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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31

Berlin, 30. Jult- ueber lonbon
Die ON Ulpuing DON Der oberieu
9seresIeituns srlaiene offi3iels BE.
iahnima9uns laitet tpie folst:
rWefIi9er ariessI9auplab. Or,
meesruppe bts 4ronprin3sn Rup'
pre9f: l1nter benz pdralpIirenbsu
ginflub unIeres Defeniipfeuers, baa
aih pdbrenb Der Raft nit Der gr5bs
ten Seftisisit jorissisbt purbe. NOR
bic Seftisfeii bes feinbli9en MrtilIes
risfsuers in JlanberH Biz gum Wit'
tag feline sroBe. Crit baHn na1m f.
gu, erreidte aber gu teiner 3eit ben
Grab Der borberssbenben Sage. qln
Der Siiite unb N bein aH9nitt bon
Oct Sos bis Diltiei mar bic artille.
rief6latt aud ipdbrenb Der Ra9t Elm.
isbr beftiss. Wsbrsre briiiide Gr'
tunbisunssobtte bic seeen IN.
iere &ratrs2inis porgiHseu. purber
suriidsei&lassn.
r4rmeesruppe bes beutTttn arpn'
prim5en: an benz GbeniiH bss Damea
perIu4ten am Sonutag bic fron50ii'
ideu aommanneure abermdls einen
alngriff in grobem MnbHab nit me,
nisitats brei friiden Dipiiionsn an
elmer nsun &iIometer (5a Wleilen)
lansen Gront. gaa porbereesfnbem
9rommeiieuer sing Der Geinb am
Worsen an elmer Jront. bic iif BON
ghsrnp Biz nab benz Dinterbers bei
graonne sritredt. gum Gturm iiber.
llnfsre iompierprobten Dipiiioneu
i9iusen ben Jeinb iibsralI, gum Sbsil
nit gesenansriffsn, suriid. Gin iDeit.
ptdIiihes JnFdnterit Regiment als
lem i9iug bier Mnsriffe db.
I'm Qtenb. naf nbtrmnIissr Mr'
MISUNDERSTANDING, bic ben san3al
Gag sebauert, md9te Der Gefnb no6s
mails ;ipsi Qlngriffe IiibIi9 DOR ails
lss. Nud bieie miblnnesn. Die 1rnns
spisn erIitten in bat RGmpfen bss
2dgts Iehr fhtptre Vsrluite, obne ets
mas su srreidea. Der s}einb berlor IN
adnpftn in Der Cuff ssan Glusseuse.
DefliGC 8riessf9 q Us
plat armeesruppe bss Generals
con 80bm Grmoli: Die ruiiiiHen
9ruppsn bnten bic 5rten 6iili9 Dom
3broc5 0Iub teiesi, Der bon unfsrsn
Grupptu tros bss beftisfsn Wibsrs
ftdnbes an metrsrsn Gtslsn iibers
fhritien iporben IN, unb ben unIsrs
DiDHionen nud iiibliG bon 6falo
srrei4t bdbM. sln9 am n5rbliasn
lIfer bes Dnisfsr finb unIsre 5rup.
pen bis iibs- AoroIOsUta binnus Dor.
gsriidt.
.3piFGsn osm Dnisiisr unb BEN
prutb Isiifste Nr 0sinb nbermals
btftigsn WibtrRonb, e. ipnrbe dbsr
frctbfm Don uns bis jsnIsits Don
3afs G5rHfp suriidsebrdass.
.5rcni bts Grsber3ces Hpiept:
adpes Der zf6ertnof4 pertb<ibisi
u sss Gsiua an 5fEi4a a1ir ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31

