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The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
Notice OF stockhoidcrs, Meetins.
LEGAL NOTICE.

N TIE COURT OF COMMON TLENS- No
? for tho County n Philsdfl7hi1 Cdurnon-
wealth NJ pannfy lyania. a.. mhrr Term. lr--.
No l546 In uiyoFre -Eru.sr T. H4fsou -
ShlTlv .. Hutar.-Tn shirley e. Wut41n. late
q WasiinctTu. BIsriot o. columbia, reep1rl-
cnt: You win take notice that ] have bscn A.
rdiBted mastrr - the cart in tho slr1r7 case n
which your husband. Eu,s' J. Hris1n. has
brought s'rir against 500 on The grounds ~ D.
seFtiC8. and that viii L.ll n0.ffHS f0r rls
ITlrfnSe O. tatinC f0Eiim0uv In saiH yae. 90
nv ofire. No. 11t li'r-fv Huiifir e. r-0sd rrG
Chestnut sTTrs TnlIadclrfia. Ia. 'n MON
DAY. August 8. az. a. ! 0'Hl-k ,. m.. whrn
and where vUu may attend uTrS -.rr ==s =
y1sr d-sirr. EDGAR A. RARNETT Master.
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Georgetown Leader Dies.

]. William Bogley, long identified
with the business life of Georgetown,
and a member of one of the Oldest
families of Montsomery County. Nd,
Is dead at his home in Friendship
Heights. Death was unexpected. He
was born in Maryland 81 years ago,
came to Georgetown in his youth. and
soon became prominent in business
He was one of the original organizers
OF the Potomac Savings Bank.
Surviving Mr.. Bogley are his widow
and four children-F. Walter Rogley,
Audery Bogley, Mrs James Dulin and
Miss Esther Bogley.
Funeral arrangements are beins
made,
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SIX HURT in Crash
when CARS collide
Alexandria Board Begins Checking
Registration Cards.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
r. L. knight & Son,
S2l-6A King Street.

THE HERALD BUREAU,
R. L. knight & Son.
62l62 King Street.
Alexandria Va. July 5.-Six persons
were injured shortly before s O'Clock
this morning when a northbound cleo
trio train over the Washington-Vir-
ginia Railway collided with a north
bound Falls Church car on the same
line at Alexander Island. a short dis
tance south of the Highway Bridge.
Those injured were: Miss N. B. Kid
well. Del Ray. Alexandria County;
Mrs. Marie Weber, Ballston. Alexan-
dria County. both of whom were treat
ed at the Emergency Hospital. Wash
ington; Motorman Burns. in charge
of the Alexandria trolley; Abe l..
Cohen. Harry Moore and Daniel Stans-
bury. jr.
The motor cab of the colliding train
was badly battered. The Alexandria
train was in charge of Motorman
Burns and Conductor Beach. The
Falls Church car also was consider
ably damaged The cause OF the acci-
dent has not been announced.
Work OF checking UP the registra-
ton cards was begun today by the
local exemption board in the chamber
of the common council. Serial num-
bers will be given for each OF the
1,SS1 cards representing the number OF
persons who registered here June 3
The cards when numbered will be
turned over to the War Department
The registration board is composed Of
George II. Rucker, clerk of the Alex
andria County Court; f. +. Downham
and +. f. Sweeney, the last-named
two of this city.
At a meeting of Andrew jackson
LodSe Of Masons held tonight a hand
some oil portrait of Henry X. Field.
grand master of Masons of Virginia, of
this city. was unveiled with appro-
pirate ceremonies. Rev. E. V. Reyes
ter, D. D.. and others made addresses.
1t was accepted on behalf OF the lodge
by Walter S. Nicklin. worshipful mas
ter.
Soldiers camped in this city and
neiGhborhOOd were tonight rendered
entertainments by two churches. One
entertainment was given in the Young
Mems SodaHty Lyceum Hall by the
NOllSItsdNlOI pL Ol. MARY > NdlHOllC
Church and the other at the First
Baptist Church by the congregation
of that church. At the ByCeum Hall
entertainments will be given every
Thursday night
A. L. Swinson, district deputy grand
I master. Falls Church. will. on Friday
night. install the recently elected Of
! fiCers of Potomac Lodge. No. IS, I. ..
| o. F., at Odd Fellows Hall.
| The Old Dominion Boat Club at its
! monthly meeting held tonight COM
| pleted arrangements for its midsum-
mer regatta which will be given Satur-
| day afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock
George Jones. colored. charged with
violating the provisions of the State
| Prohibition law, because Policeman
! Kerns testified he had three pints
| of liquor in his possession when taken
| in custody, was held for the grand
jury in the Police Court today.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND I'EKS0NNL
pr1p,rty stored IN tlIa i0Il7Wi-g uauSs van -
sold for claTzes. AUGUST :. 1917. a. -
O'Clock. At lEl L s'rret u.sfhuesf: Daud
Bod. SUss B-axton. Apu.s u. Forrest. Mr. %
Mrs. y. n. GRAY. Mr.. 0r Me. CHaros H. Mo-
donald o. Mis- g. y. M1-'aEls Norman =, No
LU1d. Saunders E,Trrss 30. ~ Mis- q I.
Lernard. FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY.
Notice of stockholders Meettng.
srerial meeting - tEss SfIasi1fdsIs ~ fhs
BLACK DIAMOND OH VUNpANN fnr1r-
poIated uni,r tho laws ~ t'Is n.st-irf ~ 60
lumtiaI viii - hfF un TIE IETH DAY up
JULY. 1917. or al am a# TT-HI ssfs thereafter.
al a. m. in Ronln sls S0. If7s Brnsdwsv.
Sew No-k 20 consider o. trrT,81g a. ~ uauifzt
stock and f0r the transaction 5f ary other hTsi-
ne~s thst l-ssiiy rSn~ t-furr ssid rner' lnr.
JACOB W. METTLEE, y. A. pNEAL. &. z.
MARSHALL MARION W. EDWARDS tnd
" r. OWEN . nlaf7frfv df thr 1N-a-a-s
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Electrically controlled oilers for
moving machinery have been invent
ed, several Of which can be opera ted
from a centrally located switchboard.
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LOST.

