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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-11

| II, ~. SOuay lS now cjerk III Iilt
postoffice, in lieu of Miss Lul'
Riley, who has long and faithful
iy served In this capacity.
+. H. Riley, Dentist, will be al
his offico every day until count,
court week and then at his Hart
vile office Feb. ) to 10; call and
have your teeth fixed. adv.
| w. T.. N0rcrnss has moved hi.
general store from the concrete
block to the G W.Freeman build
ing, adj lining the pOstoffice
where he was formerly l'S,ated
The Strong & Duckworth ga
rage will occupy as a garage the
building vacated by Mr.. Nor.
cross and also the building in
which G. L Bach has had his
Office. A big door is to he cut in
front of the building vacated by
Mr.. NorcrOss, ,and the two rooms
connected by an archwhy.
r. Lee Sheppy, l72 N. Hnl~ted
Street, Chicago, H., General
Sales Manager of the largest
concern of its kind in the world,
wants three or four men in
Wright County and several men
in adjoining counties, to work for
him spare time or all the time
He can use only those who have
a rig or auto. Work is very
pleasant and no previous selling
expel ience is necessary. Work
consists of leaving a wonderful
new household necessity in the
homes on free trial. Tests at
more than thirty Of the leading
Universities and the Government
Burean of Standards show this
new article to be four times as
efficient as article now in general
use in this section. Article is
needed in every rural home and
benefits every member of the
household, bringing cheer, com
fort and happiness into the home.
Not necessary to he away from
home nights. Pay from SO 90 to
SIS. 90 per day according To abili
ty and number of homes visited.
Ia writing Mr.. Shapl,y, mention.
what townships will be the most
convenient for you to work in;
what your regular occupation is;
your age; married or single; how
long you have lived in the CON-
munity; what kind of rig or au.
to you have; whether you wish To
work spare time or steady: how
much time you will have tn de
vote to the work; when you can
s,art,and about how many homes
are within six miles of you in
each direction. This is a Splen
did opportunity for several men
in Wright County and counties
adjoining to make good money,
working steady or spare time.
Some of the field men earn
$500 90 per month; one farmer
earned 100000 working spare
time only. No Investment or
bond necessary. advertisement.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-11
Card of Thanks

We desire TO extend thanks
to our many friends and neigh.
bors for their kindness during
the sickness and death of our be.
loved husband and father. -Sar.
all f. Slate and Children.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-11

/ Roy Brentlingf r, wha has been
visiting relatives here the past
1.-TWO seeks. rtturnedto bis hans
in Joplin Thursday InorGiag.
Miss 'rhelma Daviais Anl lefinG
from an attack Of lagrintje
Roy Letsisger spent 6anslsy
night at Paul Williaina and fyoq
Friday night till Tuesday aista-
ing at Sam Leb4ingef's.
Amos Ray, wife aud haby w<ia
saturday night visitors at Hay
Dennis and On Sunday they
dined at J. A. Riiey's. 35
Miss Zella Letsinger Was Il
guest Of Miss Leota Rrentlineer
Sunday night and attended
church at the G.. P. church.
Grandma Williams Il sick.
Chas. and Ray Brenllinese
made round Of visits up here
last week; they spent the day
Friday with their grandparents
and aunt, Mrs. Neya Baker, Fri.
day night4with John Brenslinx-
er's, aturday morning they
called at q. w. MiTler's aud txaok
dinner with Mrs. Perikins.
Ralph Brsnsiinser sisitea his
uncle. Albert, ct Bryant SUNDAY;
other visitors were Misses Min.
ME and Rosie Miller, Ruth Davis
and Messrs. Lawrence Dasis and
Louie Miller.
Miss Ethel Robertson spent
sunday with home folks.
Will Hale was home Saturday
night and Sunday; Mrs. Robert
Norris and little daughter were
Sunday visibors at Mrs. ". n.
Hale's.
Amds Roy and wife moved to
town this week; we rtgrat tn 6sA
them from our neighborhNd bnt
wish them well in their new
home.
4 r j. Freeman and wife visited
in Mansfield SATURDAY, night and
SUNDAY.
Frank Smalley and wife ara
visiting ti1eir son. Clarence and
family and j. .C, Freemsn il tak.
ing his place ON the lDa,rs Is !.
John Dixon and another, man
of near. .Odm hauled lumber from
Rock Bridge last week.
Mrs. w. G. Lessinger ia sick;
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-11
MANY MIRRORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
Of General Interest to
Cur Readers

