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Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
INDIANS VERSUS EVANS

The Indian school ball team will clash with the team from Evans school Tuesday morning at ten o'clock at the Indian school. The game will be played in the morning in order to not clash with other doings in the afternoon.
 Coach Nenne announced last night that his team was in first class shape and that everything considered, they were rounding into shape pretty fast.
 The Evans school lads have one of the best teams in the valley and the game tomorrow will probably be fast from start to end.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
FORMER CHAMPION
 ID PLAY JOHNSTON
Mid Winter Challenge Meet for Tennis Sharks Nears End on Coast, With
 Big Clashes Coming.
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LONG BEACH, Cal, Feb. 20- George Meyers Church of New York, former intercollegiate champion and national ranking player, who defeated Clarence Barker in the mems single l today, was regarded as the most like ly opponent of William Johnston of San Francisco, national single cham pion, in the challenge round of the mid winter tournament of the South orn California Tennis club, being held here
 Church, with Winnie Mace, of Los Angeles as a partner, qualified for the semi finals in the mems doubles Oscar Marshall during the second days play of the tournament
 Johnston and Roland Roberts Southern California champions, won two matches in the mems doubles They defeated the Reinke brothers and Roy Hornidge of Los Angeles and George Weightman of Boston.
 Roberts also qualified for the semi finals in the mems singles, defeating Victor Dixon.
 Maurice Mclaughlin and Thomas Bundy, former national doubles cham pions, won three matches in the dou- bles events. They will play in the semi finals tomorrow.
 The semi finals in all of the events will be played tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
K. C. FISTCS
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. 20.-Louisiana and Benny Chavez, lightweights, have been matched for a fifteen round bout here in Convention hall on March g. according to an announcement made tonight The men have fought two ten round draws here recently. The proposed bout will mark the resump- tion of fifteen round fights in Kan sas City,
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
OUTLAWS LOSE FAST
 CAME ID ARZ REDS

The game played yesterday afternoon between the Outlaws and the famous Arizona Reds resulted in victory for the latter nine, the count being IA to 6. Teams which have in the past been able to defeat the Out laws have been few and far between, and the Outlaws are feeling rather elated over their victory.
 The game was pulled off on the Polk street yard, and this was the first appearance of the Outlaws for the season. F. Washington was on the mound for the Reds during the entire struggle, but during this same time, the latter sluggers succeeded in knocking out four of the opposing pitchers, and it was due to the Out laws pitchers inability to deliver a good article of ball that the game was lost them. The slab artists used by the Outlaws were: Opdenhoff, Ander- son, Westfall and Dick Benaneto.
 The score by innings
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21

training. It is hoped that the other high schools of the Valley will be ready for a track meet soon
 The Coyote will be out again to- morrow during the third hour Better be present and get a copy.
 How many out of last years foot ball squad will be back in the game next year? Is a question that is puzzling hundreds of football coaches. The student body of P. H. $. are de- termined to have coach Francis Geary back on the field with there football team next season. With Geary coaching football the Coyotes will have a fourth state champion ship team.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
Y SPORTS %
BIKES STILL GOING

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 20.-At the conclusion of the twelfth hour 2S9 miles, , laps, had been GOV cred today in the siXday bicycle race in Convention hall here. This mark was announced as 9 miles, II laps ahead of the worlds rec ord Eight teams are still tied for the lead.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
BOSTON TENNIS
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BOSTON. Feb. 20.-The semi final round of the national racquet singles championship tournament brought Stanley G. Mortimer and c. C. Pell, both of Toledo, the latter being the titleholdcr, into the final round today Each advanced easily. Pell winning from H. D. Scott of this city and Mortimer from Joshua Crane, also of Boston, in three set matches.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
PHYSICAL WONDER
 F|ZZ|CA[ FAILURE
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CHICAGO, Feb 2O.-Jess Willard was ordered to bed by his physicians today and, according to information given out later, he may not be able to fight Frank Moran at Madison square garden in New York on March 25, to which date their meeting was postponed owing to the condition of the heavyweight champion.
 Willard suffered a relapse on Sat urday. it was said, and, while his physicians do not consider his illness serious they believe it would be wise for him to remain in bed until he is well enough to resume light training.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
NEW RECORD MADE
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SAN DIEGO. Cal, Feb. 2O.-Cor- poral Albert. Smit't attached to the Signal Corps Aviation school a. North Island, established what. is declared to be a record endurance flight for hydroaeroplanes Saturday. when he remained in the air eight hours and forty-two minutes. The American sustained flight record for pilot alone in machine of this type formerly was held by Lieutenant John Towers [. s. N, who flew for more than six hours at Annapolis in July 1914.
 The Aero Club of America will be asked to pass on Smiths flight.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
Every Little Movement Has a Meaning All It's Own