J0sT-TW0 S Bills. 90 y Y. AVE ~
sth and X to u and hss. Reward. q G.
FENsTORMAKER, e24 n. Y. ave. nw.
DOST-JULY ), DOG, ABOUT Two FEET
high; dark brown, shaggy. with collar or
truken chain on neck. Reward il returned 10
ADAMS EXPRESS Co, Cd aud ! sts. ne.
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PROPOSALS.

UFFICE nF TIE unNNI~-IuNTE~ Dis
Tract - COLUMBIA IuHs 81. BIZ -z.a.rI 10
n0ssis VII - rrrrrvrH ~ 1na Hina 90 rTla ss.r7-
'ary = the R7srd ~ 'rU.u.-s "E"r-. E1gw -.
ptstnt Building until 0r.1.s =. W.. IILT
lC lel7 for furnishing and delivering F-Hrry
and fHtures f0r The NrE T-.trsl Hilb Sab0
BUndnf. lnraIod a. THirrrUfh Fnd 'hlHl
s'T0yfs nrrflvrs-. Ela0E frG' r. rTrrUHr5,
sIlryfdrafiors snf IN rrrasssrT information rs-
h. obtained f-1Gl DO CI1rf 'i0E E7gHar ne
IaI'morr. Rom -. Ii--H0' E0lInz. NEs.-
iuEfon n. e OLIVIER O. NEWMAN. 'NllS
TROWNL0W. {. ". KITZ. ,1uni zl r1crs.
y r
SALE UF OH EI'T pfNGS az -7PEi r
srfthrasf Ir'wrau Sr~r.r s-d IcrF'H rrrar'--
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inEtrn f1r tFr r0w0rT - f-f.f'r-s on -
rT0'-nd rrs-ntlv sr1Tir11 fv -rs New y -srr-
rrent f0r ''r rS'rusl-1 ~ fr. Nsyr NsrE 80
vt c.7sf=firE ~ - l-.as 'rH' E.n-s r-H :
ffsm~ lINiinu7 T.. sl'a H 20 'rT HaaH -
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Schrdu'~s oDufatrfrc fr-~ - 07T~-7l' r0i
terms q ssls rrr ~ 0'sairaH r- a.1 .'-r
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JO>LpHIS DANIELS.
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= suarar-ra ~ sod faith INNE~ A. NEr-
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

449 TENNESSEE AVENUE n. E.
a rooms and bath; excellent
condition; $3.50 per month. Ap-
ply 1919 North Capitol St.
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Tomorrow's article will describe the
charge.
Copyright. 1917. hy the Wheeler Syndicate. Ine)
The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
REAL ESTATE.

