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Arizona republican., 1917-07-12
Wanted-Real Estate

I WANT TO LEASE OR BUY so or l60 acres for dairy. Box 1913 Republi- can. bg
Arizona republican., 1917-07-12

WANTED-for cash. good building lot in Evergreen, Wentworth or Chel- sea Place. P. o. box S65, Phoenix. bg
 LISTINGS WANTED on all kinds of real estate. W. J. Murphy, Phoenix Trust Co, 14 w. Adams St If
 Do not wait till 'tomorrow-P Phone that WANT AID to The Republics Il office now and get vonr wish f'lfiD h
Arizona republican., 1917-07-12

LATE MODEL SLIGHTLY USED
 AUTOMOBILES
 We have some exceptionally good buys in late model 5 and 7-passenger tourings and roadsters, most of these cars are light and are almost just like new; they have been overhauled end put in first class condition and will be well worth investigation. Will sell them on easy payments.
 BABBITT- POISON co.
 407 W. Washington St If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-12

FOR SALE CHEAP-One 1917 five passenger Haynes. with special paint job, in first class mechanical condition See Newton, Babbitt Pol son Co. Phone 1450 bp
Arizona republican., 1917-07-12

S700 CASH buys Buick Light Six in first class mechanical condition Apply Republican Box C. $. bl
Arizona republican., 1917-07-12
For Sale Automobiles

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Have practically new Jeffery Quad for sale: good terms. Address 12S Commercial Hotel. bg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
THE DEFENSE
SCORES P0|NT 7
WITNESS FOR STATE PROVES TO
BE GOOD wtrNEss FOR
DFFEY sE.
Is REFUTEO
Mrs. Pat Murphy. On Cross Examin-
alton, Refuted testimony of X.
n. Pittman, lhother State
NitItss.

SAN ANGELO. rexas, Jan. 27.--
Announcement wa9 made this after
noon that the muNler trial of Harry
j. SPANIEL. charg@ with the murder
of his wife and MAJ NJ. c. Butler at
Alpine. viii be ckmpleted by Tues
day. This was datermined after the
state admitted thbt their list of re-
bLttal witnesses MAS much longer
49, hey had anticipated
Mrs. Pat MurNAy of Alpine. called
by the state todjy, proved Il hst,er
witness for the tfense tEaa for the
prosecution. Urlier cross eXamina-
tion by the deferfe she said she was
the first person ito reach the Span
nell automobile kfter Mrs, Spannell
and Maj. ButleY had been shot.
In this CONNECTION she said she did
noC see II. N. 3ittman, star witness
for the state. II any one else come
to the car for eome moments.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
WOMAN STRIKER
F0RCDLY FED
FOOD Is ADMINISTERED TO MRS.
ETHEL BYRNE RY FORCE
REQ WEAK TO RESIST.
IS TOO WEAK To RESIST
Firs; Time IN Histoiy of This Coun-
try Hunger Striiser Is Forcibiy
Eed--GouditiSn May Be
Serious.


NEW YORK, Jah- 27.---A woman
fighting for a priaeiple and hunger
striking in protest OF her imprison-
ment was forcibl9 fed for the first
time in the history of this country
today
AIrs Ethel Eyr1se, birth control adj
voeate, vas SO fea8at Blackwell island
after she had beceme practically un-
conscious as a result Of abstaining
from either food or water for 100
hours. Mrs ByFne was rolled in 1
blanket and rubber tube inserted
in her mouth. Through this a pint
of milk. two eggs and stimulant
were administered.
An official statement from the de-
partment of corrections. issued dur
ing the morning declared that Mrs.
Byrne's conditioa was slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs. Margaref Sanger. her sister
and leader in tlit birth control move
mcnt, said. however, she had received
confidential infofmation tnas the con-
dition of Mrs. Byrne was seriors
She said she Understood her sister
was in state of coma.
Both Mrs. Sanger and Mrs. Bylne
are trained nurses. The former OK
pressed the grapst concetn owing TO
the fact that he'd sister has drunk no
water.
After the fifth day in such
cases" Mrs. Sanger said. the pa
tients fall into 4 uraemic coma from
which they sometimes do not revive" "
Commissioner sof Corrections Lewis
announced that flour physicians and
two nurses are Constantly in attend
ance upon Mrs, Byrne He said that
when it was decided that Mrs
Byrne's condition was such that she
should be fed It Jas J. Hunt was
called and arrsAgements made for
thu feeding. Wkllc II --~ 9lHr sche~
dule has been damned, Lea said,
Mrs. Byrne wouki be fed henceiorth
whenever il wasl deemed necessary
j. j. Goldsteia. attorney for Ms
Byrne, sought permission to visit he
today. This wts denied. The ap-
phcation OF Mrs, 5 niger 10 visit her
siS.er was also dIniCi.
CommissionerlLaN $ declared that
he was acting On the best medical
advice which VI bs tina, Mrs, eyrne
should not be disturbed by visitors.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
PRINT PAPER MAKERS
FACING PROSECUTION


