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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
S P O r T S
BELMONT SPEEDER WINS
'cnmousc Capture. woohinrn lInndi-
cap nj Empire City-Bn!bury
Candle Defeated.

fONh EES. ~ Y. July i7.-Fcn-
mouse. belmont specdcr. captured
ihe Woodlawn handicap at Euppirc City
To-day. taking the great Baybury Can
II" int" camp. Baybury Candle look
cd TO have the race about half the
iistauc" home. but Lotus cased her
~? and In jGy Fcnmousc came tear
ne along. The latter took UP the run
ming and when Bavburv Candle tried
q get through on tho rail turning the
p trctch McTagga brought mp Fen
nou,e and Shu, her off conScuucntly.
ia bury Candle was forced 10 slow
up and came along on tho outside. She
Was unable to oNcrCon" tho lead Of
Fcnmousc In the stretch drive. Nc
TagGart kent carving his rival out
and impcdcd the lattcr's speed. /, was
expected that LOTUS would make a
claim OF foul. but such Was not the
case. FcuInouse Was quoted At : TO >.
while ia! bury Candle was 10 10.
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Pitchers Records
EDWARDS PACING STAKE
Is WON BY BEN EARL
Beautifully Driven by Marvin Guilds,
u Demonstrates His Grand
Circuit tlnss.

CLEVELAND OHIO. July l3.-CoIn-
'nG direct from winning preliminary
campaign on the haif-milc circuits. Zen
Earl beautifully driven by Marvin
thildS. clearly demonstrated his graud-
circuit class TO-DAY when he won The
Edwards pacing stake. the nrs, big
feature of the 1916 harness campaign
after ono "f tn" most bitterly contest
cd battles in the history Of The local
classic
And Fen Eari's performance was only
nc Of many that thrilled the crowd.
IN Tvs" Of the four races. tho contests
went int" split heats. and in one. the
2:"1 pace, three heat winners were
produced and an additional fourth
heat was required.
Following were the results:
200 class. tro,tinc ,thrcc heats.
yr"mp Fas; tMurphyb. !. /. !, Miss Per-
lection. hrn.. ny General Waits ,Mc-
Mahon. :. >. 3; Mctloskey, br.S. by
rhcodosus CMrDonaid). :. ,, > Time
200 IL, 2:uS -. EOS S.;
200 class. pacing. purse sl,200-G"l-
lie c. h.n.. hy Wiltranby tNalcutinc,.
5. :. /. l. Roam Hall. ROC. by Hal dc
bliiG.. 10y Charlie IIayt CFlo!dD, =, l..
:. :" Miss Harris also ran.
oihe' starters were: Lillian r., blk:
ricl,p Timc, .;oi. .:o@ IL. 2:oi ~,
2.Oi 3-i
The Edwards stake. 2:l0 class. pac-
Ing. purse. 5000. three heats Hen
Earl IL. =; by Tho Earl tChiIdsp. l. {.
! Baby Bertha. H. m. Ivy SILK Cord
tGatriSuml. t. /, :: Baymar. L. h.. by
Nmar Mckinney ,McponaldD, = =. d.
The Problem. Spring Maid, Billy Dale
aud Bird Is. also ran Time. 2:01
N; Is. 2:6i o..
Forest City sweepstakes ,iwo heats
opcn TO all -ycar-old trottcrS. value
Si.e5o-Mary Cohuru. ch. f.. 10y Man
riCo tWhitc). !, J: Harvest Gale. br. f.,
ny Til" Harvester ,McDonaldD. >. >,
The praiiicr ana VIII Bling were dis
'IuCcd. Time, 2.l0 IL. 2:13.
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PUFFS WIN ONE

't"ssley anu his rals were perfectly
clnlcss before Russell uniII h. de-
clopci wiiducss ia Tho eighth inning
]! to-daNs game. Win one down in
~. Seeking doubled and Morpcth sin.
led scoring both. aud Sickin. scored
l. " *uu""z" executed hy LINDSAY.
artsel! struck out. refining Tho SIDE
sWion oncn"d tho ninth Win 4 sin
II, and ErucC W. iiS"d III. steve"
aston was sent :" Russ ell's aid and
tired Presley. WclchcI and N,cks
| rapid succession.
,SmmonS 'rir!ed after Stcinhrcnuar
pa ioh had singled in tho seventh
l'orinr t"" runs. ana Gust iriplad
blowing ilnrts"ll's error and Ear
|e'ts steal III III" ci-nth ,hcu Hon
ms singled. SCORING Summers. The
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BOOSTERS DEFEAT COPS
K0rrn's Team uf Central League. En0rk.
WaNmack out uf SoN and Wins
ia