"WestV' who sings the mighty stick of
 fame. And breaks up many, and many a
 ball game. Give him credit for doing a thing or
 two. Yes give him credit for springng
 something new. With his mighty bat he stands at the
 plate And never, never strikes too late It is he whom pitchers hate to face But yet they do with the best of
 grace. When Fat connects with the snow
 flake so white He knocks the darn thing clear out of site. And thus by GoinG he wins his fate, By Bringing home victory before it's
 too late.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
GRAPPLERS TO MEET
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SPOKANE, Feb 19.-Jess Wester- gaard, wrestler, departed for San Francisco to fill an engagement with Ad Santel. Westergaard announced he would wrestle with Santel Feb ruary 22, taking the place of Franl, Gotch, who is ill,
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
BRAVES SIGN UP
 ALL BUT DAVIS
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BOSTON, Feb. 20.-J. C. Car lisle, third baseman of the Boston Nationals has signed contract for the coming season, it was an- nounced today. Only one player, George Davis, pitcher, now re- mains unsigned It is understood that he will be rendered a con tract that will permit him to fin ish his course at Harvard law school before resuming baseball activities.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
BIRDS" WING SOUTH
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NEW YORK, Feb 20.-The exodus of baseball players to the South ern training camps began today with the departure of the first contingent of the New York American league team for Macon, Ga. Thirteen men were in the party.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21

School days are not so bad, after all. When one can look forward to the time when a big game of ball will be played between the Alumni and P. U. H. $. on Washington s birthday Tomorrow the students will attend school just the same as on any other school day. But the hours will be fixed so the students will be out by noon.
 r. H. s. has mighty fine school spirit when it comes to bringing machines around in time to take a winning team to Mesa. There was such a large number of machines that showed up yesterday afternoon that the manager was compelled to engage two of Fiske's fastest travel ing Fords in order to be on hand for the gape, scheduled at 3 o'clock sharp. But there's no place like home when you have to get dynamite to wake the fellows up. Now the fel- lows who promised to be on hand, and didn't SOW up, can consider them selves "balled out"
 As a mere matter of suggestion, we would say that an assembly held during the first hour this morning would make a great difference in the attendance at tomorrows ball game.
 The standing of the Valley league base ball clubs:
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
NOTED SKIPPER DEAD
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CONES, Isle of Wight, Feb19.-Thc death is announced of Captain Frank Spencer, aged S6 years. He com manded James Ashbury's schooner Cambria, the first English yacht which challenged for the America cup.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
THE INNER CIRCLE

Some of the most exclusive ladies will now and then cordescend to sell you ticket to some affair.-E,x change
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
CLASSIFIED

How would you classify a tele- phone girl? Is hers a business or a profession?"
 Neither; it is a calling "-Christian
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21
Let Want Ads Rur
 Your Brands -.

Almost every article of household use from a vacuum cleaner to a din ing room set. or any kind of housohold help-a maid, cook-you can find quickly and cheaply with our Want Ads. Turn to our Classified Adver- nslng section. Ycu may hnd there right NOW just what you have been looking for. If moi, send or phone little three or four line Want Ad to us today. It will go out through the columns of this paper all over ihis city and will almost surely get the de- sired result.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can,
Arizona republican., 1916-02-21