J.T..Aloorc of Ozark was here
Friday.
Pat Prior Of Norwood was here
Friday.
.lulia Bradley of Arno was here
Monday.
Miss Lula Riley is visiting in
Mar-htirll.
The k.c,'O. 4 $ has received
a new coach,
! q. w. Freeman has been on
the sick list.
s. Harriett Carrier Of Hiio was
here Sunday.
Il G. Hogan Of Seymour was
here Tuesday.
w B. Matthews of Oswego was
here last week.
w, S. E'rod of Norwood was
here Saturday.
Rev. JIM England was in Sey
m0nr last week.
CIV. Hilsabeck was in Jeffer
son;City this week
Walter Pennington Of Jasper
was here this week.
MS. Ringer of Eureka, Mont,
was here this week.
W.. g. Cnday and wife spent
Tnpsday in Springfield
JH,Smith was here during the
week from Rngersville.
H. M. Norcross is confined tn
his home with la grippe,
RC. and w. r. Rhodes Of Sey.
monr we're here Sunday.
l. Upchurch Of Montpelier,
!. Idaho, was.here this week.
Dt. WA. Jones was here from
Mountain Grove this week.
John Sherman and wife Of
Basher WAS here last week
C. G. Newton and Karl Tripp
were in Springfield Monday.
No hunting allowed on our
farms. adv. j. M. Thirkield.
NH. Cooper and ia. Hooper of
Piltshurg were here this week.
Olin Dale Ring Of Appleton
+ City was here during the week.
Col. L O. Nieder is transact
ing, legal business at Emiuenc"
tIlis week.
.J,F, Dukes and wife were here
during the week from Musko
gee, Okla.
AL. Ford and Boyd Carver of
Superior, Neb, were here dur
ing the week.
W.tP. johnson of Kansas City
has been visiting his brother.
l. B ,and friends.
Have small amount to loan on
good farm. Address Ell. Burch,
Anderson, Mo. adv.
3 Mrs.sJ. NJ. Coats Of Cabool Wis
itad this week at the home of her
son, Prof. b. E. Coats.
J.D. Reynolds has just received
a large bill of Shoes and Ruhbers
at bottom, prices. ADV.
Dr.R.B. Scriber Of Little Rock,
Ark, deputy state veterinarian,
was here during the week.
& Clyde Turner is carrying the
mail on Route l as substitute for
his father, G. L., who is sick.
WANTED Two hen peafowls.
Geo. ,D. Winburn, the Harness
and Shoe Man, Mansfield, Mo-
q. Adv. " ,.s :.
Ernest Coday Of West Plains is
visiting home folks here; his
family has been here for several
days. i, i
The G. r Ladies' Aid Society
has presented the pastor, Rev.
J. #. Allman.of Aurora, with a
fine quilt. n
Go to J. D. REYNOLDS and
buy the John Deere implements
or all kinds. Also wagons and
bnggies. ADV.
The basketball game between
\ Hartville and Mansfield at Hart
vile last Saturday night was
postponed.
Heartburn, Indigestion or dis
tress of the stomach is instantly
relieved by HERBINE 1t forces
the badly digested food out oI
the body and restores tone in the
h. 1.s.n nn
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-11

D. W. Hoover was recent
Seymour visitor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-11

W. G. Reynolds has sold Ford
cars to Ben Norris of Mansfield
and o. II. Young of Hartville.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-11

Private Money to Loan
1 have a limited amount to loan
on good real estate, one to three
years time. Geo. B. Freeman. ad
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-01-11