reub bic mdterteIen ReIourten unIes
rer 9egner nt9t SugenommeR babeH
uub bic StGrte iyrantrei4s f3tbar
rbgeuommen bui, bat unfers Stdrte
nidt gelitten unb mir bsfiuOeu uns in
einer eiinttigereu Gage nls ie SuDor.
.sJeber, Der ii9 mir bon ben Sbata
laden leiten unb Ti3 ut9t bura Syls
luIionen tGitf6en lGbt, muB Sugeben,
baB Der 81tni5 urierer @egner, unS
gu Derni9ten, 9euts tpeniger beredttgt
1T, ais er 81 irgeHb elmer anoeren
3eit pdbrenb bes Srieges Der Gaa
mar, unS neil bies 70 1T, mag qns gez
fattet ieiu, Der !9offnung &usorut
gu sebeu, baB Bel unIeren @eguerH
bic 8ernunft unb Elm dlgemetuer
BuuY8 na4 6rieOen gum 9ur6bru9
tpmmen mDee.
Dos beutTte 8pft Bat hur6 feline
otfreoitirten ReprGIentunten Der Welt
m beutIi6er Wetie beriiinbet, bab es
berett III, 5riebsn gu f6lieBen. Bir
foffcn, bdb bieIer @uri4 na1 9ries
! ben bon Der anberer Seite ge6IbrsuO
geT6dbt nerben ptrb.
NabffebeHbes giebt cine rrgefd5re
Iteberfidbt iiber ben ltmfurg Der BON
ben @rnteen Der g6tteImG6te beIebter
fsinbIiten 9ebtete, nab 0uabrut &i'
lometern kredmet:
8eIgten 28,o80; Sarfret6 19, go;
RuBlonb 28O, ,49O; RrmGnien 1907
600; Serbieu 85,867; Mp1rtenegro
4,180 ; 2Ibdruen 10000; suIamrneH
54S, ,737 QuaorutftIometer!
Dem Fe5eR segeriiber 800 Guas
brottilometer 2crrb, has DON ben fruna
55fif9en Sruppen befest 1T, unb bus
5fterrei9fia unsnrtfte Sebiet in
ruHtf8en SGrben, $500 Qnobrat'
tilpnleter umfaFenb. Sieie lestere
Sah gift nber ni9t mebr. sic 1T bea
reitg um boIle TO 8rpsent permirbert
porben uno nlIent 4Hfaetn no9 rptro
fie IN nd4fer 8rtunFt gang Oerf4tutus
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31

ibm nm Sabre 1871 sepaIti@r aboe-
uoulnen poroeu iei;
9err 8alfour briifte ietns perE51s
li9e 4nii9t aus, als er ertIdrte, DGB
Deun Urantrei9 bic Riiderita4,ug
BON gIIabs2OtbriueeH berIange, gnss
lamb Inn ba3u berbelfen folle, er fagte
aber, bab Jraltrei9 ui9t fir Glf1bs
GOt9rtHgeu uIIetn tampfe, iOuberH um
feline @Trreu3 ii6erbalIpt. 9ie Sragen,
.mtt beueu fia bas 9dus bei3dftige,
bdtten bic 4ufmertIGuteit Der gdHden
GDitifrteu g}elt ernst, inter @us.
i9lub anes or1beren.
&as be Deulntratifruna Deutfas
lambs betreffe,< fagte Der SetretGr, 10
babe man ee5offt, bag bic GutDtrutis
einem porlGmentariI8en Regime tDsis
den ipiirbe, gtsnlm,b iei Gber 70 eirs
fdIttg an5uuebmeu, bab es ui6gIidb fem
ipiirbe, 9eutI I9ianb eire @erfdFrnq
auf3rIaben, bie ouberbdIb Deutfa'
lambs eeIno&t tporben III. CT gl1nbt
iibrigsHs. buB Der TrieSe Gurppas
lnt4t eber geii6ert tpcrben f0rtns, az
bis Oeutfalarb sntfpeber frei obs,
madtfos getporbeu fsi. Ter Grisc
uriihe Forteeiest tperben, beun Dern Ell
mil einen beutf9en fSrisoen eroer
tpiirbe, Stss MIR bic Ginfeitung fir ei-
nen neuen europdfben Srisg fctr
ipirbe. gBern Der Srieben Elm fpImer
fei, ME i'm Gnalunb unb 2LmsrHa,
bds feline SHtersFen drrf Dem Spntts
rgr babe, gufbetBsn f6rrrteu, brru
ipirbe bies su eirer psrulanenten erus<
etnonberfsB1rna fibrer, bic threrfeits
IN siner @erItdnbiquRg Der Rutirrcrl
fiifren pirbe, bic europa cine elder
beit esfpdbreu iuiirbe. tpie Dies bigber
niemdls Der sdn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31
@ener 9rpses
Bru generolurnpaIt fir Sbomas ),
gponuep IN San Iyranetss
co smpfpbleR.