CHICAGO. #Eanuary 27-PriHt
PAPER manufacturers faee prosecu-
ton uaaar tha federal antitrust
laws Joseph E4 Davis. a member Of
the federal trade commission, inti-
mated at a cosfegeaee Of one han
dred publishers ANA manufacturers
here today.
Davis said the committee has
turned certain8 evidence obtained
BY the committf be III Invest eating the
print paper Slthatlon oser so the de-
partment OF iastIge
4 eonferenee has been called by
the paper manpf pfacturers in an effort
to appease thaNwra5h Of the publish
ers. A resola Aon calling for the APP
pointment OF jtint committee OF pub
fishers and manufacturers. which
will hold further conferences. was
passed.
T. H. RothKeil of the Rrompton
Pelp ana pap4r company OF Quebec
predicted thak the Canadian pulp
supply would Run short by October.
due TO war coalitions Several pub
fishers have iadscaisd their deterrni-l
nation TO askI congress for relief il
the manufacturers continue their
arrogant Methods. :
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
The House
TAKES RECESS
LOWER BRANCH OF LE.IsLA-
TuRE aDl DlpuRNs UNTIL
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
new IB|[LsI INTRODUCED
Pills Providing fof Plumbing Inspec-
len and CTealting Pharmacy
Board Ser for Hearing
Monday.

AUSTIN, Texas Jan. 27.-Rep-
resentative Morris Introduced a bill
in the house today Nextending the
scope OF certain kinds of insurance
companies.
Bills providing for Inspection of
plumbing and the creation Of state
pharmacy board were set for hearing
before committees Monday,
A final effort 20 eseeommit The
Pope bill providing fore elas ssiag grain
and other farm pro3usts and for
correct weights and MEASURES failed.
The Texas Grain Dealers association
opposed the Gill.
The houae finally passed the Mil
Ter bin increasing the salaries OF al
deputies IN the county offices of Dal-
las county $25 per month
The Dunman bill reducing The con-
tract rate Of interest from 10 to 6
per cent was reconmitted by tha
house IN order that bankers who are
opposing the measue might be
heard
The house cngro&ad The Lange
bill prohibiting thes killing of com
mon bats.
The house then adjourned until
p. m. Monday. B
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
WILL VOTE ON
PROHIBITION
If SUBMIssIoN9FAILS IN HOUSE
ooNsTrruTISNAL cosvEN-
TION VILE BE CALLED.
TIVE THREAT Of POPE


AUSTIN. Texal Jan. 27. Repre-
sentative Pope. submission floor
leader OF the holse. gave the United
Press tfe followA : Interview today
oa can put 4 down that the peo-
5'ta on Texas wiIH vote On statewide
prohibition this gar II By any pos
sible chance the amendment fails 10
be finally submitted by the legisla-
ture g constitutional convention will
be called We have q new resolu-
ton providing fot constitutional
convention prepared. 1t carries no
appropriation and sdoes not require
the governors signature.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
.iE SPEECH OF ROOT
DISTURBING FACTOR
tUTH 4sAIIERTss NEWSPAPERS
COslalisNT On SPEECH DE-
IaVERED b. Sen ATOR.
Bs cHAs. P. STEWART.

By ChAS. L. 81 r " y hT.
BUENOs AlIiES. January 27.-
IA 10 Elihu Roots prestige in
faith America gand TO vivid recol-
ltions there NJ his South Ameri-
VI toilr as sekretary of STATE, the
wspapers laid special emphasis on
) former 81 retary' speech in
baore the congress on
-.astructive p4trictism
y What strueN South american edi-
IS mpss wat the senator's inti-
tion that P4ssident Wilson's poll
OF concerted international action
enforce pe1ee would lead to an
andonment bf the Monroe doc
3 no.
The text of Roots speech reached
re too late tfor immediate edito-
- commenta but the headlines
asich the edil brs put on the Wash
. ston dlspatdhes nearly all carried
idea of uheasiness" over Roots
pnunciomenlb ).
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
TORPEDO BOAT
REPORTED AF|RE
VESSEL II SAID TO HAVE BEEN
TONED 10 GREENPoRT,
LONE ISLAND.
THE NAME NOT GIVEN.
The Navy Department Denied Hav-
ing Any knAwledsc of the Dis
asaer--EStent of Damage
Unknown.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-A Unit
ed States torpedo boat was found
afire aud beaehed ON Orient Point,
Long Island, and towed TO Green
port. Loag Island. by a United
States coast gbard cutter. according
to the coast ghard here today, The
name OF the boat, which was char
acteri1ed as smau." was not given.
The dispatep TO the coast guard
came from C. A. Idppincott. suFerin~
tendent of Nog 4 coast guard district
at BAY Shore, Eong Island.
No word has as yet come in iden-
tifying the yeksel When informed,
the navy department denied having
any knowledge of the disaster.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
CONTINUE Testimony
IN The qANAELL CASE
TESTIMONY of STAR WITNESS
foR STATE asFrTED UNDER
CRoss-ExasiINATtoS.