The second quarterly eNamina.
tion was held in all departments
the first part Of the week.
G;nlrnnss L. knnninn Snunrnl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26
REPORT OF BERNALILLO GRAND JURY


for NE hct'crmcut of the public hust-
ness ur the county, aud Deg hcrru IN
to present oar conclusions. Your
grand jury upon visiting the Jail found
tvcut,-so,cn county prisoners and
sixteen United states prisoners con.
fined therein. We found the iail ava
premises reasonable clean as to floors
and Kitchen aud can truthfully say
we think the sheriff and his aides are
doing IA" best thor Dan under 90, sir
,um-ltuccs. We have visited al the
various county offices and uisd, i'm
uuiric- a- ju what they needed tud
IN, conditions cot their offices.
Your Grand jury. after ttIklua
with AN the county officers. hu,
reached the conclusion that the or,
mouse and Jail are $40 inadequate. c'r-
sidcriup th, magnitude and Iu port
NICE 81 the county business hat SO
nli Geo syp the wisdom of recommend
iug additions tu 90, iui' and the court
house. vaults. etc, an the row % oi
business seems To rcquir" Tor III,
reason that We think to cNpoud money
con- the court house and lail. us wuul
bo required To- put them iu the ncc,,.
-tr, condition. would uc iuudN sable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26

piled with and We heard no complaints
of amy Violation Of this statute.
sections 1894 and 4gG0-We have
had no complaint against officers
duty 10 vas 90 collect school
funds and We lind from the report
81 the school sUperuter'rri tlH'
there huye been mo- fI
law Section 1850 we boz. Ir. %
covered In our general account O..
Schools.
we made inquiry of the county
clerk regarding the Violations OF sc'-
ton 3lNI relating e. Justices ~ the
peace and We fiud that thirteen u Of
twenty -one have made their reports
tor the quarter ending June 80. Those
falling In make reports ARE the JUS
ticcs of the peace OF precincts 80. o..
Alameda; !, Ranches de Albuquerque.
q. liauChos de Atrisou; 10. Escubosa
~, Palarito; ~ san ]lEnacio. -. san
Antonio, aud SO. Durdncs. We would
recommend 60 your honor that these
Justices of the peace be- called before
% "a honor aud Instructed as Go this
particular law with reference 20 maxi
ing their reports
we find tina a more careful in
N~cstigatiou should be made Uy the
proper Officers before issuing saloon
licenses Ne find where licenses have
been ISSUED where the population
could not possibly be up Ca the legal
number required. We refer spccit.
icallN to the Midway Inn. otherwis,
known az the Trimhlc ranch at tn,
mouth of Tijcrus canyon. We recon-.
mend that the license Tor the Midway
I'm be- withdrawn. We woubt the wis.
dom pt issuing licenses 10 road house,
under ans circumstance they are be.
yund surveillance 81 the police uut
always q menace tu society ana puJ.
Tic morals.
We further find upon iu,cstir3
ton hat the Law OF our state viii
reference to the speed ~ automobile
ON the public highway is being ,io
lated ana recommend that the sheriff
and other pence Officers Of tho &C.,
q De- instructed 10 ripidly enforce
laws pertaining Co the speed 81 auto
mobiles upon the streets of our elite
'nd upon all public highways
we had btDJght to our attention
section 1850 Of the Codlficaiion rele
tive to combinations M restraint q
trade but have not lad sufficient eva
dcuce presented tu ~ tu warrant IN
bringing ~ any indictments Tor va
Iutiuus of the same We believe how
ever, that this law should be properI
enforced n recommend that the dis
tvict attorney pc instructed To- max
q thorough Investigation a. Co an
violations thereof so that the matte
can Dee properly presented Ia the couf
or 90 the next grand jury.
In conclusion YOUR grand iur
takes great pleasure lu saving that ~
believe the county officers are a
honest ana capable and are attendiu
to the affairs 81 their various offic,
win integrity ana efficiency. We -
p%eoiallN lesire to compliment IA
county commissioner under the abb
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26