Virginia League. twirlch for tho Richmond
police YESTERDAY afternoon in broad Street
Park against ko-cn's boosters, and was
knocked ont "f the box. the final score
standing. kuccns, -. Eichmond Police. T.
Charlie strain was sent i'll to stem tho
tide. and Charlie nohiy responded. his
offerings were quite puzzle to the Boosters
The best the central LcaEucrS could do was
&" score tW" runs aud secure four hits in
sin innings.
The game vas featured for tho police Ivy
the hitting of strain who secured four hits
out of five trips 10 tho plate Three of the
hits strain Tor extra bases
Isrnadvick led IN the hitting FOR the
Boosters securing three hits out Of five
irips 10 The nlaie. Eacho. home-rmm hitter
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BRONCHOS LOSE

PETERSBURG VA. LuIy l7.-Pc-
'rsburG played All around Rocky
.ount to-day. and should have Shut
er out but for the fact that Mullen
cakcnnd in the ninth. and the Coo
ars had quite scare before they re-
red the side. With the score stand
&c > 10 and one out. Calbcrt sim
led and came homo on Edwards 5
so ba SGcr Edwards scored on
iscis single. Eis'l going TO third on
+irrolNS single. Al this poin, Mullen
as taken out and Spatd s"Hi in. Else
las caught nappin" at third by !,
Eautiful throw by l!udc ms. Parma
t. ended the ARRAY Ivy striking out
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Divorce Grnntcd.

Ia Tho Times Dispatch OF Sundsy.
reference MAS made to the divorce suit
Of Mrs. Mabel Vaughan carncal against
James T. Carncal Records i'm tho Chan
cory Court show that a final decree
was entered in this case February -.
1915. awarding An absolute divorce
TO Mrs. Carncal. with Ilimony "f
80 per month. Tho case had been
pending about fourteen months In tho
thancCry Court tho defendant sue
ccSsfully contest;ne the claim for a
larger alimony.
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATCH: TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1916

Of tho Boosters. kept up his reputation hy
landing ~ WayiMaCk'r hcndcrs Tor
a four base walOp
Tho pole" viii have two more games this
week. rms afternoon the Bluc,outS viii
t'cki" Tho Petersburg cops in Rrrnd Street
Park: In" to"kade City Rluc"onts arc in
inc hcSt q: condition. aud tn" local cop.
arc IN tp-top shape for The affair this
afternoon On Thursday ,hc policemen
Nill play I. W. W"odS Of tho Central
League. and as the Sc"Iiucn have we'll.
balanced aggregation. tho game will mos,
ltkely hc hummer.
The score Of yesterdays game faliow.:
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At the Movies TO-DAY

KEN-lSOh Leonard mud Elm Hail,
In .'Thc Crippled Hand"
NICrOIt-'.rhc Crimson Yoke"
with Cleo Madison.
NEW-.tlnInrdS or IIcIc6.'
STRAND "Iudinc." with Ida
Schnn1l.
ISIS-ifOusc Peters mud f>nth
crime NDcirrd. In "rhc Winged IDOL"
NfJOU-Billir Hurkc. In "rcgEr."
ODEON-''rhc Selfish Womnn''
with Wallace Reid aud Cleo RIdgri..
tDIONIAI.-"rhc Flower of No
Mans LHnd." with VIOta Dunn.
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DEAL STILL IN DOUBT

Few YORK. July 1.-THE deal with
|cinnati whereby Mathewson and
|kechnie will he traded for. Herzor
b Killifer, is still in abeyance to-
hit. II is not expected anything
(tcrs with President Hempstea in
caGo on Wednesday. II was learned
|nitcly Tonight that II is. Eillifcr.
h not Williams. who will come 10 tho
nts II tho deal goes through.
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T"'pls . c,'s e To,..S =, ar o.
a't"d ar Crooln tn say-nth