GOOD . ACRE FARM AND BUILDINGS q
miles from Washington. fUo miles from electric
car FOol nrs!k"t for all Truduce and fIrri hr-T
wityr. l.. 7. NJ. Route J. BOX -. FAIRFAX. IA.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

sTENOGRAPHER. Y0T NG LADY As BOOK
keepers assistant: Icrmarput iositi.n With
good ehance fr advancement Addr,ss BOX
les Herald oaiCc.
WANTED-YOUNG GIRL To ANSWER TEL
ephune: one familiar with trlrTIitar IFe-
fprred Arply srqg WooIvsrd Bldg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BAD BILLS COLLECTED OR No CHARGE
Renn a specalty. BAMMER.se Attorney. 0s
tts1 " Nv. Peops " ~
The Washington herald., 1917-07-06
CLAIRVOYANTS
PALMISTRY.
SPIRITUALISM.
MRS. BROWNELL Si.ii125.1'' .5i52 n! !i,9.; =.
present, future; gives names, advice on businrs
lawsuits, love. home. separations, Ciangt
health. etc. 9s Eye 81. nv. Phone NJ. SOS
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WINDOW CLEANING.
PHONE NJ 7lR TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned. Acme Window Cleaning Co. 5l2 HIST.
WINDOW SCREENS AND SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER. 45c.
Best Opaque on H. II. Rollcrs Csc.
J. G. rREINKERT. 100 Il st. ne
Phone L. A2.
LOCKSMITH.
YALE, TRUNK- AND DOOR KEYS MADE
Lawn Nov RS repaired and sharpCnei Electric
work. RICHARDSON. 2ll2 18th st. nv. y. 2fg7.
YALE, TRUNK, AND DOOR KEYS MADE.
Lawn Mowers repaired and shsrpened. Electric
work. RICHARDSON, Gl2 18th st. NV. n. ct97.
GARRETT CLEANING.
CARPENTS THOROUGHLY AND CARE
fully cleaned; rugs woreu from old CARPETS;
MATTRESSES renovated. Estimates furnished
Phone Main 2OSS. ALBERT KAHLERT & CO.,
$50 st. sw.
DANHAKL & DAVIS.
Carpet Cleaning and Mattress Making.
80 l. st. NV. Phone Ancoln 2S3.
MATTRESSES.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED AND REMADE
3 Prompt attention to suburban orders.
CAPITOL RENoVATING CO.. AIS st
NJ. Ill4.
PIANO TUNING.
S1.50-Piano Tunlng-SI.J0
MANY YEARS AT WEBER AND STEIN
way factories. New York. T. HOLNERSON.
l222 n. Carolina ave. ne. Phone Linc. Ss5s.
Organs repaired.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
PHILPITTS umssSll.. sn /. SIi.i,.a. ST;
WE WILL MEASURE FOR, MAKE. AND
put up good quality prague shades &c. Best
quality oil opaque or American Holland, &c.
Will call with samples. KLEEBlIAT S lith and
II SITS. ne.
sERiTaSTIAL scRTTNs $1.25 oRbER GABE TO
Screen Wire, 2iic 50. f. Rustlcss, ne.
Screens repaired. KLEEBLATT's. llth &
sts ne.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
SMITH GROCERY CO.
 ID QUIT BUSINESS

An important local business an nouncement was made yesterday when a decision was reached that the Smith Grocery store was to go out of the grocery business in Phoenix, to devote its business energies to other big en- terprises that Mir Smith and his son are developing. The enormous stock of groceries owned by the Smith Groc- cry company will be sold during the next week or so in a special campaign being started Monday
 A G. Smith X Sons were pioneers in the grocery business in Phoenix, in which prices were slashed to pieces, and where goods were shipped in from the manufacturing firms by the car loads. The firm did much to bring about the present comparatively low prices on groceries, and the business has built up a large clientile of strong friends who will regret seeing the Smiths quit the grocery business.
 Years ago this firm started buying its sugar it's flour, it's canned goods, and many other items by the carload direct from the factory or producers A tremendously big line has been de- Veloped by their close application per sonaly to their business, and their selling out and closing up their grocery business in no way indicates a failure in the grocery business, but means that the Smiths have undertaken some very important and large business de- velOpments to which they will devote their time.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
SEEKS REST FROM
 THREATS IF |. W. W.