Gan Tranciseo, gdI-, 30.
SuIi. - Der Geueralanpuft Il 9
@eb5 unterbrtttete ON WORtng i'm
OberfGatseertdtt en- Document, in
pel6em er empFithtt, Thomas s.
Weprnep pef5er IN @erbinbune NIT
Der BoubengpIpfinn I'M SuIt leb.en
.Sabres Tdulbig befltnbeH II ann Eooe
perurt1eilt tpOrben par. sinsp neneR
prnseS sn neendbren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31

Die Deuiiden uub ihre @erbiinbeten
baben an mebreren SteIlen bic
ruTifde grerSe iberIdritten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31
,,ltmter bent paralDiirett6em GimfimB Ses iebr
bcfti9eu Seutibem 0eiddbfemers",
Wic cs In Dem offijie((en oeut(den Beri6t 6
Sn @ali3ien befnbeu ib Die 0tuHem m,aer mo aai bent
0tiid5mg.


60 ndnauf
uptIisna tor.
uab 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31
sinsm unrersr Glusseugs 6ftIi4 bon
9nlulino abgd4oHen.-
Die Nebe bes @rsYreuiter
Nsauifb
llab b.s Sfabamts Samplers go
mar Gam,
lIsbsr bic BON beiiidsn Rei4stas aii'
gsunmmen. Jriebeus4 4RsiOIuiiou,
Bon 9erliner gldttern iOuimtntirt

