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Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-29

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-sUGAR-Raw.
firm; centrlfueaf 5O2c: molasses. sssc
Refined, steady, cut loak. 2 tec; crushed
s.2se mould A, 6sse; cubes. 6.7Sc MAX
powdered, 500; powdered. GS5c: fine
granulated 625c; diamond A. s. sc: con-
fecuoners A, s.i5c; No I. 6l0c sugar fu-
turcs were stoadier on buying hy COM
mission houses and covering of shorts
A. noon prices were I 20 ? points net
higher
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-29
Omahn may Market.

$50. No. 4, sS5OGo.OO; No. 2. S6OOdis 00.
No. 3 A.00ad0oi choice midland, 81 sou
900 No. /, ss.O0QSbO; No 2 S7O0ds OO
no. z, s.ccGs.co; No. iS !. sG'ocGSOc'' ''''"''O0'
SiltAW--one car on the market Choice
wheat Is quotable at Si5odf6.O0, choice
cat or rye Si0ldi6.50
ALFALFA-Seven cars on the market;
demand good for No / and choice: fair
Tor lower grades DO not ship. Choice,
stioouitoOt No. I. 9i2O0i3. 80; No. z.
se.ooQlieo; No. 3. s7006s00.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-29

CTO BE Continued TOmOrTOwJ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
8eieitist @eiidts-& ermnitaltmneen.
6innen, 8Iadbeo6s, Mcne, Sdorf

S1t1tne1t, BlddDe1os, Mcne, SDor1,
@ingtua1rm un6 bas Surdt erregenoe
eczema f01rnen fir thinner aus gu,
rem @eiidte un6 &0rper our4
@obion's @c8ema Solbe pertrieben
meroen. Sc lift ridt Ianger motbtpen.
Big, berurn5ugeben nit elmer baBli-
den @eii@tsboa1t un6 ben S6mer3
uno ben @erbruB aus5liteben, sic
b6BIi9e &ronfbeiten I'M @efolge b.
Ben. Dr &obion's @c5ema Salbe lit
ein i'm 9anfe Ser 3eit erprobtes, 60.
rontiertes MitteI, gut fir gon3 fletne
@noer, @rtpo@fene unb alte 2eute,
an &n1tfranfbeiten Iei6en.
SCOUT berte cine @@adtel, fongt an
es fofort gu gebrouden. @eIo 3uriid,
tpen1t 11idt 5mfrieoengeiteM. 500 Bel
Gurem Mpotbefer. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
:, @utteroanf be3 9eut.
id1em Motett 2tem3eS."