Coach Geary will start the track boys off this evening into good hard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

proved disastrous on more than ana
occasion.
me AFFAIR began 80 quietly that no
ono could have suspected it's cxtraorJi.
nary outcome. One morning John WAS
seated In his study. going through somo
business papers. when his valet nm.
nounccd that n poor woman wished to
SEQ him. Burton at once gave an ON.
phatic refusal. lie had learned long
since that philanthropy, If 1t would bo
business lines. and all appeals for his
assistance were straightway referred to
trustworthy secretary, who either in
vestiEated them In person or made in
Quiries through one of the many chart
table associations in the city. By this
means he. a young millionaire was
saved at least from downright swim
ding.
The servant was leaving the room
when it became evident that the
would be visitor refused to be denied
She had crossed the hall and was
striving to enter tho study without
further announcement.
Moreover, John had heard soft
well-spoken voice saying tearfully:
II am sure if only MIR. Burton-~voul
come and see my mother he would help
her. There is no one i'll all this large
city more deserving Of assistance"
Bitter experience should have taught
Burton that tho more plausible the
story the greater chance there was
that 1t might be based on deceit But
he never could refuse the appeal of II
woman, so. changing his mind he
babe the valet allow the applicant to
enter. Yet some degree of prudence
having. been forced on him by events.
he no sooner saw that the new conner
was young aud good looking than he
made Il secret sign which warned the
servant To remain within earshot.
The girl. who was Very poorly
dressed. and seemed to lie in state
of genuine misery, told him that her
name was Blanche Griffin.
My mother has been broken down
| by anxiety and illness she explained.
J FEATHER died two years ago. and my
brother is in IL hospital, having been
seriously injured while at work in a
| munition factory. We have really
| tried hard. Mr.. Burton. to keep body
and soul together. but my mother alb
| Solutcly refuses to have our wrctchcti
| little family troubles investigated by
| the ladies who come around on what
| they term Stun work 1t Is not our
| fault Tint we have TO live in the
slums. and it is hard on broken down
working people that they should he
| ciassed with outcnsts simply because
| poverty has overtakcn them"
The plea was nothing new to John.
| He had often found the dircst want
| M Inn cfri,,
/ poor, and ono of the chief difficulties
| organized charity has to conquer is
! brought about by the false pride which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
MARIE DORQ ~ "TItE LASH"
80 Az THE NI.W THEAT

Marie poro, who recently created
such Il success in Common Ground
Will be seen at tho New Thcatcr on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, in
the Jesse L. Lasliy production OF "rhc
LASH" from the story written cspc-
cially for her by the noted drtmatist,
Paul West, and prepared for the
screen by George Dubois Proctor.
Miss Doro is surrounded by cast
OF unusual excellence, including Elliott
Dexter, james Ncill. Thomas Dclmar.
Vcda McEvcrs, Raymond llntton and
Jane Wolf.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Blanche Sweet will be seen in The
Storm"
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Everything you rrnu here you can
scc this week at the lsiA
TWELFTH EPISODE.
The iIcII-ta ats.

When, II ever the biography Of John
l!urton, tcnth Marquis OF Castlctou liz
written. his adventure with the gang Of
notorious criminals, known to the police
ami 10 newspaper reporters as The
Cats viii probably bulk large
ia that Interesting and exciting record.
In tn: first place, il was through
their instrumcntality that he had met
Grace Coo. an event fraurht with the
utmost significance 10 his future lffc:
secondly. he c"ntriVch to get himself
markcd down for the gangs signal
vengeance, with results which mca rly
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refuses To make known its Hufferingo.
tho girls manner and appearance.
CHANGING ut Il diary. he found he had
no engagement Of importance that
morning. The weather was fine. and
the district named by the girl was not
far distant. SO John decided To accom-
pany her. and. as his car WAS tenn
porarily out OF commission. they went
there together on foot
Now. the valet happened To be an
unusually ubscrvant man. lie WAS we'll
acquainted with his masters tcmpcra-
mcnt. and regretted the soft hearted
impulses which seemed To lead Mr.. Bur-
ton into so much trouble. He the
valcD had formed somewhat I'M
favorable opinion Of blanche Griffin.
Her wrctchcd rags and ready tears did
not deceive him at all. lie saw that
the girl was well nourishch: that her
hair had been tinted. and that her
checks bore traces Of makeup recently
applied.
Further. when his master aud tho
young woman crossed the avenue and
turned into Il side street. they were
followed by :, stociy, overdrcssed
young man. who seemed to have been
awaiting their appearance.
At any rate for some reason. which
the vale. himself could hardly explain.
this latest cscapadc OF his masters rem
dcrcd him uneasy. Above all else. he
did not like the name Of the locality
given hy the girl rs her mothers resi-
dcncc II WAS highly improbable that
decent working class people would live
there at all.
tro Go Continued
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Movie Calender