Worn and weary from the threats made against her and her husband by l. w W. leaders, Mrs. r. NJ. Johnson of Globe wife of the fighting parson," is in the city for few weeks rest and recreation.
 Johnson, who is an army man and candidate for the Episcoral priesthood at Globe, will be ordained this fall. He holds the commission of major in the army reserve and is organizer of the Home Guards of Globe. During the summer months, he drilled two com panies twice a week and perfected an excellent fighting force for Gila county. Johnson has not hesitated to express his views of the I. w W's and as q result, both he and his wife have re- ceived anonymous letters containing threats Their home has been guarded by officers for several weeks.
 Thoroughly in sympathy with her husbands views, but unnerved by the recent yelled attacks, Mrs. Johnson is seeking q restful change here She is the guest Of Mrs Harold Baxter.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

dren from Indians who massacre everyone else in the settlement He falls in love with girl who sees only the big, noble side of his character And when he realizes his life is wrong, it is to these he goes and ever after he's as useful a citizen as he was a bad man."
 It's fine picture Don't miss it.
 The management has arranged to take care of those who wish to come early for the circus parade by open ing the Lamara show at 930 today so come early and see a good picture
 One Touch of Nature at Hip
 Just as Peter B. Kyne has endeared himself to thousands of readers of the Saturday Evening Post so will his splendid story One Touch of Nature" which has been pictured with none other than John J. McGraW in a prom inent part be regarded by the photo play fans It is ending a two-day run at the Hip and is without a doubt one of the finest pictures of the season. It is the kind of picture that the American public is going to demand in the near future, a picture with plenty of heart interest, love theme and lots of comedy. The sex. play, the crook type ana the DfObleln OllerlHS edCn III turn has seen it's day.
 Pictures that are happy pictures" are the kind and this splendid offer ing is a fine example of the best in the cinema art. A fine combitone aug ments the bill with the usual Pathe News reel
 Tomorrow Emmy Whelen, blond and dainty, comes in a picture entitled Miss Robinson CruSoe' and with the added charm of being laid in the Thousand Islands of the great St. Lawrence. It is one of the scenic love bits of the year. Within the Law" and "The Lone Wolf" both next week. Marguerite Clark at Empress Today Only
 One of the best pictures Miss Clark, who is termed the sweetest girl in pictures" has ever appeared in is that tonight for the last time, it is one of those quaint Irish fairy stories that hold charm for the old as well as the young, the Empress is more than liv- ing up to their former announcement of giving the best for the best and in pictures of class are those to which the mothers can take the children and feel safe that nothing but the best will be shown Tomorrow the screens most noted character actor, George Beban, will be seen in this latest and best Paramount picture entitled "The Cook of Canyon Camp In this MT. Beban is claimed to outdo any of his pre- vious pictures. There will also be an additional reel of comedy for the little folks
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
ADJUSTMENTS
Dustin Farnun in Fine Picture at
 Lamara

Lamara
 Dustin Farnum was a big attraction at the Lamara theater last night when he appeared on the screen In William FOx's latest photoplay. "Du rand of the Bad Lands" That Mir. Farnum has made a hit on stage and screen was proved by the crowd that filled the theater
 MT. Farnum has mighty fine story in "Durand of the Bad Lands" and in every part of the taie he shows his masterly acting to fine effect He rOams the Bad Lands as an outlaw. He steals cattle with as shrewd an instinct for covering up his trail as any man who ever was wanted" in those old by-gone days. But for a woman or a child his hand is raised only to help. He rescues three chil-
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Auto Time Table Union Auto Stage