Dubeim in Deutidlanb faiimpfen Die
Srauen ibren 1ti0en @ampf nno nnter
ibne11 om i@tperiten Ole Sranen, Die
Miitter 1in6, ooer Der Mutteri6aft
entgegemeben. Sie miiien Die obne-
FIN idtpere 3eit obne 6ie Siiriorge
bes @atten bur6leben. Da5u fommt
in bielen Sanen Die baa1slide Motb,
bie UNTO GROCER lit, tpe1m Die Mutter
einem @rooertperb nudgeben mub,
un6 sic unter l1mitdn6en 6aS Sos Ell
ner be6iirftigen @06nerin at etne1ll
gero6e5u troitloien geitaltH.
Tim 1oIben l1%ebelitanoen entgegem=
5utpirfen, fol@em gleno 5n iteuern,
arbeite 6os Deutide @otbe 8ren5
@on6 in @anb nit 6en itaatli6en nno
militariiden 8eboroen bes Deut1hen
&eides.
Die Mbtbeilung uSriibunteritab-
ung" 6es Deut19en &oten &re13es
mar bis gum September 1915 iogor
in ser Sage, Ser Mrtteri@aft entee=
geniebenoen Srauen ieds Weonate Dor
ser @eburt 6es &in6es anmonatlif'
cine @eibilfe 5u %gemdbren. 8ei ser
Iimmer tpa@ien6en SSnonipru6malme
6es Deati6en &otben &reu5es Eat
1~eueroings lei6er a116 bier aus Man=
gel an Mitteln cine 8ei6ranfung amf
6rei Monote Dor Ser @eburt eintre-
ten miiiIen.
9os Dentide @otbe &reu5 getpGbrt
neben Sen 8or5uf9uiien, Ser freiea
2ieferung bon 2ebensmitteln an be.
bin fftige Miitter, m16 erfor6erlid)en=
fonS oie 1r0tbige @ai6e un6 iorgt fir
freie ar5tlide @ilfe.
Mit 6em 8eitpunft Der @e6urt
greiH Damn ser @taat NIT Ser oben,
erp6bnten @odenbilfe Elm u1r6 nab
Mbla11f ser ftaatli@en nnteri tiibnngs-
perio6e nimmt ft@ Der ~Me1tter6amf"
6es Denti9en &otben &reu5eS mie-
ber1tm ser @ilfsbe6iirftigen an. l1eber
sic uMiitter= nn6 Sd1gltngs=6mr
forge" baben sic 9elegierten 6eS
Deutiden &otben &reu5es, 1923
8roa6mop, Seem Sort, cine beion6ere,
fletne Drndidrift berausgegeben, 6ie
or@ 6anf ibres 8tl6f6mudes einen
gltten ginbIid in 6iel fen 10 meni6lid=.
eolen 8meig 6es Silfsmerfs geitattet.
SIN Ga11ien6en bon &riegerfral1en
nn6 an6eren notblei6en6en Meiittern
lit ser Segem fol6en Sriibunteriti
nng bereits iidtbar %getpor6en, 11n6 an
Enuienoen bon &in6ern Die ionit
ni9t lebensfdbig. CUR @et gefommen
mGren.
2aien mir nniere @e6anten bon
oen Miittern 6abeim idtpeifen 3u SEN
Gotten 5u Sen @dtern int Sel6!
Sos @eiteben 6es uM11tter6anf 6es
9e1ti6en &otben &rer5es" gibt oet
Gmilienpdter1r, sic lire 6ran in 6ie=
fer fdtperen 3eit allein laiien mill
len, INN fiirs @aterlan6 gu faimpfen,
Die ber1bigen6e @etpiBbeit> 6aB fir
tire Bami1ie geiorgt lit, mabren6 tie
ibr 2ebe11 5rm S@uBe Ser 2ieben 90
beim in sic S6an5e f6lagen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

Die Menidembaine ideint Ser DIT
en- gliidli6 los 3u iein, 6ie Muni=
tionsboine aber 1in6 geblieben, uno
6ies lit befam1tli@ cine gang beion=
6ers gefdbrlt@e Dirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
Kinder schroion
MACH FLETCHER'S
TO r

@ean cit 9omslas @aig nit BEN
bisberiger1 @erluiten tpetter iiegt, miro
er init 6em Stabe in ser @m6, Elm
einiamer Ma1n, ra@ 2oberib font
me11, ltm Sen @1tbm feiner Ebatesp 5u
b%erfiin6e11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
@erfudt eg!

Sir baben iett 5000 annben, mel.
DIE regelmakig lire 8efteQnngen fit
infer bernbmtes 2aserbier um6 Sonie
briefli6 ~einienben. Gdidt Cure
na&ite 8eitea,tng 5tr Golb @prims
8remins So. Offieeu Cob Spring,
Minn., 1tnb ct. Glp1tb, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17
St. Benedict's academy
ct. Soiepb, stearns g., Minn.

gtre DER De1ren Nn11QlleH dur 90
beren Eodterer3iebr,ng i'm 9a11aen
N~or6peiten. unterridt in be.t-
ider, ergliider un6 fran50fif9er
@prade> 5tenogrupbie, SDpe.
mriting> 8uhfiibren, Mduiif, Ma.
len, @oden uno meibli6e Sono-
arbetten. Bripat5immer, NIT al. !
len mo6ernen !
a1tsgeftattt, itebem ben 3~oglingen ,
CUR 8erfug11ng. Mt obigem ST. !
itit11te lit cine Sdule fir Qraben !
bon 6 big IL Sobren perbunben. ,
@egengeaberem menbe man fi6 ont
Sister Directress, o. S.B.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
The Bon Ton