NEW-To- morrow. Tuesday and
"Wednesday. Marie Doro in "'rhr
Lash"
II.E-rn- morrow. ''ihc I<rcut-
scr Sonntn," with rhcdu Bnra aud
Nance N'Nril
acknowledgements and Tuesday.
"'rhc scarlet Ituuncr." with Earl
Niliinms: also. Charles Hickman in
h'rhc Dawn nf Freedom: WrdnrS-
day. Triangle picture.
ISIS-rc- morrow. NitnSrnph pie
lure: Tuesday, October -, "rhe
Yellow Mcnucc," with Edwin Stew
ems.
:, EOLONlAls-I'n-m and rncs-
bRy. "NiStcr 3j,'' with liIrolh Loci.-
wood md May Allison; Wednesday,.
Nnry Miles Nintcr in "DuIcic's Al
venture
STRAND - To-morrow. tuesday
and Wednesday,. Lillinn Giah In
sDiHnc of tho Follics."
NICTOR-'ro- morrow. "ShicldinG
shadow; Tuesday. "Libcrty," with
uurlc Wnlcnmp; Wednesday, "Brn-
rice FairfuN.
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ism can be banished in three nights i'm
many instances, and you can awaken
in the morning with Il beautiful ma
tural rose colorcd complexion us fresh
as IL daisy.
have known dozens Of hollow
checked. wrinklcd. aged looking wo.
men. who had given up all hone of
again. to Come back" and again be-
come most beautiful youthful and fas-
cinatinE ~ from two to three weeks
time by this wonderful simple mcthod
No matter what your age or whyJ
you have tried unsucccsSfully. skin o.
beauty and youth. Merely wash va :.
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SlI.t. CRAIG,
at tho Isis.

of Fine Arts stars, viii lac seen in
the Triangle picture, Diane Of the
Follics." at the Strand for the first
half Of this week. beginning with the
performances tomorrow. The story
hinges around "a show girl. who mar
rics. but who can't give up her ycarn-
ing for the stage and her associate
y new keystone comedy also will form
part of til. program.
For the Weekend William S. Hart
will be presented in "'rhe Dawn
maker. together with Keystone
comedy
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.TIIE SCARLET RUNNER
SIllll.S NO OPEN AT NDirNN

Though features Will rule nj tho
Odccn each day during this week, tho
most Interesting will he the innucurn
ton of the Earl Williams series Of
pictures Tomorrow and Tuesday. This
series comprises twelve pictures, each
providing the star with a now Leading
woman. and each leading woman being
II star in her own right. The stories
arc from the now famous automobile
story, '"rhc Scarlet Runner" written
by c. y. and y. NJ Williamson. Tho
first Of tho series is "rhc Car and His
Majesty" in which Marguerite Blake
IL the leading woman. The other fca-
turc on the program will he Charles
Hickman in Tho Dawn OF Freedom"
Wednesday and Thursday Will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

face In warm water at night and rul.
IN Il tcasroonful or two of any good
purc roscatcd cream. which you can
obtain from your druggist i'm tn.
morning wash the face with cold
water and rub In moro cream
In three weeks or less watch tla
magic transformation. Sac how tic
Ola. hardened. coarse, rough skin turns
mo new. FRESH: SOFT. youthful loollin.
SKIN almost before your very eyes. al,
due To simple skin uSnloSiS uru,i,I,.d
'SoIciy Dy warm water and rnsca,rI
cream But he sure to usc only ,,Irr
roScatcu cream, as IL is an entirely
different thing from ordinary Fac.
With them; | personally prefer Cream"
|Tokalon RoScatcD. but ANY .nnd
brand VIII do. lf you have Wrinkle
get a box OF japanese Ice pcnciin ana
use them in connection with tho .rcnm
ana YOU get quick action on The Icc.-
lest wrinkles. no matter Of hoN long
|StandihG. IN one nights time and
awaken on the morrow To witness
most astonishing results.
personally guarantee success in
articles which write on subjects re-
iating to beauty OF ! viii refund the
amount paid for any products which /
recommend. provided you take yOur
dealers rcccip, at the time you max
your purchase. My American address
Is Simonc MaricX. 90 Wcs, END street
New York. ~
-. ToTE-Thc manufacturers OF ,.rcm.
Icl;s,i"n ':Dscatcd have such unboni,,i"I
, ,G,t ~. IN Their pnr,icnlar brand ,fst
table institution If II can be- shown thai i.
WI, "a" hanish every complexion bicimisi
wrinkicl, car"-wrrn. aged women I'M ,hre"
inNs ,in'c ~ many Instances 1t can y.
pure from cohen CO. TraEic's BInir's w.
most any good druggist in this city.--AdN.
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ISIS THEATER TO SHOW
NlVAl.NAI,u pICTI-RES DAILY