service In caring for The crops, bc rN-
cused from school until the crop ave
sathcrcd. such requests have been
granted in every case No case Il
uuanc, has been reported. either IN
the county schools or IN the lily
schools Of albuquerque.
I'VE hear complaints from the poll
tax law being impracticable and cN-
pensiyo, aud We believe 1t would De
In the interest 81 economy and en-
cicucy 90 either abolish the poll tax
law OF have the poll tax collected hy
the county collector az The time Other
taxes are collected. We cant close
our remarks on the schools of bcrnt.
Illo county without complimentary
the wonderful work of Count, Super
iutcudon' Moutoya in building up the
schools system from practically no'h-
iug To- The high standing Il now o'tu-
pics. Also We desire 20 commend
/ Superintendent Milne at the city
schools FOR the high standard his
schools have reached undcr his man
arcmcut superintendent Milne re-
ports mo- d-elinqucucier In the matter
ct truluty. am the children being In
school or able To- give good and SUI
ticicut reasons for not attending. W.
are informed that the schools are am
PLY provided with funds for the fun
nine months term and We take plcus
urc I'm saving that the schools OF Bor-
ualillo county are now ON a permanent
lasis which will doubtless he main
tanned
'lu the office II the count CLERK
we found an records efficiently kept
and everything pertaining 10 the COS.
ftoc iu the mcthodical order We Ilso
find need Tor more vault room to.
VALUABLE records. In fact. ", I'm,
most of the Offices are short of wall
room. but especially is his true of
the county abd court records Hun
. drdcs ~ valuable but Inactive paper
must be- stored ON shelves tud other
Insecure places outside iireproo
vaults for safe keeping The remedy
for this wc have covered in our rec.
concentrations for a new court hous'
Your Grand Jury has CAREFUL.
looked into any violations Of the va
rious statutes 10 which our attention
was specifically called. We have 70
report that We have made inquiry %
the county treasurer. Mr. Matson, an,
the treasurer Of The citN Of Albuduer
que Mr. Graham as Geo valuations A."
sections 49,. aud i6iS rcgardin.
dealing IN county or city warrants am
we find that as both the county %
Hernalnlo aud the city ~ Albu0ueruu'
ere nov on a cash basis when anNuu'
has a warrant he can go to the treas
mer of either he county or city an'
get the cash. there seems to be r'
chance 81 speoulating in these war
rants.
Section l10l relative To- dendl
weapons seems to he generally oh
served puisidc ~ the cHses hrough
before the jury we learn of no viola
tions Of This statute. The law reiatin.
to labor ON sundays seems to be com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26

and vc have decided that We would
recommend that rnc county ,oumts.
sioncrs at once take up the puos-
tiuu ul uuluuiup 20 new county C,urt
house and % new sail, such ~ the r,-
uuircmCuts OF the county business
seem to demand Your grand jury De-
licNca that after thoroughly luVc,ii.
eating the afufir~ ~ the county that,
the taxable property 81 Bcrnnliiin
count, g. amply sufficient to warrant
building q new court house and 70 new
TAIL and we recommend that n pose
sihlc. the county commissioner tssuc
bonds running twenty years for ~u'-
fic.cut amount 20 erect these buili-
mgs.
your grand jury believes from our
observation and talk with tho head ~
the health department uf thr count,
that 10 cuuuty hospital FOR the sick aud
INDECENT De- highly necessary aud yrur
grand jury hclioNys that lu the event
~ building "a new county court house
aud inll the present court house could
h, uttered so as to make @ Comnludi-
ous county hospital thereby saving Ga
the county the waste II M, present
court house.
w, believe the books If the -hcr.
IFS office are an we'll and |Curroc'l,
krpt. We further believe that th.
sheriff deputies aud %iailers are al'r'
bon the suppression Of disorder uu,
crime. ~slfoguardiug prisoners AND
are u'lN alive tu tho duties they ow'
to tho public W. find the food scr,.
ed On the prisoners tu be good. clotl
Whulcsouc and entirely ample 10
quantity and variety.
We find from the county asscs.u.
that q great benefit tu tho county VIII
accrue II the surveyed lands ju IA,
county can bee classified so that a iu-.
and equitable valuation may bc ar
rived "a fur assessment purposes ~.
recommend that the count, commits
s%ionor~ bo asked =" do This 100 time fpi
making assessment for the spring OBJ
} ,HlN The assessor reports BE- 'urg,
increase I'm taxable propcrt, for thl
CurrCu' years and assures tho gruu
jury hat vii. the classification mad,
AZ asked 30 further Increase car Do,
depended upon "" have mo- rpasoi
tu doubt the efficiency of IA, man
agemeut of the ass,s-or's office
The county treasurer reports q hot
ter collection ~ NJ than ever wH Il
.n the history %, the county uc.ni
near o., per cent o' the 1875 ttyns
The y]ariuu. funds ARE lIl supple.
with Nome, aud county business b. "'
70 cash basis
Your grand jury o.. especially graf
!ncd with report, uu schools OF U.r
uHliIlp county Under tho utU t..U.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26
Volunteering in
Army Not Affected
by the Draft Law