San ANGELIC Texas. Jan. 2T.-
Tie state eontln I'd to offer rebnttal
testimony today i the trial Of Harry
]. SPANIEL, charged with the murder
Of his wife and Nj. II. G. Butler.
Mrs. Pat Mrubhy OF Alpine. a
states witness. ,rnder cross examin-
alton, refuted ths, testimony of R. n.
Putnam. star withess for the stat.
who said that he saw spannels 16s,t sas6ot
both Maj. Butler and Ms. SPANIEL.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
EXPL L()b|]N IN DREsbEN
KILLS THOUSAND Women

tlon company Gxeenport, r. T..
said sos.ay that Ha fast patrol boas
similar - tire b hts now being used
In European hrbors for supma-
rIne defense eatgat fire aud was
beached at Orie4t Point, L. I.
The boat. ahi4 is unnamed. was
en- q trial trip.x
The United tates coast guard
crew wens to tic assistance OF the
boat, which was later toxed in and
Placed in dry dick.
The fact thai the United States
navy has adoptN a boat of similar
tgpe led 10 shas report that a navy
baat was destrosed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
The ALLIES
STAND UNITED
IREsH PROD OF THEIR SOLID
ARITY sim IN ATTITUDE
TOWARD SPEECH.
WILL FIGHT TO The EMO.
Announce Determination to Fight
ON But DiseIain,4any Intention
Of Trying to Crush
Their Enemies.


LONDON, January 27--fresh
proof OF the solidarity Of the allies
vas furnished NJ the definite be-
lief OF officials of identical opinion
as to President Wilson's address as
voiced in official and semi-offic.al
sources IN Paris, PetroSrad, Reme
and here.
The view of the pres,.ls a:i aiias
ana ideals in general approximate
those antliaed by ehe allies IA their
fegy and was reiE n al 5he sie-
eaaslena Russia ss issued perhaps
the strongest staremea, officially
approving the prasidants views as
10 ali nations haslng an outlet 10
the sea and us sp an independent
and autonomous Poland and as TO
his generaI aimsf after the war 70
prevent any futuse world conflict
A statement isaied by the foreign
office here pointan with satisfaction
to- the fac. thaI President Wilson
made q sharp contrast betwean tho
defaite rcp,y i me eliies Ia mis-
tirs5 communicated and the "eva-
siye note of of the Central powers.
ana concludes. after the nature OF
the peace to be concluded, whether
it be peace without decree or not
~, rbo,,l1 ron,n,,nar tbaf IL boc
never been the aim of the allies
to crush their enemies. and they
have never insisted on a victory in
that sense over 4 Germany. It is.
Germany who has taken that view
and who wishes 90 dictate peace as
setor.''
Other peace 3ews which has
aroused commend included the ac-
ton of the Manchester conference
of the British labor party in en-
eors!ng the presidents speech and
urging that When peace eventually
comes that organized labor be
granted representation on the
British committee which will meet
to fix definite Terms.
Paris reporteds that the united
socialist deputiess of the chamber
had formally adopted resolutions
approving President Wilson'S aims
and urged that democrats oS all
rations" join in Fastening peace
move. The eighty members signing
The resolutions aee of TIE extreme
socialist wing
London still liears reports thai
The kaiser's birthday today will be
marked by some important move by
Germany. Ii was pointed out that
under the guiseE OF a celebration
over the German temperor's birth a
Very notable gathering had assemhl-
ed at the Germaa great headquart-
ers. Those thers included. besides
the kaiser. the I Apstro- Hungarian
emperor. the Auyso-Hungarian for
eign minister, German Chancellor
Won Bethmann : Holweg, Foreign
Minister Zimmerman, Field Marshal
Won Hmdenhurg. General Luden-
dorff and other high officials OF the
aimy and navy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
The ARSENAL
clown uP
NEWS OF DIS AsTEsg MAS RE-
vEALED 81 LITTER FROM
4 GERA An SOLDIER.
OCCURRED TN DECEMBER


