. Or. b. 1000
. 1882 Goth, Or. b. 1000
NJ - Tacoma av. b. 1000
No 1229 Harv'd, 10r. b.. 1880
W 1916 9th. Tor. b. 1880
30 @ NV. Tor. b. IS. 20
NJ 1927 NJ av. Or. b. 80. so
No 1870 Willard. Sr. b. 80. 80
~ 1872 Willard, 81, b. $50
403 P. Or. b. $500
% AZ n Y av. Sr,2b. 3O.50
10 1912 Riggs. Or. b.2S.50
vol 13.6-55S 9th nv, s. b. $3.50
10 I X ne. 11r. b. 500
1878 Ingleside ter.
10 Or. b ......... 2s. 90
10 1884 Inglesidc ter.
Or. b ..........o7.50
10 GAL sth ne, 8r, b. $50
3571 10th. 7r. b. $3.50
10 81 y Y av ne. Or. b. %. 80
NJ 1901 -1003 Savannah
No st. Or. b. .-.....2o. 30
10 II. L Sc. sr. b. E. rs. 80
NJ 2i37 X NV, sr. b. ESQ
NJ 1889 Goth nw,sr. b. 80
Nd SO2 I'd NV. 6r, b. 20. 30
NJ SO4 I'd NV. Or. b. 20. 80
10 513 18th ne. Or, b.20.30
NJ II 9th ne, 6r. ..tS.0O
10 T57 Fairm't. Or. b. ..1s.5O
70 1903 n Sc. 5r. b. 1850
10 Es7 Flor ne, Or, b.14.m
10 6,9 Florence ne. g, b14.00
M $50 Florence, 6r, b. 400
TRY Ey .Ts
"a, -, - ~, Ia op "a
"a 5,oa, va h IL s0
10 SO I'D, Ar. h. =. Il. 90
80 6.6 I'D, 3r. b. LOO
i'm rr>.>,rc
n n III, a.. O. O. ,e.o
:" 20. ~ 49,, ,.n. .. l., ie ~
~ ~ -. 49,, W. OF a. = ~ 20: :"
N ~. NV az s. * n
,o s1n X Iiar 81 n TX 5o
:" 800 600 ~ i ~ so a'' 70; r' u "a s0
14i2 Ives Sc. Or. b. 1880
30 1927 X sc, 6r. 1880
80 - Eenton ne. Or lis
20 ll7.3 X, Or ..ll.50
20 1887 X Sc. 6r. ...11.5O
30 Foundry alley. 4r.lO.5O
1920 Lees ct. 4r.w.10.40
20 zoos y J av. 1000
20 700 Brooks court, 4r9. 80
30 1o7 y Sc. 6r. $50
- No. / North row ,1r.s.5o
20 1920 Lees ct, Ar. 800
20 3d. en- ct ne, 4r, W. $50
20 336 F. sw. ar. 500
~ G15 Freeman's ct $50
10 1904 COTS sw 4r850
10 R'r 4S7Is. wash 1880
10
.ENT LIST AT OFFICE.
rtv for rent. A complete
mel. 1902 b at. NV.
o
E ~. * W ~; Nne.''
NJ 81 ~ ,.,os 100.
t nIaln t IosIV.'
,n, 90 ~, 80 q. !, o.,
v. II fla av NV. Or. 25 90
|" DOC {, IS. Sc g. ar .0o
" . .a " NJ "; OF, OF, o. O. ;. :; ~
~ 10 81 w Nv w. Pr D.. .oo
- % - ne ne, ~, D:.:..A. ~
NJ 1864 1863 sth NV Of you
~ ~ ao1o ON ~ NV, Old. 9.50
~ oI65n n' r na s Az nw'2r' ozo. o0
~ ~ ., &C., "a as hw,4r..ll.sO
NJ o. ' - ue' H..e.oo
r. oiprn
Mill pottarson M
% 1919 X NV Ar h 80
" tl'' i"h NV. 81 LOU
'npuS
10 53s Is. Sc ., m
~ 3410 NJ NV, Or. b. % az
No 7G6 l. NV on m
10 290i 11th nw.,..15.50
,Ol
LATS.
" dns ISL ne. Or. b.1S.50
~ IHIo ~. ., " i3.9o
TMENTS '"i 'oA~.'"
TIIE pEpr1r
NJ Ant ID h 90 M
~ AMI 30 A. n az ~
E ROOMS.
GRO Sc
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WILL PAY $50 TO $50 A MONTH FOR TO
10 room house. west of 10th and north Of NJ
ST.; term lease from August l must be mod
in every respect with first floor Kitchen
will deal with owner who desires to mo,lerniZa
house not now rentable: for house with garage
will pay up to S125d. BOX a. Star office. 2Os