CLASS Tu.-FOr the gas consumed In
ei. .f.... month.
10 cents per VI Gu. #. for the first
3OJossI q. &C.. or part thereof.
u cents per VI "a. n. Tor the next 3OOOOJ
en- n rr ntrt thereof:
cents per N Gu. Il. for the next 100000
90. .t or part thereof.
. cents per 81. Gu. n. for all over 100000
4 discoun; VIII he allowed Of one cent
I.r VI gu. n. Ia Class Ill for payment on or
before the Goth day Of the month next
following that in which the gas was con
No discounts win be allowed in any event
unless the current as well as all previous
bills are paid.
These rates are based upon meter pres
sure not exceeding eight fSl ounces: and
n gas is supplied at a higher pressure.
the quantity supplied By reason OF eXceS-
sive pressure shall be computed accord
Ing TO BOyle's Law. adopting l4f pounds
as atmospheric pressure aud 20 degrees nS
m average temperature without other al
lowance for temperature and barometric
conditions.
street Lighting Mt Flat Rates.
The rates for street lighting service.
based upon the use OF natural gas from
2. NJ. 10 a. NJ. each day. will be Sl.OJ
per month for an enclosed lamp containing
not more than four incandcscept mantIes
All bills for this service are payable
monthly IN advance.
said rates 20 remain In force and eject
until further order OF the Public Service
Commission of the State Of West Virginia.
CLARkSBURG LIGHT & HEAT co.
by n. ". Brown. Secretary.
Dated October 3ist. 1919
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
NOTICE or cHANcE IN RATES


To All Consumers os Natural Gas
For M! gas supplied by the CMrksbUrG
Light q heat Company from and after the
Fcsa4ur reading o. meters IN the latter
Part 81 october, 1915. The following SEIZED
Hle OF rates saall be IN eject
Cl-ARNsBt Hts iiGHT AND HEAT co.
schedule Of Rates for supply OF Natural
Gas
In eject from and after regular meter
rc:tGisrs ~ the latter part OF october. 1910.
l4-4t.tlIpEl - tlarkshurg. Adamston.
Broad Oaks. NortAvicw. Strslcy Heights
and ucighhoriuE uHIucorporlted Gistrictr.
The consumers are classified throughout
NE territory supplied By tho tlarkshurs
Light IS Heat Company according 70 IN"
following ,iHssihcHtions
Glass I. DOMESTIC CONSUMERS.
IN This class ar" placed all consumers using
Sa~ idr household purposes cooking. heat
lnE Eud AEI.iust, ana all other CONSUMER
whose us. OF ssas varies according 10 she
seasons OK the year. but who cannot at any
season or time Doe shut OF either temper
ariy or permanently FOR the purpos" %
giving household Constructs a sufficient
supply o. gas. lu tEl- class are included
restaurants. store rooms and III" cooking.
heating and lighting parts Of hotels.
CLASS ll.-tty buildings and city util
itics. county building and school houses
whore gas is used under boilers and as in
manufacturing plants upon the condition
shat the Company has the right TO shut OF
the gas 20 Keep the domestic consumes
Supplied.
CLASS IU.-Nanuflcturcrs and other
iarE- consumers tsuch as consumers usin:
gas Tor manufacturing purposes and for
fuel under boilers and furnaces who can
be- shut on Immediately in order TO provide
an ample supply 20 consumers in Class ]
The rates IA CiarksburG. Broad Oaks
Northvisw Stealey Heights and Adamstou
and ~! ucighboriuc districts and territory
will he uniform and rs follows:
CLASS I--iG cents per ". gu. IT.. less
CENTS per NJ Gu. IT, for payment on or be-
fore the 10Th day OF the month following.
CLASS ITO cents per VI GU. n. net for
the FIRST 100000 GU. II. consumed In n
calendar month and cents per ". Gu. q.
not for al over 100000 81. n. consumed
in q calendar month. Payment TO be made
on or before the 10th day OF the following
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

Same ndvertisemans i've sue
oaaSiTo dAys, 90 cents; same
advertisement pSyen successive
daTB, S6 cents; no classified adj
VartiseuentS taken Cor iess thAs
Is eanGS- CLASSIFIED odTeEaoo-
mant DISPLAY charged b
Do.ths 80 Fuos-al HOtsouA
IS6EoS aae CIubo. CAFdE Of ThaAAA
Il MsmSEinAs chGFoA So5GaS -
HpzI&
Sax OFd3RnEy UOraS GA1so 80 Hsa
OVsry LHistsI 80 VIII RsGzbof
counted sbS rerS-
Advortinsrs uEy ksVo u.s. FoJ.AAEs
nAarossSd - . ksteE aES aaHSeS
sCnEO TEo TG1sE1N['
Ths TslsEEan VIII 81 b Eeapoa-
OISls Tar HsFS GhAa enc tssezEoSo
laasFtion q aay sszve<dseEssh1
OFdsrsd HaS aSFS tbs sas dE7O-
CLASSIFIED sSs. my 30 t55o-
phoned and VIZ b. charged I'D
blu sent the following cay e
Jour n2ns RppcsEs IN tho eelS-
phopo directory; otAsrT4sa,
strictly cash With order.
This paSe Is CLOSED p7OGSSy
q II O'Clock a. a. EouF eC5y
must b IN befors eh2S 2s2 -
insure inDe-rsnzs-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
FARM FOR SALE on TRADE