Berlin, %. JuIi iber Goroon,
30. 3uli. Der 8erliner rBorDGrts
iagt IN einem Gommeutar gu ben &es
ben, DeI4e Grspremier asquitb uHo
u. Bonar Gam, Der adrSler bss
S&asaH1es, am %. SuIi iber bic
pom beuti9en Rei4stag dnssnonruie'
ne Grisoeus aelolutiou BeIten. ME
tolgt:
.3piI6en Der anfri4iissu Jrie'
benslisbe bes SpoiaItften uno 4rbet'
TER Mitgliebes 6es llnterhanIes, ,Sa>
mes WcDonalb unb BEN unbebtnStsn
arissspiIlsn 6es sonierDdttOen SO'
mar GaD lisst Der ssndBiste Rriegs>
DiIs bes frii9eren liberalsn premisr
asquttb. Dieter iii, 10 i4eint es. slim
i}rieben geneiSt, borausgsieBt OeutiGs
lamb ifslls bic llnabbGnsisteit 8elgiens
tpieber Der. @abri9sinIi9 piir6s er
aii9 psrIanssn baB bte Grase etnsr
bsleiIdeu &rissseutI46oisung auigss
nDmmeu ipsrben piirbe. Sagegsn
piirbe Elm Sriebe nit einer Regies
runa, bic pom geiffe gOnur Sans
unb Sir garion's elrH.u4t 1T,
m6gli4erpeiIe nit einer abiolateu
lIntsrperfung slei@btbeateub fem.
9ie .9oHii9e 3eitung' iogt: Die
Sbdtla4e, bab DertI9lnnb Dor benz
aus6ru1 bes arieges gu etnem GIN
bsrnebnien nit Gnglano in Be5ug GIf
9elsisns gseutralitdt su tommsu
ipiini9t, uub bos gugfunb ein fOI4.s
GtnberitGnbnib urnl6eIi4 eeuo4t
batts, j6eiut Dem @4nbaHtss &ausIer
Bonar 2atp unb 5errp 4sqnit9 bem
friitsren Qriess.qreri.sr. bollftdaoig
aus Sem Sebd9tnib sti4anunbsu gu
fem.
limb iebt tifputirt bic snsIiiae
Regisrrng bic ganfit unb Autoritdt
bss beutf9en @ei3stnss unb ieiner
Gdbisisit; bic 0ffisieas Ri5tlrns Der
nntioualen Pplitit su biitiren. Gnges
ii9ts eines foldeu gsriu6es iff uur
cine antport nrDsfi6: Die Bertreter
bss beutI9en Boaes niEen beruon.
ifriren, bub iie I'm 9sfiss bieiet oi.
iputirteu autoritdt uu6 I'M Gtaubs
ftnb, Tie ous5niiben Wenn es bem
oeuti&eu Dolie seIipgt, Dos fonttnsu'
tale europa Don bieisr SbutfaGe 5u
Gber5susen, banu 1T Dos bauptfdS,
Ii4its enslff&e Rrisss3iel eriebigt'.
Ropenbagen, 29. Snli. = Der
gerIiner ,9otal Qnseiger- faat in
feinsm Rcmmsntar i5er bic neuli,
den 9er6aHbiursea in britiifea llas
ter6aus fpie foIgt:
.Serrn asquit5's yrass, pb mir
bersit feien, 9eIgisus bone syreibsit
tuieber btrsuitsIIen, tam nur als tins
rbetOrifde Srnge aufgefabt perbeu.
Dem 6err asquitb mub fpiTsn, bab,
abgsisbeu bon etHsr GnnbnoI bon
Srdumeru, es ni.mnrb sinfGlIt. Bel
glen tDieber on GnsIduo unb Srants
IelCQ uus3ulI1erH
8as Gsntrums Organ, bic .R5ls
nii6e @olts5eituug" iud! su betueii.n,
bab bic 3rriidbsbaItuHs BtIsisns unb
bic anafisbsrune ron @ebieien I'm
Often fir ben Sdnb Der beltT6en
9ren5en ursrldBEh nOtbipsnbig isien.
Die .saess 3situns' ftimmi biss
fer NuffnFuna sntbuiiaiiifh BEL. Bon
rabitnI.n 8ldttern iebO4 fpirb bnrnuf
binaelpiefm, bag bi. Rtgisrung burd
bic Rsinstnas RefoIution IN iolder
WeiIs eebunben f,i, OaB bic aIiirtsn
iIur einen 5rieben chns Sebistserpeis
terurg Obtr &riegstntid,dbierns Oors
sui6laseu braudtn. um ibn su srs
Iorg.n.
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]lla6t i'm 6riGl6cn unter6auS intcreTante Aeu6e-
rungen l6er ole Jriegsjie(c Gng(anOs,
Ssad)oem bie 9esiermms tuieberbut pnm Wtttslieber
9(mstmmft erind)t iuprben.


as in ben arisg einsegfn - nub @ Guunss barar b
Obuberu, bab 5raHtrsi nsn augen b1ui4 parb
bn, Seu4ianb cine Der Hung aubtn bn auubrGns
LID ie. Seuf4laHbs Dau nolHdnbs se6rO6u parOe
-SarutOsa m snem atantu 9afe ssrana unb 70 i8Dss
braft perbeu mubte
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SIR Obio, 5nbiona, aentudp,
@eft Birginien unb bas peitlide
penniplbdnien: 4agsmein f45nes
Detter am Disnffas unb ipabri4ein>
LID ON Wttttpo9.
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llHb es boben bersits &fe auf rui'
fddem Gebist ftatt9efunbeu.