CADILLAC IS" SERVICE Leave Phoenix. $: 50 d. m. daily Leave Globe M mi. S: 30 q. m. daily
 Az SOUTH CENTRAL
 PHONE 1405.
 PHOENIX MAYER STAGE LINE Over Black Canyon road. Daily ex cept Sunday: Leaves Phoenix a. m, arrives Mayer p. m. Leave Mayer, s a. m, arrive Phoenix, p. m. Of flee 161a South Central ave. Office Phone 1547; residence phone S212. If FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE
 Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler. Cars Leave Phoenix and Mesa every 30 minutes from a. m. until p m. and thereafter as follows: Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa 7:00p. m. 6:30 D. m. S:00 p. m. ZOO D. m. 9:0Op. m. 500 p. m. 1000 p. m. 800 D. m. Leaves Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Phoenix. Leave Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Mesa.
 Mesa Chandler Division. Leave Mesa Leave Chandler 8; co a. m. S:30 a. m. 10:00 a. m. II zoo a. m. 12:00 a. m. 100 p. m
 200p.m 300 p. m.
 4:00p.m. 500 p. m.
 6:00p m. ZOO m Fixes Livery-Phone 414. 110 N. Center
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Blue Prints

BLUE PRINTS. Negatives, white prints, brown line p,ints. map mount ing. Phoenix Blue Print Co.,, Bake Bldg. Phoenix. Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-On account of other business will sell soft drink stand and draught beer bar at less than value of fixtures. 112 North Central Ave. br
 FOR SALE-Capital Barber Shop, ' East Adams. Doing good business. Will sacrifice. 1 chairs. Owner sick.
 bn
 WANTED store, confec- tionery, cigar store and restaurant. What have you? See Bayless. Holt Realty Co., s w. Adams St. Phone 1246. bn
 FOR SALE-A1 paying dairy; 200 quarts a day milk route with auto de- livery: 29 Jersey cows with registered bull heifers soon to be fresh, calves, ? horses and complete dairy and farm equipment for handling 45 acres; with lease of A acres at very reasonable rent. Winter feed provided for. Akers X Murlless Jersey Dairy. Park Road, A mile north of Bethany Home. Phone All. br
 HAVE 6-acre ranch, 5-room house, plenty water, good feed for cows; have 200 chickens. 5 pigs. horse and wagon and tools, sheds and troughs for hogs. Would like to have single man or man and wife with capital to go ahead. Investi- gate. Address Box. G6, Republi- can. bn
 FURNISHED restaurant, good To- cation. good trade. rent $2000 month. See Thomas end of Indian car line. bp
 UP-TO-DATE grocery doing nice. strictly cash business, splendid To- cation, invoice about $2,500.00: only reason for selling. have other inter ests. If you want to step right into q nice going business this is your opportunity. Address P. 0. Box 522 and will call and see you. bp
 FOR SALE-One third interest in two patented mining claims. Located about one mile north of Kelvin (Ray Junction) Arizona. Address, Original locator and partner pattentee, J. !. Maxie, 32612 South Spring St, Los Angeles Calf. dd
 RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Snap for right party. Inquire S05 E. Wash ington St, Phoenix, Ariz. bn
 WE ESTABLISH cut rate tire agen- cies. There should be one in each To- cality. 3Ox3 Non SBids $6.S0; 3Ox3 F Non Skids $500 Small capital re- quired; profits are large. For full par ticulars address Popular Tire & Rub ber O., 2658 Broadway, New York, N. Y. br FOR SALE-General store, meat. groceries and hardware. Must sell on account of sickness. Anyone looking for a bargain see me at once. 902 $. Center. Leong Quong O..
 FOR RENT-The Ellsworth Studio, i Mesa. Snap for right party. Inquire l63 West Second street. Mesa. Phone
 BOTTLING WORKS doing big bus 1 mess: health necessitates selling If you have the cash investigate Box 2SS Republican If
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
SCOTTSDALE STAGE

SCOTTSDALE STAGE
 $1 round trip, soc one way; leave Scottsdale S:30 a. m. and l p. m., ar rives ScOttsdale F m. and D. m. Leaves Phoenix (OWl Drug O., First ave. and Adams II a. m. and p. m. Leaves Ingleside 9 a. m. and 1:15 p. m., arrives Ingleside 11:45 a. m and 5:45 p. m. Baggage and express daily except Sunday. Special trip Saturday nights. Leaves Scottsdale ' p. m., leaves Phoenix II D. m. Mrs. Bradley, Prop.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
COrSetiere