FARM FOR SALE OF TRADE
7sIs acres. on the Ohio river. near
Reedsyillc. Ohio. Seven miles to
Coolviue. - acres meadow land and
all the land IN good condition and
productive. Seven room house. barn
45x65 feet. cattle scales. tool house.
wagon house. two graineries. two
chicken houses. coal house and all
necessary outbuildings. good well OF
wafer nj house. cistcrn at barn and
tho farm IS watered by running
streams. on cream route. K. +. D.
and close 10 church. school and
stores. VIII trade for small property
in Clarksburg or suburbs. or sell out
right.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

L. s.. Government Ciert
examinations coming. $500 month
Nfauy vacancies. Write Tor list position
obtaiuablr Franklin Institute. Dept.
=,a.-T dorchester. y. y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
so3 SALE FARMS

Farm containing 1874 acres. all
yood soil. Ten acres bottom land
,lentv timber. good woven wire fence
IN around the farm. good cross fenc-
:. small house (almost newt. cut
tone cellar l2XI4; barn 22xf0 and
LlI necessary outbuildings: 400 apple
rees. 200 peach trees. and almost
lfty other fruit trees such as cherries.
gears. and plums.
The farm is watered by running
dreams. and drilled water well ut
rouse, one at barn and one in pac-
ure field. making in all three drilled
Tater wells. All the oil and gas IN
Ter ffty acres goes with the land.
This far mis- in Writ county. u
niles from Elizabeth and is Il splen-
lid farm for live up-to-date farm
z.
The fencing and improvements
lone would cost today almost as
much as we ask for the entire farm.
rice $4,000. Reasonable terms can
= ua4s -. ,,,.-,,,,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
Terms, 800 down, balance
at rate of $25 per month.

We Will offer q new four
room cottage in onewall
Park on lot 50X2OJ feet. The
price is right. You can make
your own terms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
MONEY ToL0AH

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! &C.
cOmmOdats everJ body, BY IoAhinE mOnay
on watches. diamonds. JSWSlry, musical
Instruments. 0t.. Jos. JRy. JOWolaR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
BROAD OAKS
Rnckhnnnon Avrnuc.

Six room cottage with bath, base
mcnt and attic. Cabinet mantels.
oak finish. In good nelghborhood and
handy TO car line. fine garden. good
vol OF water and cistern. Brick
store room 1880 feet Nice. level
lot 7ON14O feet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

HORSES WANTED We viii D" ut WIN
PinapIrs livery barn. IN 'larEshurs on
Thursday. November 2. 70 buy horses
Hrd mule. from forr rp e.Eht wears OLD.
VIII b. there raln or shine. Snyth
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
FOR SALE-HoUSES
EUM aALG-LoCs

FOR SALE-LO; GA Sevea:h street Colonin!
Heights near Washington lryins Sign
sC.ool. mus; have the money. W.l saer!-
Gee 81 sold AZ once. Apply At rs Leo
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

ICsT-An rardron. set with yellow Sap
psi-e between Glen ElL and town. Fin
Do return 90 Telegram Office and receive
reward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
PRICE $500
GTTY lakes

The city treasurer's books will be
csady for collection OF city taxes
"Wednesday. October IS. at the treas
,,rcT's office in the Colonial building
On West Main street. a discount oil
2tL per cent will be given all who
bay their taxes before December l.
L. HARPER ROGERS
Collector and Treasurer City OF
CiarksbIrg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

Vacant lot 4Oxl5O feet. on paved
afrnnf fnr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

LOST PocLetbook containing money ana
check. owners nam" on check. Return
20 pitt,uurg Plate Glass company oiier.
Reward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