Sh Jlnnberu IdBt bic 5eftigieit bes
britii&su artilleriefeuers nod.
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Sn on GaIi5isn unb I'M n5rbli9eu
Rumdnieu befinben ii9 bic RuHeu
INNER nod auf bem Ridsus-
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9abe, nm Selsien gu befaiiBen uaS
- Gr {agte audi, bab gsiemanO Daran
-Griebeu IN europa Gber MIR m6gs
Der umerttaHiI3e SranspOrtbaInbfer
bag sr auf ben StrauO ges
sps0s
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ST bic aags i'm DeifRiIidsu unDer>
Gnbert.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22

Santa Fe. New Mexico will welcome
the delegates to the head camp of the
Woodmen of the World. for the Ari-
IONA and New Mexico Jurisdiction in
1919. In spite cf all earnest effort on
the part of delegates from Albuquer-.
que, New Mexico, to have the con-
vention come there, the Santa Fe del
egates were too well organized, and
succeeded in swinging the convention.
The head camp was in session all of
yesterday. The temporary organiZa
ton was effected yesterday morning,
Sovereign Dan Phillips being in charge
Following is the list of officers:
Head Consul. H. Jackson, of Ar
tesla, New Mexico.
Head ADVISOR. ]. Neal, Miami
Arizona.
Head Banker John R. Lyons,
Lordsburg, New Mexico.
Head Clerk-A. L. Higgins. Phoenix.
Head Escort. B. Leck Carlsbad
New Mexico.
Head Watchman-R. H. Hughes,
Deming, New Mexico.
Head Sentry-M. R. Robes, Tucson.
Head Managers. B. Wiley, Doug
las, Ariz.; R. NJ. Miller, Hagerman,
New Mexico; Edwin Pappord, Tularo-
sa, n. M; A. b. HILL Santa Re, n.
NJ. E. B. Swope, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
During the afternoon session, in ad-
dition to choosing, the place of the
next meeting, the delegates listened to
an address by Sovereign Auditor Col.
T. E. Patterson. His talk showed that
the two state jurisdiction is in excel
lent financial shape, and growing all
the time. Two kilograms from the
Sovereign Commander of the World,
w. A. Fraser of Omaha, were read, one
stating that there We're 10000 appli-
cations for membership during the
past month as compared with $500 a
year ago.
Officers will be elected and installed
today This morning at $3.50 o'clock,
the delegates will go to the state house
where they will have pictures taken.
The date of the convention to be
held in Santa Fe, was left open by the
head camp although it was suggested
that it be held sometime during the
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22
FOR
PAVING ASKED
To PAY BILLS
West Washington Street
JOB Taken Up by City
Commission by Vote of
Four to One Wednesday

Bondsmen for bankrupt paving con-
Germs will have to reimburse the city
for completing the paving job on West
Washington street, between Seven
teenth and Seventh avenues, if reso
luton by Street Superintendent Thomp-
son which was adopted by the city
commission by a vote of four to one
yesterday, succeeds in its ultimate ann.
The city attorney was instructed after
the passage of the resolution to notify
the bondsmen of the wish of the city
and ask for reimbursement under the
terms of the bond. Otherwise suit may
be brought.
This action is the beginning Of the
enc of one of the most complex sit1a-
lions which has ever arisen With re-
gard to paving of city street. AS eX-
planned at previous meetings, dating
back to November H. 1916, TarVia paw
ing was put in, according to the wishes
of the property owners, who had or
deIed a certain grade of Taryia paving,
which, it was claimed, was not salts
factory, either to the property owners
or the city officials, although it was
what was ordered.
The property owners protested ii be-
ing the assertion that the paving was
not as good as an ordinary country
road and therefore was not a paving
at all. The property owners protested,
aid the matter dragged along until
December 20 when it was found that
the job had not been completed and
the city would have to complete it.
In the resolution by Thompson it is
asked that April 10 bet set for the final
hearing on protests of assessment
Thompson explaining orally that the
job was now finished. even better than
any plans had specified and that he
hoped the matter would be settled
without any more delay or protest. One
of the items of expense for doing the
job was for sand amounting to about
5000. This will be put up to the bonds
men along with other expenses, leaving
the property owners to pay only for
their original paving
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22
"oIiver Twistv at the Lamara