The draft law has not iuterfercd IN
the least with army volunteering. ac-
curding to the local recruiting office.
on the other hand. It has had the ef-
feet ot giving impetus to enrollmcnts.
as man men who were caught 10y the
draft have not waited TO he drawn
into the service of their country. but
have volunteered, between the 10th
ANA goth of September l0l men were
accepted at the recruiting office here.
ana It H. expected that this number
viii be swelled to the 200 mark by
the 3uth.
The Albuquerque office accepts re-
cruits from the whole state. There
are az present army men in Ration.
Las Vegas, Clovis. Gallup and Farm
ington engaged In recruiting work.
An recruits obtained in hos towns.
as well as clsew here In the state,
are credited tn the Albuquerque office.
There Is considerable of a rush now
Ca Join the 3lst regiment of engineers.
This regiment h. training at Rock
ford, H., ana iH composed OF en-
Einecrs. firemen, conductors, brake
men, mHchinists. boilermakers. oper-
ators. etc. About siNty men. em-
r ploycd ON the Santa Fc between las
Vegas aud ~ Paso. have enlisted in
this reg meut recently, The physical
and other requirements are not 50
? drastic Tor ,his service as they are in
other branches of the army service.
Experienced men In good health are
wanted, but IN, main thing Is to be
sure that they are qualified 10 IN
the positions for which they apply.
Al the present time white cavalry
men, medical department hospital
corps, artilleIymen. u"unrtermaster d
corps highway engineers, construc.
ton engineers and water and supplies
engineers are urgently needed lr
addition to these classes. there is az
urgent demand Tor negro -,teGrdores
The latter are sent from lNLrlD JE|
Paso. thence to Newport NyN-. va
aud eventually Wnl gu abroad To bs
a steVcdorc q man reeds "a stroul
back aud an abundance Of muscle
These are about the only require
ments. Married negroes viii he taker
provided their families are not de.
pendent upon them or " they vii
sign a declaration thar they will sup
port their families while la the gov
eminent service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26

guarantee that each spoonful viii
clean our sluggish liver better than a
dose nf NASTY culumrl aud that a.
won't make YOU sick.
podsou's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine Nuu'U know n nest morn
inr because You viii wake up feeling
fine. your liver " % Ice wurkiuL your
headache aud dizziness gone your
stomach Will hc sweet aud your bowels
regular YOU VIII feel like working
yuull ur cheerful. fun 81 Niror aud
ambition
pudsou's Liver Tone i- entirely
vegetable therefore harmless aud eau
mot ~tlivttr Give u tu your children.
Millions Of people are usius hodson.
Liver Tone instead Of dangerous ctlo-
mel now Your druggist viii tell you
hat the sale Of ,alumcl ~ almost
stopped entirely here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26
DEPLETED.