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KANSAS AVE.-SEMI DE-
tached bk.; lot 30x110; rooms, b., reception
hall; double sleeping porch. screened: q. m. t.;
garden garage: strictly white neighborhood;
cars, stores, schools, churches. OWNER, 443
Treasury.
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FUN hENI-bU PROPERTY
LARGE BUILDING. 150x25; DRIVEWAY IN
rear: two store rooms. .5x60; each suitable
for wholesale business; reasonable. Apply
Box 2uO. Star office.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS IN ALL SECTIONS.
GET OUR LARGE LIST
SEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
STAR WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 NEW YORK AVE.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
IN WISCONSIN AVE. PARK. LOTS 20 AND 81,
in square 1879. being BOX l45 # each. to a I5-
foot alley: for sale cheap. ORLAVUS JCVE,
Az Southern bldg.
18TH ST. NE, NEAR MD. AVE. AND q ST.
car line. Lot 1Sxss. Price, 500.
9TH ST. ne, bet. l. and NJ sts. near Fla ave.
Lot 20X100. Price, 5000. Offers wanted
A. s. CAYWOOD,
915 New York Ave. 20s
OWNER, LEAVING us. WILL SELL 25x1OO
IT. lot, Richmond Park ,adjoining Cleveland
Park. near Friendship. 81. $50; $3.50 cash. $50
monthly notes. S. l.. MARIN. 1897 l. NV.
H0LMEAD LoT-50 FEET BY ZIG; ON SPRING
road near New Hampshire ave.; at bargain.
G. BAKER
1910 Euclid 81, NV "a
CEMETERY LOTS.
ROCK CREEK CEMETERY-THE CHOICEST
corner lot of 10 sites, fronting g parks.
close to church. Bargain to quick buyer,
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FOR sALE-PRICE. 81 500 ON COLUMBIA
Heights just off from 18th St: house contain.
ing ten rooms. two baths. hotwater heat;
deep lot to paved alley, with room for garag-:
Property occupied as a home and offered
at this reduced price in order to consummate
prompt sale.
Ross & PHELPS Inc:l. "a 14th st: NV:
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COLoRED TENANTS-ATTENTION
2@09 Cleveland ave: rooms in splendid
repair: good yard: rent only $3.50.
2133 9Th ST.: rooms. bath, porch; good re-
pair: rent. $3.50.
lila 18th st. NV: : rooms, bath, large
yard being completely renovated very cen
trail; rent reasonable.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INC. 1888 st.
FOR RENT-oPPoSITE LINCOLN PARK, l2s4
North Carolina ave. me-; warm house; south
front: rooms: all modern improvements; In
arst-class condition; rent, 5000. Apply 1928.
or TO BREWOOD 519 18th ct. NV.
$31 .50-9os < ST. NV, FLAT, Or. AND B.
$ob.5O-912 N. Y. ave-, fat, 3r. and b.
S45.75-a20 H st. NV, 12r. and b.
$4O.5O-1110 9Th ST., Or. and b.
$1750-Store and Or. and bath dwelling, S2l
Va. Sc, in first-class repair.
J. LEO kOLB. saaS N. Y. ave. NV.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