.-'f' bN INNINGS n
~ Lon. . - @ ! :,
Boston -...... ~ ia n 81 4. . a. ,
summary Runs Hartlcy ~. hooper
Earry Lewis. rvo-bs-" htts-Iiaril.y
i'wi- stolen hascs- shot'on IIarticy, car.
riS7n Sacrifice hiis-M.rsans. H-rry '2,.
';',i1"r. WnIkcr. IIohlirzoI poUhin pl,vs-
t"yan :" Pratt I" Sisi"r; Hartley 20 Sisl"-
20 i.av"n. Suss> on h.lis-om Groom q. or
leonard =. struck "u'-bv Groom. !. hv
leonard umprcs Connolly aud ovens.
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south Atlantic League.

81 MontSomcrE-Mo Gomery, 4
cusia. |.
ST Columbia-Colunbia, 4: Albany,
:; Notwithstanding. :; Charles
b. 3.
kt ,lacksonvillc-Ja Jacksonville, .:
con, ].
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
-nmtimMnh from Twnlf,h rn-c

Coast Artillery Corps. Governor Nc
'hll and many stat" AMI city officials
were present. The Rcd Sons share or
IN" days receipts was donated los.
!'r"std"u; i.annin 20 the soldiers re-
lief fund. Tho score:
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MiIsllin.tnil.
Totals. 81 ~, u Tntais,. - =;
'Rat'cd Tor Harper in NTH.

''''I W nv .@IlNFN IN TININ
Score rs innings u
cleveland I | : ~ a
Washington ....... % , - d;
summary: Huns--';raney t5,. sneaker
''andi'. chapman, kierfor. Mocller 90. Eos
Tor o., ShankS. Two hsSe htts-Rire Noel
Ier. Foster. Gandi! Three base hit-Char.
man stolen has"-Eoth. Sacrifice hit
NannseanSs. :. Sacrlnc" ny-ltoth Don
~" pl"ys-Iicnry I" Foster: Wnmhsranss 10
EHndti. Bases on bails---om Harper. :: or
kl"pfcr. off Shaw. off Bpchc. / Struci;
"ut--hy Harper, ny klcnfcr. = by shaw,
10y kcehc. :: Wild ritch-tIarpcr I'm
pircs. - I."uchlin. iiiidcbrand Time 81.
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S,ur' rs iEDtUE- n
ortOlh ......-. ....-V % 4,
,opevcll c G % OIL.
Summer, Runs Siokmr watcher Ni.ls.
ErnH'', Gust, Summers. Stcinbrcuncr, ron
vo'h--o hit-Stchius. Thrr. has" hits
mmous. summers. Gus, Sacriti-" hits
srtsCll ''n!Sey Stolen bases ron Gar
ST. Double p'aN--Toh to rteinbr"un.r 10
-runtt Stru,k out by Sirks :, bv Rus
il =, rs CASTOR : Ea."- ON b.il, by
u-t'i { iIit hy ri,chcd b.ll--l.ind a. .
''.'on '-f' on hHS.s Np''nls y. liopr-
~ ? Umpire. Bucki"y Time l.t
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and tho total membership enrolled i.
about 800.
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International Bible Students Association
Norfolk. Va, July :c-30, 1915.
s3ti-Round 'rrip-S3.t5.
In Norfolk mud Western Rnil,yny.

Tickets viii he sold At above rate on
July 20, y and -. good for return
passage until August 3. 1916. Tick &
good on all regular trains. ana open
to tho public.
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INDIANS TURN TABLES
" SIIiN,;1nN

WASHINGTON. July cleveland
Won from Washington io-day for tho
'hird time since tho season upencd.
10 >. Local pitchers We're Wild and
mad poor sunnoti Tho .rnr...
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E. H. STORR HIGH MAN

The following scores were made a
tho regular weekly shoot Of the m
Font Trap and Gun club. held NJ the
club grounds on July Ii:
~
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wort New ..-...I = : g. 10
|'rismouth q q q =,
SUMMARY Runs-Pshimau ~, Maker.
al''rE Watt -. fayno CIV. Lake. Nos,
'nn 60 Two hss" hiis-I.Eke rrI,t. Wat,
frh-r Uo'n' runs Alton, Waitrr- Sacri-
hlts-Wr%tt"n. i.aks stolen na>c--.
amman. rayno Double rl>y-Moor" 10
|Tn"f I" FoN. Tripl" play--hlton To King
/ f"r ii'tt ~ N"ts. : IN 9 inning: on
ron IN I'm irn,nrs: "n EId-idSn :. IN !
,lis-or Nnss. .. on Alton. of G.rhy
" hy riichcr-hS Alton. tIv.,t,,. Struck
at by N"'7 9. rs Alton. !. Candy. > I.crt
H'pir'1. Colgate aUi iiu!gine Timr, N.
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Rocky Mount.