Undoubtedly one of the most i'm
portant dramatic offerings ever pre-
scented to the photoplay public is the
Lasky elaborate and faithful adapta
ton OF Charles Dickens immortal
work, "Oliver Twist" with beautiful
Marie Doro in the stellar role which is
at the Lamara today for the last time
1t will be recalled that in the all-star
revival Of "Oliver Twist during the
Dickens Centenary, Marie Doro re-
ceiVed praise from critics and public
created than all the other members of
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS !
GREAT FEATURE
At PLAZA TO-DAY

The battle between those who en-
dorse the teaching of sex hygiene in
the public schools, and those who be-
lieve that subject should remain ex-
clusively the duty of the mother in
the home, comes violently to mind in
connection with the great siX1reel fea-
ture Tine Blindness of Virtue" which
is being shown at the Plaza theater
today and today only The struggle
goes farther than that, Just how much
ought a mother expect her girl to find
out, and just how much should she
deliberately teach herr" These are
great questions because on the solu-
ton of them depends the purity of
thousands of young girls, and the
probable eventual stamping out of the
great social evil.
The story of the blindness of Vir-
tue is founded upon Cosmo Hamil-
tons great novel of the same name
that so shook England few years ago.
1t tells of two girls both of whom have
been reared to young maidenhood with
out having been taught any of the
secrets of maturity One strays blindly
from the straight and narrow path,
while the other minister's daughter
thanks to the respect of her first
sweetheart-is saved from the pitfalls
of her own ignorance and finally told
by her neglectful mother, of the i'm
portant functions of her sex.
This then is a sermon directly to the
mothers of Phoenix, it is a moral les
son to the young girls of the city, and
further it has the enthusiastic endorse
ment of the press and pulpit wherever
it has been shown. Remember this pic
ture will show at the Plaza today only.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22
Empress Theater

Another capacity testing audience
enjoyed christopher Jr." presented by
the Albert Taylor Co. at the Empress
last night. christopher Jr.' is mighty
fine play, and IS presented by the
Taylor Co is one of the best comedies
ever given in this city by a stock com
pany.
Albert Taylor in the title role has
part that fits him like a glove. He is
fast becoming prime favorite here
as he should, because he is one of the
best stock actors on the American
stage. Miss Myrtle HollinSsWOrth,
young, pretty and talented, shared hon
ors with Mr.. Taylor by giving a really
fine performance of Dora" The re-
mainder of the large cast was well
selected. The orchestra is a feature and
received much applause. The same play
will be repeated tonight.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22

R. Thayne Cook, principal of Phoe-
nix Union High school will remain in
Phoenix for another year. At meet
ing of the high school trustees held
Tuesday night, it was voted to retain
his services for the coming school year.
MIR. Cook, came to Phoenix from
Globe two years ago. He has made a
great many changes in the administra
ton of the school, and has, many
friends among the pupils. During his
regime, the school has grown consider
ably. there being at present over 1000
pupils in daily attendance.
The board took no other important
action at the meeting.
the stellar cast. Miss Doro is surround
ed by such notable actors as Hobart
Bosworth. Tully Marshall and Raymond
Hatton
The new Burton Holmes Travelogue
and the Paramount comedy entitled
Ills Ivory Dome" are added features
in this exceptional program. Tomorrow
the noted actor Lou Tellegen will be
seen in The Victoria Cross"
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22
At the Majestic

The story of an Indian maiden who
falls in love with an easterner, is told
in thrilling new motion picture en-
titled THE ked Woman" which comes
to the Majestic theater today and to-
morrow. This picture was filmed in
New Mexico and some of the scenery
shown is extremely impressive and re-
markedly beautiful Miss Gail Kane
who has number of screen triumphs
to her credit, enacts the role of Maria
the heroine of this startling drama. A
villainous bad man and his gang fig
ure largely in this drama and there
are many other features making for
unusual interest and gripping inten-
sity of action that holds the spectators
spellboud. Miss Kane is supported by
a cast Of great merit.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22
Tie Woodman