OR o ROOMS HOUSE, WITH MODERN IN
provements. NV: will give in part payment
house on Irving ST. between 18th and 18th SITS
large rooms tiled bath. hot water heat, val.
ued at $500, and LOCO cash. Address Box
100 Star office,
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Epson Il CO.. 1885 r N.
! 702 G ne. Or, b. 3.5O
1243 Md av ne. Or. b1S.5
343 Champ ST. -. Is. 80
III 10th Sc, ir, W. 1880
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
KEROSENE EMULSION
 FUR PLANT L!CE

This nsecticide is made with two gallons of kerosene. F pound of soap and one gallon of soft water. Whale oil soap or soft soap is preferable to common hard laundry soap. If the lat ter is used it should be shaved fine as this makes it easier to dissolve it. Dissolve the soap in one gallon of boil ing water. Add the water when boil ing hot to the kerosene and churn at once by pumping back upon itself with a force pump from five to ten min utes This should make thick. creamy emulsion. It is advisable to test this emulsion for free kerosene by mixing a small quantity with an equal quantity of water and allowing it to stand for few minutes. If free kerosene separates out at the top it will be necessary to reheat to the boil ing point and churn as before.
 The stock solution made as directed above is for diluting with water before using. For plant lice or other sucking insects during the growing season di- lute at the rate of one part of the emulsion to ten or fifteen parts of water. For scale insects on dormant trees or plants dilute at the rate of one part of the stock solution to four parts of water but on growing plants the emulsion should not be used stronger than one part to nine parts of water.
 Satisfactory emulsions may some times be made with hard water by breaking" with lye, but owing to the danger of incomplete emulsions being formed and carelessly used the at tempt to prepare kerosene emulsion with hard water is not recommended. When milk is available one gallon of sour milk may be substituted for the one gallon of water and one half pound of soap in the above formula. Sour milk emulsion is much easier to pre- pare since no heating is necessary
 Kerosene emulsion should be applied with d nozzle giving a fine spray but it is important that good pressure be used. Only those insects actually hit by the liquid will be affected.
 Kerosene emulsion is not recommend ed for general use as a contact insecti- eide. Against aphiS of various kinds nicotine mixtures are to be preferred when available. For scale insects on ornamentals or on fruit trees in the home garden kerosene emulsion is ire quently the most convenient and ef- fective remedy. The application of this nsecticide to tender foliage during bright sunshine is to be avoided
 A. w. MORRILL,
 State Entomologist
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
MEXICAN EDITOR ARRESTED

FL FASO. March 15.-Fernando Gamochipi, editor and proprietor of Fl Paso Del Norte. the official organ here of the Carranza government. was arrested tonight and the edition of the paper which was to have been put on the streets tomorrow cOnfis- cated. The direct cause of the action was an inflammatory article in which Gamiochipi called on all to prepare to defend themselves against the common enemy and predicted that all factions would unite if the Americans crossed the border.
 The Americans are prepared; the Mexicans must prepare" was one sen tence.
 Shortly after Gamiochipi was arrest ed, Andres Garcia, the Mexican con sul here hurried to police headquar- ters and asked for the release of the prisoner. The police refused his request.
 Two papers devoted to the interest of the DiaZistas have recently been suppressed by the police.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
NEW AGRICULTURAL
 REGION PREDICTED
Possibilities of Artesian Water Near Duncan Lead Homesteaders to
 File on Rich Lands

Banking on the success of an ar tesan well that is being put down in school section near Duncan, settlers have been active lately in filing on homesteads. The applications of three new settlers were received at the |. $. land office yesterday. They are Fred Thudium, c. G. Van Zant and A. F. Wasem.
 With good possibilities of success in the water seeking venture, the region bids fair to become fine agricultural section, and a big addition to the wealth of Graham county. There is a great deal of good land available in the Duncan section, and, aside from it's fertility and it's water possibilities, this section has the additional advantage of short haul to markets When they begin to produce crops, farmers here will have to ship only 2S miles to Cliff ton. The nearest competitor will then be the Gila valley, which will have to ship about l50 miles.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
F|KE' E'SPETIT|ON
 FUR STAY DENIED