PARIS, Ja4 a7.-The Dres,le,
arsenal Was iown up and LOCO
women and dung girls killed, 40
ecrtlIng to better taken from :
German soklie4 dated Dec. 10.
The letter nsas written from
Dresden and y writer said that
all the window within = radius of
twelve miles tere broken By the
explosion. He added ti,rs. SCI; ~
thorlties were 1-.s the NEVIS
secref and that no railroad tickets
.s-.e Icing iss4ed FOR Dresden e.
cept for urgene reasons.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
BEGIN sH|FTIAG TEXAS
INFANTRY REGIMENTS
THE FoUHrH TExAS WILL
LEAVE lG BEND CoUN-
TRY FsRRUARY lTH.

SAN ANTqEIo, Texas, Jan, 27.---
The Fourth }reSas infantry will
leave the BID Bend country on Feb.
+th. This ekmpany will be reliev-
ed by the 34th United States infan-
try. The Forth Texas will come to
Fort Wilson} On this same date
the 16ta Uni FED stases cavalry viii
march TO Brownsville.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
TWO IsfrELprass s,cs
UP MTH THE TIGERS

DETROIT. Jan. 27.-Two prom
Using infielders, Bobby Jones of San
Francisco and Dyer Denver have
signed contraets with the Tigers in
the past twentwfour hours.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
E:GREss S ACCUSED
: Of l|ONAP|NG CHILD
pURTEEN-YIEAR-OLD GIRL Dis
APIEAREp LAST NIGHT
FROM Al poPTED HOME.

CHICAGO. anuary Nam
Johnsof4 aged negress, : is
II hcved to hate kidnapped Marjorie
J lbiddge, aged IA, who was award
y to Mrs. L@nis Brock by the
venile cours tof adoption after a
yslsational legdl battle he,r29n the
.~~Eresa who rAised the child and
ros. Brock. qne negress went TO
} the child kst night, Marjorie
a eompanfed tho negress to the door
er the latteis visit Both dis
n peared. MaThmy returned home
rly this mOrltng, but refusing to
~ where shel had been. saying
llhriorie did nbt leave the Brock
me with her and denying that she
d any knowledge of the little
rs whereabouts. Neighhors say
n ey saw the tegress ana child
I've the hous} together.
II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
CINCINNATI VOTES ARE
WORTH DOLLAR EACH
DEFENDANTS Pi3sAD GUILTY TO
CHARGES or sEiILNG THEIR
No11ES.

CINCINNATI, An. Fifteen
men. eight of whbm We're negroes,
pleaded guilty be9re Federal Judge
Hollister this aftS Srnoon to charges
that they sold thar votes in the re~
cent presidential election. They told
the Judge they VIDE paid sl.oo each
for their votes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
ALEXANDER S1GNs WITH
NEW TORN AMERICANS

DALLAS, Tetas. January 27.-
Walter Alexander of the New York
Americans anndnnced today that he
mad signed a. isl7 contract. He
and his wife art visiting in Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
UNIVERSAL MILITARY
TRAINING FAVORED

WASHINGTON Jan. a7.-Tne Ma
tionai Security hague this afternoon
by unanimous Vote went on record
as favoring universal military SER
vice for all malf citizens of the Uni
ted States at thu age OF Is years.
The Plattsburk system was recon-
mended.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

,PTTrsBUR0f Jan. a7.-This
" experienced bne of the most dis
ttOus fires ilf recent years early
siay whsn tn@ eastern half of a
wn town busih hess block. bounded
Fffth avcnsfe, Wood, Diamond
d Snsfthfield streets, was totally
strOyes1
The loss II co4se,vatively estimat-
At from one band hall million
! two million sdoIIars. OFFICIALLY
was said tlse less might be great
Ten persons swere injured, bat
ne Of them SERIOUSLY.
The block wsA one of the oldest
! Pittsburgh 4d the blaze spread
-pislly.
The blaze was first discovered at
- 4. m.. The fire companies that
sponde4l to the alarm found the
lation aIreaxly beyond control and
> second and third alarms were
ickIy given.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
SHOWED LEGS 10 JURY
WAS AWARDED DAMAGES