WANTED TO sUY-veaI calves ald
fat hogs. Phone or write Candy
Provision Company, C!ArksourG'
". Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

No. go. Sevcn-clchths suit. with jacket
cut through at waisr line to give the full
fare eject. Clevcrly designed belt. button
trimmed. runs around jacket. adding a
smart touch TO the Otherwise severe Lines.
Convertible collar trimmed with baud 90
oppoEsum In black.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

WANTED TO BUY WHEAT
Write or phone Anchor Mills,
ITO West Pike ST., CIarkS-
burg, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

wANTED-A good cook. Apply NJ once
az Norwood Boarding House, end OF
Broad oaks Car line
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fnass nj ..G West Main street. p. I.
Njy.rS ard George Bctson, with ). !. by
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

nor RENT one good six room house
with bath and cellar ~ 5000 per Inonth'
a. norwood addition. Glenn y. Ngt"FN'
:OG Pruuty bldg. Bell phone IT'D
ron RENT-Two new house., with large
basement, SiN rooms aud bath. front and
bsck porches and yard. Must be 49,. y.
=" bc SSpprcciatcd. water rent paid. 5000
,nonfb No. coo ard 30 second avenue,
PcIns Comfort. Z. =. Weekly, ). Chest
NM street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
WANTED-Female Help

VANTED-GlEI for General LouNeworE.
100 Grove avenue Highland Park.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

WANTED White o. ,oiored woman about
80 Yeas old 10 do general hoCSeworS, IN
small family. Good wages. Reference
required. Apply at 90 South Seventh
street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
FUR ReNT-funisaeu ROOMS

FOL: RlE&T-CcmpIetsIy oIrfiSaed ICONS
and apartments i0r Hsbt b0ase-etplaS :
most cc1trgd and Eomehke apas si-riLss
u the clty. ground rOOr, large D0TSa arc
yard use or phone Inquire Of AoGss-
keeper, Tower Apartments. - Ae" e.
Elrgrt. Beu phone TGI-5s-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
HOWARD POST.
Both Phones.

18th Floor. Con Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

WANTED o. Experienced teRmster for
double delivery wagon. none but sober
industrious men need apply. Steady po-
sition. Apply TO Swift * Company
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Junole Lovers at Amuzu

One of the Selig famous animal mo- vie features is the big punch in six reel diversified program today at the Amuzu and to use a slang phrase it is some dimes worth" The mention of a Selig animal picture is equal to the best that any camera ever turned cut and with Kathlyn Williams in the leading role with all of the great SeliS zoo engaged it is sure to be a pleaser- The program is spiced with two good one reel comedies. Tomorrow Romaine Fieldirg's picture taken in Phoenix, Desert Honeymoon with Winnie Burns. LaWton, Karns, and many of the local embryonic movie actors and near movie actors will be shown.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Arizona Shows

Bessie Barriscale plays the part of a girl who marries for money in The Golden Claw" Miss Barriscale is shown as living with her mother Cru ly Shattuck). They are in straitened circumstances through living in an eX- iravagant way. As a result, the girl makes up her mind to marry a man of wealth. Her choice falls upon a rich youth, who is represented by Frank Mills She frankly tells him that she is marrying him for his money alone. but he does not believe it. Mills loses his wealth through the pinching out of the vein in the silver mine in which he is interested His wife reproachas him for the loss of his wealth, and he is goaded to do his utmost to recoup his fortune He is ruined and is about to commit suicide when he uverhears his wife telling his rival that she had refused him in order to win him back to herself At this disclosure he mas terfully sends the other man on his way ana with some of his old fire he takes his estranged wife to his bosom.
 Weber and Fields will also make their initial appearance in Phoenix in the silent drama from the Keystone studios, a Mack Sennett production entitled "The Best of Enemies" on the Triangle program.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