The corporation commission yester- day denied stay of order asked by Freeman Fike, proprietor of F'ikes Auto stage in the matter of the in vestigation of auto traffic between Phoenix and Globe.
 F'ike operates a line of cars between casionally sends a flock of Fords through to Globe. The corporation commission some time ago issued an order regulating the cars carrying passengers over the Apache trail. The order went into effect Tuesday. Just eight hours before the order was effective, Fike hurried in and asked that it be held up long enough for
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
he Bread Prob.

lem is not a problem in the home where Shredded Wheat is known. The whole wheat grainis the real staff Of life, and you have it Il Shredded Wheat Biscuit, preparedin a digestible form. It contains more real, body building material than meat orcggs, .sinore easily digest cd and costs much less. The food for the up-and-coming
 man who does things with hand or brain-for the kid- dies that need a well-bal- anced food for study or play - for. the housewife whoj must save herself from kitchen drudgery. Delicious' for breakfast, or any meal, with milk or cream. Madej Ct Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

him to file suit in the superior court, testing its validity
 The commission denied the peti- tion on the grounds that Fike has had plenty of time heretofore to bring suit in the court and in case a stay was granted, it might be months before Fike started his suit.
 This being the case, Fike will have to comply with the commissions or ders and carry but four passengers in each Ford, and otherwise change the present methods of carrying passengers about the valley.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
NOTED AUTHOR STOPS
 HERE FUR SHORT STAY
Author Turned Lecturer is Making a Tour of tke Southwest Under
 lyceum Bureau Auspices.

Among the noted guests who spent the day in Phoenix yesterday was Opie Reid, known the world over as the author of many delightful novels
 Reid is travelling through the south west urde.' the auspices of the Red path Lyceum Bureau, giving lectures. He spoke last night at Prescott and continued on to Fort BaYard, N. M.
 The noted writer has made several visits to Phoenix in the past, and is quite well known here
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
CAPTAIN GREENE IS DEAD
 Republican A. D. Leased Wire1

SAN FRANCISCO, March b. Ca2tain William Woodus Greene, com manGer of the TOyo Risen Kaisha liner Tenyo Maru, died today in Hon. oluM according to word received here at the office of the steamship com- pany. Captain Greene was stricken with illness yesterday when the liner arrived at Honolulu. He was 5 years old and q native of Ireland, and was in the service of the Japanese, line as master for sixteen years.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

Enrolment in the Eugenics Reg istry is now in order, according to an announcement made by the National Conference on Race Betterment from its headquarters in Battle Creek, Mich. The Eugenics Registry will include list of human thorough breds." The first names to be en- rolled are those of Miss Sue Myrick of Millidgeville, Ga, and Miss Bar bara Brockman of Fort Smith, Ark. Miss Marjorie Fulstow is the field secretary of the conference.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

Some Cigar-MAX ROTH'S Hand made, 5c straight-(adv)
Morris tribune., 1916-06-02
Ryhn BUYS a Home

M. J. Ryhn, the progressive At
lantic avenue tailor, has decided that
it is too expensive to pay rent and ac-
cordingly he has closed a deal for
a home of his own in Morris. Last
week he purchased the Fred Stinson
property on First street and Oregon
avenue and is preparing to move there
as soon as the Stinsons vacate which
will be in about two weeks. The
property consists of two lots and a
six-room house. The consideration
was about 81, 500.
Mr.. Stinson left last week for Chi
cago and Kansas City where he will
look after business matters before re-
turning to Buenos Aires, Argentine,
where he will be employed as mach
inery expert for the Advance
Thresher Co. He expects to return
to Minneapolis in few days when
Mrs. Stinson will go there to meet
him. 1t has not been denfitely decid-
ed whether or not Mrs. Stinson will
accompany him to Buenos Aires. She
has visited that city before when she
spent winter there but did not like
the city.
Mr.. Ryhn and family came here
from Wheaton few years ago. Since
their arrival they have grown to
like Morris and have made many
friends. Mr.. Ryhn is enjoying a
large and rapidly growing tailoring
business and his intentions are to re-
main in Morris permanently.
The rooms vacated by the Ryhns
will be occupied by Paul Kruger and
family who came to Morris recently
from Framnas township.