F.lNnTN OH I'T I0I"II6fINE.
Ecorc by innings: T.
cky Mount .,..-.o 90 &" :,
|ic-sburG .-.- .......-.i "a &. - ~ .
summary: I:uns Emory Pickett Mullen.
lbcrt. Edwards 'rwo-has" hits-rarro!l.
wards. Mullen Sacrific" hii--uudG gins
Ion bases Emory. stewart Double. rlaN :
Ih.chor to Carroll. IiudSius - Emory
Ruek ou'-bv Mullen. e; nv BROWN :: hv
laid Fia>cS> on bslls-off Mullen l. orr
own. :. Passed halls-IiUdrins. :. Hits
| Nulin. in - innings l"f, on bases
Petersburg. $. Rocky Mount. Umpire.
unelV Time 100
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
sEABoAKp AIR LINE RAILWAY.

"The Progressive Hallway OF the Soutb.~
southoound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mond duly: 9:"5 A. M. local to Noriisa.
ESQ r. NJ. slecpers and coaches to Jackson.
Vile. Atlanta, Birmingham: 6:2b p N
through coaches and seepers to jackson.
VILE: l2;t6 A NJ. siecpers to Atlanta, Birm-
inEham. Jacksonville Tampa and coaches
Northbound trains scheduled 70 arrive Ia
Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ H:3O A NJ
local. s:2o A. NJ. s.3T p. Nj
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as 10 IL q r3

FoIfce =. ....-..I o ] q T
summary; Two base hits-Br"adwick.
Sales. strain 90, Johnson. Three base hits
r:acho. Strain. HON" runs-r:achn. Sac
,iiCc hit--JaCksor. stolen hsscE-Tray ior
Jackson Rr-nnrn. strain. Double plays
Jackson 10 Broadvi"k /" Murdoch Hits
on Waymsoh Ia { innings. of strain. I
In innings. OF SlauGhtor In " innings.
of Robinson. in iuniuEs. off Riley. in
inning. RattcrE hit--by Slaughter (War-
mack. Struck out--by WaNuaCk, ! by
Slaughter, :. 'y Strain. {. ny Itohinsou, ..
Passed halis--Schutc. Wild pitches
Waymack, : Len on hsscs--Roosters. :.
Police, :. Tim" "f game 4:lI. Umpire.
scott Scorer elements.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard Railroad of tn. South
EFFECTIVE JULY =, 1916
TRAINS Leave iilchAiO.SL DAILY
for fiorius ana south: s:It A. 81 and
:, Fer Soraoik; 6;ia a. ~; 800 A. NJ. a.oa
For N. * w. Ky. West s:Io AZ A. s.sa
y. NJ, 400 L. 81. 30 p. VI.
For tetersburS: l::5U a. NJ s:15 A NJ
$50 A. Nj. $500 "A. NJ, $50 A. ST.. 90;
+. Nj 't;oU T. NJ; tt;lo l.. r.. $3.50 r. IL.
For Goiusboro and fa>e.,uvi,io: ..:vV r.
., For He,pewel!: S:iSs, a. al. 'l:Is P. ~
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. M..
o:lj a. NJ 6:la A. NJ. 35 A. NJ u:to
a. NJ: '2;l0 L. NJ t1:to L. NJ. 6:lT r. NJ
90. IL NJ. I:to L. NJ. $500 +. III. ll:I1
p. ". N
Except Sunday. ts;unday only
Time OF arrival and departure and con.
actions not guaranteed.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
Norfolk & Western Ra;lwa v