SPIRELLA CORSETS-Miss Nora Smith. Route No. Phone 203R11 If
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
JJONES.lSzl1 TILE STAGE LINE

Ray, Superior and Phoenix PhoeniX-Leaves Adams Hotel at 500 a. m. and 400 daily. Ray-Leaves Ray Con. Hotel at 7:S0 goo a. m. and 400 D. m. daily. Cylinder Passenger Cars. OFFICE - 116 NORTH CENTRAL
 AVENUE. Phone 1075
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

WANTED-Grocery store, confec- tionery, cigar store and restaurant. What have you? See Bayless. Holt Realty Co.,, W. Adams St Phone 1246. bn
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

FOR SALE-Capital Barber Shop, : East Adams. Doing good business. Will sacrifice chairs. Owner sick.
 m
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Carpet Cleaning

NOW IS THE TIME to have your carpets cleaned. The Electric Carpet Cleaners Phone 723. if
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Awnings

AWNING AND CAMPING season now on. We make everything known that will fool the rain and sun. Phoe- nix Tent and Awning Co. corner First and Monroe Sts.; phone 1t11 If
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Business Chances


 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-On account of other business will sell soft drink stand and draught beer bar at less than value of fixtures. 112 North Central Ave. br
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Snap for right party. Inquire 305 E. Wash ington St, Phoenix, Ariz. bn
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

WE ESTABLISH cut rate tire agen- cies. There should De one in each To- cality. 30x3 Non Skids $6.S0; 30x3 F Non Skids $8.60. Small capital re- quired profits are large. For full par ticulars address Popular Tire & Rub ber O., 2658 Broadway, New York, N Y. br
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

FOR SALE-General store, meat. groceries and hardware. Must sell on account of sickness Anyone looking for a bargain see me at once. 902 s. Center. LeOng Quong Co.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

FURNISHED restaurant good To- cation, good trade, rent s2000 month See Thomas end of Indian car line. bp
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

FOR RENT-The Ellsworth Studio, Mesa. Snap for right party Inquire l63 West Second street. Mesa. Phone
The Detroit times., 1917-06-02
Chapter xcvII.


The two weeks father and Helen
spent with US went by quickly and
happily. We accept few invita-
lions. altho many desired TO help as
entertain them. ather said he pre-
ferred to remain quietly with me
and the children. Robert was stiil
very busy--so be claimed--but he
came home every night to dinner.
and often ran up TO luncheon. Then,
too. he remained with us every
evening during their stay.
Fathers belated appreciation OF
Roberts business ability, always a
sore point with me and both his and
Helen's devotion 10 the children,
made me very happy. But strange
as IL may seem. what made me hap
piest OF all. was Roberts remaining
with us. giving us-me, so much OF
his time; and saying nothing OF en-
gagements, OF business compelling
him 10 absent himself
But as always. wien he remained
al home when we had guests. won
dered il bis plea OF business, his en-
sagements-w when we were by our.
selves--was not simply an excuse.
Father stayed al home with me
one morning while Helen took the
children out IN the car. She was a
good driver. so | had no hesitation
in trusting my babies with her. II
was the first and only time father
and had been alone; the only
chance VIZ mad mad for conhden-
tial chat
Il am very glad to see that Rob
ert is getting on his feet" he com
menced HE has happily dlsap-
pointed me I didn't think II was
in him, that he ever would. make a
business man in spite of Bruce's
faith In him. And"
. Getting on his feet" interrupt
ed. laughing II think he's already
standing pretty firmly on them, II
I'm any Judge"
He has made an excellent begin.
ming" father went on, not at all
perturbed by my interruption, but
he is stnl young II he has the
requisite determination he can &C.
complish much. understand from
his conversation that there are good
openings in this district for a clever
lawyer. many chances. some OF
them political, for preferment,"
YES, I believe all that IL so. but
would rather have him al home
more, and not have him get on so
fast" | exclaimed. I'VE are very
comfortable now, and while we are
not rich yet, we certainly DO not
lack for anything"
Robert is at home much more
than most business men," he re-
turned rather severely. showing