The ratio OF admission TO the Isis
Will be cut in half under the new
policy, which begins tomorrow. Ely
tho new arrangement the Isis will
show VituEraph pictures exclusively,
the program being changed each day.
Some of the biggest stars in the pic
turc armament will he offered.
On Tuesday, beginning October Il,
and on each Tuesday for sixteen
consecutive weeks, the screen YER
sion of that powerful story, THE
Yellow Menace, with Edwin Stew
ems and other famous stars, will
be presented. There will he no nd
vance in prices for this serial 1t
merely will be added to the regular
program.
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"SiIlELDING SHADOW"


The "ShicdinE shadow" :; Patio
serial. viii begin at tho Victor ThCatcr
tomorrow, when There also VIII he
shown 81 mcdy and the Hearst Week
~. On Tuesday tho feature will I've
another chapter of Liberty, with
Marie Walcamp. ana "n Wednesday
there will hc presented Beatrice Fair
fax" and other pictures.
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LITTLE THEATER TO SHOW
EIiIDN NAliA II TWO pLNNS

y solid week of 'rhcda Bara attrnr-
tions Will bc offered AT tho Little.
which opens its doors again for fair
week. The first of the ljura pictures
will be The ErcutZcr Sonata" III
which Nance ONcii also is featured.
During the week Miss Barn also will
he seen I'm THE Two Orphans" an
other Of her now famous successes.
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"MISTIsIt ~" Will. BE
uTKAGTION At CnIOlAI

Harold Lockwood and May Allison
are cOstarS in tho newest Metro pie
tur", Mister a., at the Colonial to-
morrow and Tuesday. The picture is
said to carry the stars through some
Of tho most thrilling adventure yet
depicted on the screen. In addition to
the main feature. there also VIII he
shown on TIA" program II Goldberg car
toon and - 'athc news
ON Wednesday and Thursday the
Colonial VIII present Mary Miles Min
ter in "Duloics Adventure" together
with Florence Rose fashion rect and
new athletic film.
"DIANE or THE I'OI.IIES"
WILL BE STRAND FEATURE.
Lillian Giah. assisted 10y "a number
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Doubling the Capacity.
DURHAM. ~ c.. October The
North state Knitting Mills OF this
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THE GRIP OF EVIL
NY I.nI,ls r,,ACy

NY LOUIS TRACY.
Author or "rhc Wings VI the MOrulnE,n
"Ihc Piilur of Light "fhc Terms
of SURRENDER" .Numbrr IS.''
Etc.
NoScfixrd from the Series OF Pilot OpiayA
of the Sumo Name Hclcasrd by
pRthc.
tCopyrishh. 1910. ny Louis Trncy.p
Everything you READ here you can
sec this week at the IsiA
TW ELFTlI EPISODE
INTO TUE rIr.
CHArTER mill
FIRST DAY.
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/ Triangle days. when special Triangle
features vii! he presented.
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city have Just let contract which
calls for tho immediate construction
in East Durham OF buildings and tho
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installation OF machinery that will
double the present capacity OF the
plant.
Complexion Fresh AS
Daisy---Not Wrinkle

sightcmaikablc
OF
beau ful, - ''
MacxF France Prize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

It's wonderful to look beautiful and
youthful Tho Countess de Chcvannc
VINO at seventy years OF age possesses
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''>hirldinE shadow" Mondays.
.'llbrrty." Tuesdays.
"Crin,>on Stnin Mystery." saturdays.