was the pretty and particular stenOg- rapher Of Jerrold R. Scott CHugh Met calfe). The other great surprise was Tina Craft, also in a character part. As the German washerwoman, Miss Craft gave the best work of her local engagement. Too often this clever little woman has been given insignifi- cant roles, but her Mrs. Meyer dem onstrated what she could do if she had the opportunity.
 The play abounds with clever lines read with full value. MT. Metcalfe is always good and exceptionally splen- did in this offering.
 The dainty ingenue, Marvin Ham mond was acceptable as Gertrude Meyer. She was well suited to play the part of the 17-year old typist, even if she had difficulty in handling the machine. Both she and Miss Higgins have yet to learn. how to put paper in a typewriter.
 As Crane, Ed. Redmond's quiet comedy made a decided hit. His every appearance was the signal for a laugh. Eleanor Blevins had a congenial part as a stenographer Dorothy Williams. She was so excellent in this that it seemed pity she had to play double as Mrs. Jerrold Scott there was so much to be desired in her acting.
 Roscoe Karns. in one of those light roles he is so capable of handling, was popular with the audience. The smaller l,parts were all well taken.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Two Chances at the Lion

Whether the Lion will show Edwin Arden in The Grey >dasK or William $. Fart in The Darkening Trail to- day is a question, but at any rate eith
 CT one is big enough feature to suit any observer. In The Grey Mask" Edwin Arden has the support of Bar
 bara Tenant and star cast and it's a detective story out of the ordinary The Grey Mask" failed to arrive at the Lion yesterday out may arrive this morning. William $. Hart. in The Gardening Trail" is at his best and pleased large audience at the Lion last night, so it matters not whether Mr Arden makes his appearance for MT. Hart is very popular in Phoenix Wednesday, MT COurtenay is booked
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
At the Lamara

Robert E. Mantell, Americas S fore most tragic actor, in The Green-eyed Monster is the sensational film pro duction offered at the Lamara :heater a2ain today In this splendid picture play, MT. Mantell is called upon to portray one of the most difficult emo tions to express convincingly-jea ousY. GeneVieVe Hampers unusual beauty graces the picture and she DOT trays with great effectiveness and i'm pressiveness the role assigned to her. Stuart Holmes, one of the leaders among the William FOX forces, han dies a part. the brother of the char aCter essayeG by MT. Mantell, in his usual convincing style.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

Irene Howley. the brilliant young dra matic actress, is featured. This unus- ual feature will be seen here at the Empress today.
 Mir Barrymore and Miss Howley are surrounded with a strong support ing cast including Niles Welch, Doro- ti.y GNvnre, William COwper, William Davidson, J. H. GoldsWorthv, and ether distinguished players.
 "A Yellow Streak is in five grip ling acts, and there are many inter- estinr scenes of New York city and life in a picturesque mining community. Mir Barrymore plays the role of a careless Wanderer with dual person. ality, that of sky pilot among the miners, and a noted highwayman and outlaw. Miss Howley also has a part admirably suited to her notable dra matte gifts.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
FINANCES and MARKETS
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK, Jan. 31-(Wall prices suffered fur ther severe shrinkage today, the al most steady decline being attended by Eouidation and short selling of a low famous character.
 United States Steel was success fully employed as a lever to Gepress o-her leading stocks, including the more stable railways, copper; and varIous speciaities. Steel made n extreme loss of 2as points at~747s, it's lowest quotation thus far this yea. Bethlehem Steel was inacGi, e bat heavy, losing 15 .o 43l and Ar:e:ican Smelling. AnaconIl, Mptcl stt res oils. International Nickel alll United States Industrial Alcohol lost to 15 points.
 Prices rallied sharply in the early afternoon. mainly as a result of sub stantial advances in crucible and LakaWanna steels. but fell away again when pressure upon United States Steel was renewed. Another uprush in the specialties, causing an other covering movement in the gen eral list, resulted in a moderate rally at the active close
 Total sales of stocks amounted to 960, 900 shares.
 Cables reported lower prices for Americans in London and that center contributed nominally to the local of ferings of Fries, Canadian Pacific and coppers.
 The western freight movement showed some falling from last year: Anglo French 5's featured the heavy bond market, with the large dealings at 94al, effacing much of their re- cent rise. Total sales of bonds par value were $5025, ,000
 United States bonds were un- changed on call
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS
Two Surprises

There were surprises for the audi cree that witnessed the opening night of the Redmond company in the Oli- yer Morosco success, Help Wanted" In the first place they saw Audell Hig- gins in an entirely new role. charac- ter part sans sobs, sans signs, sans everything they have been accustomed to expect from Miss Higgins. Many times she has been more charming, more alhlring. perhaps. but she has never appeared at better advantage as ar actress than last evening, when she