ONLY ALL-itAiL LINE 10 NOKtoLK
Schedule In eject January J. 1915
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond. Fon
NORFOLK: .G:le A. NJ. '9:0U A. al, .3:oo
FOR LiNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:i6 a; NJ. 1850 a. NJ. $500 NJ. :9:2i
Arrive hichmoId from Norfolk: .l1:4o A
~. '6:2b r NJ. $500 T. NJ. .ll:30 p. n
z. N.
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. ,supa.,
W b. BEvILL. w. C SAUNDERS
p. T. NJ. Roanoke. O. p A Rosnnc.
c. II. BOSLEY. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


Southern Associations
4 -3tianta-Atlania. 4 Eirminc-
H. :
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6. Chatta-
ga, 4.
/ ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ;; Little
tx. |.
II New orlcans-Ncw Orleans. &:
bile. &.
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American Association

Louisville-I.o louisville. f. Milwau-
Tolcdo-Toledo. .; Minneapolis.
Indianapolis indianapolis, =:
sns city, .
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,r.'-h = e rnu lo.;is O
'ust;rd '"r McDsriol- lu rrh
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
Tempe News Notes
TEMPEA|VS PLAN FUR
 I'M. [. \. QUARTERS

In the hope of definitely putting under way arrangements for Young Mems Christian Association home in Tempe, a meeting will be held this afternoon at } o'clock at the M E. church. The idea is being fostered by the Ministerial Association and in re- sponse to their call q dozen or moro men representing the various interests of the> town will gather to discuss the situation and provide, if possible, some means of procedure.
 A Y. M. C. A. organization is now maintained at the Normal and many of the young men of the school belong to the association. It is intended to broaden the scope of the membership list, however, and to secure. if possible, some regular Y. w. c. A. quarters.
 Among those who have been invited to attend this afternoons meeting are: J o. Mullen, E. A. Rowe, s. B. Moeur J. R. Murdock. A. J. Matthews, J. $. Griffing. C. c. Woolf. P. J. Flight. Will bur Fisk, R. Aepli. J. B. Cook. C. N.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
Masons Will Attend Service

The members of the Tempe lodge o6
 Masons will attend divine worship to-
 night at o'clock in the Methodist church, at which time a special service will be held in which all the Tempe churches will join. A good program of music ard devotionals has been ar ranged and there will be a short ser mon. by Rev. J. R. Rountree. All mem
 hers of the lodge have been asked to be on hand promptly at 745. if possi- b.e that they may be in the place set apart for members of the lodge. Mem bers will meet at the church and not at the lodge room. The following pro- gram will be given, Invocation and Lords prayer, Rev. Fisk; hymn; music by quartet; announcements: Lesson, Rev. N. A. CoXsey; hymn; prayer. Rev N. Hand anthem sermon, Rev. J. R. Rountree; hymn; benedic- ton. Rev.. N. A. CoXsey.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
TEMPE CHURCHES TODAY

Congregational church. Clifford Mott Hand, minister 10 a. m, Sunday school. David Carns. superintendent: II a. m.. morning worship. Regular quarterly communion and reception O. members. The pastor will preach; ' D. in., the Christian Endeavor will join in T union meeting at the Christian church. Miss Margaret Pinsch, leader. At D. m.. union Masonic service at NJ. E. church.
 Baptist church. Neely Aldine Coxsey. pastor. Bible school at 9:45, Elmer Robinette, superintendent. Morning worship at II o'clock Pastors sub- rect for the morning will be. "The His- tory of Little Faith" The pastor vii. speak to the B. Y P T.. at 3:3O D. m
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
CLUB MAN HERE

l.. $. Park, who is located at the University of Arizona in the interests of the boys and girls clubs, has spent the past few days on the south side He has succeeded in arousing lively interest among the boys in cotton growing and has organized clubs at Lehi, Chandler and Tempe. In years past the Tempe boys have always succeeded in taking state honors in growing the best cotton in the con- test, but MT. Park is confident that there is going to be some lively compe- tition for first places this year.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02

ficulty in planting, and in speaking of the situation he said: T have re- gently examined some fields where the seed was being planted four inches ln depth. If the land is in good tilt an inch and half to two inches is as deep as cotton seed should be planted
 The seed planted deeper than this Will sometimes come through the ground, but it is an unnecessary risk
 good stand of cotton is of the ut most importance to cotton growers and 1ae failure in this regard means failure in the whole years work
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
POWDER.