TRENTON. r.. J., IAN. 27.-itI
isn't any wondei that the jury gave
Beatrice ForsigH $4,000 damages
FOR bruised led She showed both
of them To the bury, She was hurt
above the kaeesl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
LION DIED AFTER RElNG
GIVEN HAIR TOMB

NEW ypRk, Ian. 27-~Jack
o'Brien, keeper, gave Ollie James.
the bald hehded lion at Prospect
Park. some hair tonic. The lion re-
sponded To the treatment by dying.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
FRENCH TRAIN I v'RECkED
ElGHmEk ARE KILLED

PARIS, Jan. a.-Eigh,een per-
sons have been kilet and fifty i'm
jured through <,llision between
the nourses-raris sexpress and a
freight train at Gh4uteasineaf.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27
VICTIM OF DISASTER
WAS A PATROL BOAT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2T.--officials
oi the Greenport Basin & Construc-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-27

Read the p3ily Light for news
today.
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For results advertise in the Daily
Light.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-01

Tony stalled; he also blushed, and
when he does that his skin Is like a
sunburnt pomegranate. Il never speak
of the letters get, except 10 be CRATE
full that am able TO please. But |
have had more letters about The Isle
Of Regeneration than any other thing
| have done. It is curious, the thing
about that play that made the widest
appeal.
an one scene I suddenly take the
heroine in my arms, look into her eyes,
draw her close to me-then we sep
arate forever. I wouldn't like for any
one 70 see the extraordinary letters
that girls and young women wrote me
about that scene.
81 never took what they said serious
ly, except that II made me start think
ing. | am sure my most popular role
now Is the passionate young lover, and
that I shall remain, suppose
Do we need 70 add that Tony Moreno
was born in sunny Spain, under the
spell OF orange blossoms and mando-
lins' II. l.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-01

IT. ONY MORENO wishes, wishes with
i all his fervent Spanish soul, that
he knew, or, better still, that some di-
rector knew, in just what direction lies
his greatest role.
Note, please, he does not say roles.
For Tony Moreno is firm in his con-
victon that everlasting fame, fortune
and worldwide popularity are only for
that motion picture star wise enough
to choose one thing to do, one char
acter to portray, and who sticks to that
type, taking the tricks of it into what
ever new production he may be engaged
for, but who keeps his identity forever
the same.
"Take Douglas Fairbanks, for In
stance" Mr.. Moreno said. That smile
OF his is worth q million. lie knows it
and his director knows it; his public
would feel cheated if he didn't show
every one Of his thirty-two pearls in
every picture. Fairbanks has comered
the athletic gentleman stuff. Any fell
low in a dress suit who starts mon
keying with the crossbars or doing
gymnastics all dressed up must expect
to hear the audience complain: Hes
stealing Doug's stuff
"And he is. Douglas Fairbanks saw
il first and look what he has won By
specializing He's got two secretaries
and a trainer. two or three Wallets and
even more chauffeurs, business man
ager and personal director Heaven
knows how many more are on his staff.
The business of these people is to see
that nothing happens in the vicinity
that could even temporarily make the
Fairbanks smile go into eclipse.
Take Charlie Chaplin as another
case. | admire him as much as | do
Fairbanks, and envy both of them
with all my heart. Chaplin is a bril-
liant chap. He plays delightfully."- on
the violin. He could be a lightning
change artist and do twenty different
roles equally well. But no, Chaplin
worked for years for recognition, and
when it did come. it came as tribute
to his funny little mustache, his abb
surd clothes. and his extraordinary
feet. Chaplin is an artist, but it is his
props that have made his public.
Chaplins shoes alone are worth as
much as Fairbanks's smile; both OF
them cash in as million dollar assets.
"Put Fairbanks in Chaplin's shoes,
put Chaplin In patent leather pumps,
and see how the market would
slump.
"W. 6. Hart Il forever and ever the
Western hero, cowboy or bad man.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-01
THE ONE-WAY ACTOR

No matter what the story Is, Bill sticks
to his role. I DO not mean that he is
not versatile, flexible in his work. He
gets everything possible out of part,
but he appreciates his props those
cowboy trousers, that revolver, that
Western gctting-the-eun manner Hart
knows that his public is not going to
ever let him come East in pictures"
Something about Tony Moreno,
please" we interrupted.
ooh, I'm just getting TO that!" he
exclaimed. 81 got IS for my first weeks
work in motion pictures And extras
aren't expected to cast themselves. l
have played all sorts of parts, mostly
romantic roles, but have done
'heavies
81 think the true mirror Of the mo-
tion picture actors success IS the pub
lie. What plcases everybody best must
be our best"
"They say you get more love letters
from women who don't know you than
any other star in the pictures" Here