Pretty soon there will be nobody
left in the socialist party but Victor
Rerrer and the kniser-Chicago Daily
Ncwt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26

leadership Of its chairman. Col Al
fred Grunsfeld; Mr.. NJ r.. Springer
for his untirine efforts during the last
twelve years. and the God work done
hy the new commissioner. David Metz
alr. Respectfully submitted.
"E ArpU DTNrAH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-26

Put in a HELP WANTED al. then
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

ties there are growing popular. The new orchestra is adding materially to the enjoyment of the fine pictures which the Columbia management is constantly offering.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
SIGN
 CONTRACT F0R
 BUY BAT TTAL|ON
Housing Meeting Is Held In Interest Of Initial
 Unit Forming to March Upon Crops in the Valley

Seventy boys signed up for a 30-day contract with the Boys Food Battalion at the high school last night That leaves only 30 more to fill up the first unit in this movement. Dr. von KleinSmid told the boys that this is the first unit organized in Arizona, and so far as he knew the first to be so thoroughly organized in the country. The organization will receive the rec ognition of the government in giving to each boy badge.
 Plans are being perfected with the Southwest Cotton company to supply the camp, which will consist of a big mess hall, commissary office, lodging tents, etc. Four high school teachers, Messrs. Gambee. Carpenter, Wilson and Stauffacher will supervise the camp. They will see to it that proper meals, lodging and society is furnished. The camp will be composed largely of high school and eighth grade pupils from the ages of IA up. The Southwest Cotton company will provide work for all the boys and they will be allowed to work al first only as long and as hard as they are physically fit Those boys who can do a mans work will receive full wages.
 About 50 more boys have signified
 
 1 today and thus fill up the first unit of 100 boys who will get first recognition in state and nation.
 Parents who have boys with no per- manent work should investigate at once in order to get their boy in the first unit. By calling up the teachers mentioned at the high school today any information can be given that is desired.
 The following boys signed up yester. day:
 Robert Farrance, Chapman Reed. Everet Jackson, Donald Williams, Gar ret Bowen, Wilbur Gelle, William Bar ry, Harry Mccoy, Ralph Dakin, How ard Watson, Hugh Glass, Ray Conger, Vic Brown. Alec Carrillo, Fred Shaw, [ Tom Lopey. Bernard Flood, Stephen Beebe, Almond Malone, Albert Lind strom, Harold Toverea Joshua .Abram- son, Henry Allison, Doyle Pinkerton, Gabel Brawner, Rufus Boring, Allen Elder, George Lohrman, Glen Grady, Robert McGowan, Rich Fennimore Lears Orme, Tom Find, Fred Miller, Floyd Miller, Virgil Thompson. John Globe, Daus Rawia, Emil Corners, Bob Fulton, Robert McGowan, Erwin Har- rison, Holman Stuckey, Bailey Day. enport, Walter Gatze, George Rosecare Dean Ryder, Vernon Thompson, Philip Munch. Theodore Pierson, Paul Belch- CT, Joe Willard, Northcutt Ely. Harry Bunch, Kenneth Stopoe, Edmund Wetzler, Roy O'Clair Donald Gould Melbourn Hill, Miren Bledsoe, Walter Tolleson, John Sampson, Stanley Cronin Alex. Brawner, Carl Bassey, Ernest Corners, Ross Teal, Leon Galo- man, Will Melandry. William Wilkin- son.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

titled "The Harvard Girl" The situ- ations are exceedingly funny through out the show. Al Weston is seen as Able Levi, the proprietor of a girls seminary, and has his troubles keeping the boys away from the school. Jim Dooley. cast as Ikey Cohn. and an old time friend of the professor arrives to see his daughter, who is a pupil at the seminary, and meets his old friend Levi. Of course Levi tries to show COhn q good time, so invites him for an auto ride and then their troubles commence. Babe Clark is seen as the daughter and Lillian Bore as her chum. Art Uline and George von Blk are cast as the two sweethearts of the girls and have their fun with the professor by sneaking into the grounds.
 The musical numbers are plenty. seven of them, and are all late eastern numbers and never before heard in Phoenix. The chorus girls contest will be repeated on Friday night of this week