This comedy drama that Phoenix
Camp No. will present for the sec
ond time at the EIks' theater, Thurs
day, March 22d. is most interesting
play. A large cast of forty people is re-
quired to stage it. 1t tells a dramatic
story of protection, love and rascality.
1t goes from comedy to pathos, eX-
citing situations to very humorous
ones, and in one act to a thrilling
tragedy, but unlike the old stage trag-
edies, it has a beautiful and most hap
py ending.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22
lBookwol=aas Bad
But Mlulfila.t@as@
Are Much Worse

The Carnegie public library is *
The mercy of book mutilators. Books
are being destroyed So rapidly that
the librarian petitiored the city
commission yesterday in writing
asking that an ordinance pc drawn
up to protect the books.
The librarian stated tn: the city
was put to large and unnecessary
expense in replacing books dam
aged or destroyed, that it had been
necessary to purchase HUNDREDS of
books to replace those mutilated.
The rnUtilation, as explained, con-
slses chiefly in the cutting out Of
pictures, usually from the most cost
ly books. The matter was referred
to the city attorney with a view to
having the desired ordinance
drafted.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-22
NAMES Of DAVENPORT AND WORK
WILL CO ON Commission BALLOT.
City Attorney Rules That
If Elected Men Who Did
Not Comply with Law
VIII Be De Facto Officials

Should William A. Work or W. R.
Davenport be elected city commission
ers instead of c. H. Dunlap and George
y. MacBean they would be only de
factO commissioners. This is the sense
of decision by City Attorney Richard
Sloan in an opinion read at the COM
mission yesterday. But as there is a
question of doubt involved, the state
statute and the city charter not being
in exact harmony on the matter, Judge
Sloan in his opinion stated that it
would be only just to have the names
of Davenport and Work printed on the
ballot for the election il April.
The controversy arose a week ago
when it was questioned if Work and
Davenport had a right to appear on the
ballot because they had not filed the
proper technical papers with the city
clerk At the time there was a heated
discussion in the commission and the
matter was submitted to the city at
torney for his opinion.
The commissioners after the read
ing of Judge Sloan's opinion voted,
upon motion of Commissioner Woods,
to certify the names of Work and
Davenport on the ballot of the coming
election. The vote was unanimous.
In his opinion Judge Sloan referred
to Article 1929 of the state law con-
election to properly file papers. He
concluded that this article was man
datory. The article follows:
Candidates before any primary
election shall file, together with the
nomination petition herein provided
for with the officer with whom
such nomination petition is filed,
the name of each and every indi-
vidual, with his postOffice address,
by, or through whom, such can
dldates have expended, or propose
TO eXpend money in defraying eX-
penses of their campaigns. Should
any candidate determine not to
authorize or appoint any such per-
son or persons to expend money or
other things of value for him. in or
doing his campaign, he shall, in
stead of filing such name or
names, notify such officer that he
has not authorized, and will not
authorize, any person so to act for
him. but that he will in person ac-
count for all money or other things
of value expended in the interest
OF his candidacy. Should any can
didate fail to file such names or
information his name shall not be
printed upon the official ballot of
such primary election
Judge Sloan said that this law was
broad and comprehensive. No such pa
pers had been filed by Davenport and
Work before the primary and under
the state law they are not eligible to
have their names printed on the ballot
But as Chapter u of the city charter
did not fit exactly the state law Judge
sloan took the general view of the
whole thing, that. on account of
question arising, it would be more just
TO hermit SlICh names tn 9nDp9r Then
the question arose, and was discussed
among the commissioners, as to what
the legal standing such candidates
would have in case they were elected
over Dunlap and MacBean.
Judge Sloan replied that so long as
they were acting as commissioners,
doing the work. on the job so to speak.
they could legally serve in a de facto
capacity.