The phtoplay to be shown at the Majestic tonight gets into the ques- tion of embargo on munitions to the warning nations of Europe It deals with contracts between an American intuition plant owner and represen- tative of foreign government. A love story enters into the play and powder explosion produces the thrills.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
TODAY's MUSIC PROGRAM

The Merchants Band will give ite customary concert on the Plaza this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The follow /. Ing program will be rendered:
 March, Loyal Americans:'' overture. Bridal Rose; waltz, When Knight hood Was in Flower:" serenade, Wis ions of Yesterday" characteristic march, Cowboy Capers;;" overture, Victory intermazzo. Flower Girl; :" march, Our Director: The Star Spangled Banner"
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
MRS. MARY A. RIDDEN DEAD.

MHS. MARY A. RIDDEN DEAD.
 Mrs. Mary Rhoden. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Elijah Anderson, both deceased, died at the family resi- dence on West First street Satur- day morning at 1:30 a. m. Mrs. Rho- den had been in rather delicate health for some years and succumb- ed to severe attack of pneumonia neral of her father which took place two weeks ago and has been confin- ed to her bed ever since. Mrs. Rhoden was fifty two years of age at the time of her death. Her birth place was near Waynesburg, Pa, where she lived all her life until removing to Mesa some nine years ago.
 Mrs. Rhoden's husband died six years ago, her mother three years later, and her father Elijah Ander- son, last month. The remains of the mother and father were returned to Waynesburg, Pa., for burial, and those of the deceased will be shipped to the same place. The funeral services will be held this afternoon at two o'clock. Evangelist A. E. Harper will preach the sermon.
 Mrs. Rhoden, since early girlhood, has been faithful member of the Church of Christ. For several days before her death she had calmly stated that she had given up hope. Early Friday night she made her will and after reading it over and signing her name she lay back thoroughly at ease and calmly awaited the end Her two sisters are left to mourn the loss. One of these, Miss Lizzie An derson. is not at all well and it is doubtful if she will be able to at- tend the funeral service.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
EOSWORTH TONIGHT

Hobart Bosworth one who needs no introduction to the residents of Tempe, will be seen tonight in one of his most recent productions. The White Scar" The Black Pearl" featuring Hobart Henley, will also be shown, making a seTenrcel program
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
BACK FROM HAYDEN.

L. H. Stewart local agent of the Arizona Eastern Railroad, returned Friday afternoon from a two days trip to Hayden. The occasion of the trip was a conference of all the agents and the traffic department of the Phoenix division. This confer ence was called for the purpose of discussing the matter of better ser vice for Hayden. and the surrounding towns. MT. Stewart is certain that the conference will result in a more acceptable service in the directions mentioned. e~.1-
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
DISSERTATION" TEMPEAN

The daring romance of an artists model, Inspiration is Mutual Mas terpicture in five acts to be presented at the Tenrpen theter this evening Miss Audrey Munson plays the lead- ing role.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02

school valedictorian. Her grade was 9S.4. The next highest and a very close second was that of Miss Eleanor Allison, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. G. Allison. Miss Allison's show ing was 93S. and to her falls the honor of being salutatOrian of the class. Miss Williams will represent Mesa High in the oratorical contest to be held at Tucson in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
woMAN's CLUB PARTY

The Tempe Woman's Club was en- tertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. G. Corson, and = splendid time was enjoyed by the large number of ladies present Roses were everywhere in evidence as the decorative scheme. Games were par ticipated in and refreshments were served.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
MRS. MANlEY LEAVING

Mrs. Elizabeth Manley, who has made her residence in Tempe for q. number of months past, expects to leave this evening for Pearce, Arizona where she will visit with her daugh- ter. Mrs, Pascal Lemons, during the spring and summer Mrs. Manley in- tends to return to Texas in the fall.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
COLON GOING HIGH

F. W. Hudson is overly enthusiastic over the prospects for the marketing of his seasons cotton crop. Cotton is now selling at 34 cents per pound and he is confident that the best prices in season yet recorded will be paid this next fall. Mir. Hudson. in his inspec- ton work over the southern fields has found growers who have had some diff
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
SAlUTATORIAN.

The high school has made a report on the four year grades of the pu- pills and that of Miss Leila Williams daughter of MT. and Mrs. Sam Will Hams, shows up highest, thus pro- curing for her the coveted honor of