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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23

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Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
Splendid sills Come to Hip

4 week of splendidly diversified pro- gram Is announced at the Hip. to fol- low the engagement of Idle Wives which ends Monday night Baby Marie Osbomn. made famous by her first picture Mar Sunshine" and known where ever they show pictures by the nom de puime is to be seen again ia five-reel drama Joy and the Drag on
 Following Joy and the Dragon" will be shown Whom the Gods Destroy another Nitigraph of the splendid kind that are becoming s0 popular at the Hip. II is graced bT the return of Miss Alice Joyce who is d splendid favorite locally
 Whom the Gods Destroy is fol- lowed by Charlie Chaplin in his new est scream Easy Street. It vas this picture that put the comedian in the hospital for several weeks and delayed the production of the tWo-rceler He plays a policeman and in tine arrest uf the big fellow who is his foil. he was injured. Easy Street" is said to lo ;l fast and furious Chaplin of the kind his followers think h.s best
 The week locks mighty pretentious On paper and should continue the busi- ness that 's a patrimony of the Hip.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
ARIZONA

well filled house witnessed the final performance of Nearly a Fatal Wedding al the Arizona theater last night, and all the musical offerings were sp,endidly encared
 This evening the Merry Makers will present one of their biggest laugh rro- voking musical comedies entitled "Clancy's Alley" and it &ill show both Gilbert and DoOlev as "ClancE' and Cohen in some scrcaminglv funny situations. The versatile Pfeh sisters will present one of their latest special ties of singing and dancing that will be up to the usual standard. and all the rest of the popular favorites of the company have all the latest song hits of the day that they will present to the best of their ability and with real good comedy picture to swell the pro gram. there is not q shadow of a doubt but what all those who will hc able to attend will be more than pleased
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

Tonight will be the last chance to witness the "Merr~ Iafegs in the big laugh provoking musical comedy en- titled Nearly g Fatal Wedding d snow tE1t is composed of all the late musical numbers .nterwoyen with plenty of good snapoy dialogue, whicn by the way cfford sthe two principal come dians splendid opportunity c- dispcrs- Ing with lots of real originality.
 Gilbert nd Dooley as Clancy" and "Cohel' in Neatly a Fatal weddins1 are decided hit from start to finish, and this evening will be the last chance Co see the popular fUusters in this musical farce. as on tomorrow evening they will be seen in an entirely differ cat production
 The big show for tomorrow night will be one of those out of the -ordi- nary. and bill that stands in d class all of it's own. and a good Keystone comedy picture will go t0 make up q performance that will undoubtedly please all who will be able to attend.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

crowd that surrounded the actors and made for it. Bruskly he forced his way into the center of the thronS and there instead of fight or auto victim, ne saw the Smiling June.
 No Introduction was necessary. Shifting his club from his right hand to his left, the patrolmah approached the little star and extended his hand
 Miss Caprice, PIi bet" he said. as his big hand closed about hers. Re covering from the impulse of delight which forced him on this uniformed representative of the state blushed us he said: "Mary's the time I've watched you on tho screen with my kids l guess I'd know you anywhere. Whats the name of the picture?" he whispered.
 After. receiving this inside informa- tion from the lips of the little leading lady, the big officer appointed nim- self a member of the cast, the fairy odfather ntu tta eoanes at thaf
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
THE HIP

The seven reel feature Idle Wives" which is the days offering at the Hip Is perhaps the most unique picture of the year It is a picture within pie ture. and shows the wonderful wide spead value Of the screen as an educat- or as well as influence for moral up- lift
 "Idle Wives comes from the pen of James Oppenheim. one of our younger writers but d close student of condi- tions and one who has a wide expert ence in the ranks of not only the poor whom he met in social work but the
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

rich who took him up when he startled the world with the bold strokes of his facile pen. Idle Wives tells of the women of the home. Not only the social element who devote days and nights planning how to spend the idle hours that wealth and position give, but the lives of the poor women filled with as many heart aches and many longing as their more fortunate sisters.
 This is but one of the several grip ping deroueme entsoin this remarkable picture which lays bare with it's scalpe, of satire the inner lives of rich and poor alike. idle Wives remains for Monday also and at regular house prices.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

The McCrea's have been residents Of Phoenix for the past l6 years, McCrea being in the employ of the Wells farge cnmpanY. but that has not hin9ercn
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
THE GARDEN OF KNOWLEDGE
member

THE GARDEN OF KNOWLEDGE
 Local theatergoers will on Thursday have the opportunity of seeing the greatest sensational photoplay. when manager of the Empress theater pre- seuts Tine Garden of hnowledse' sad ny the producers to be one of the most beautiful and unique ol all film pro- duced r has taken elere nmCnths to film the many attractive scenes Many of the models used in their western studios were brought from New York and Paris. The story deals with the subject of eugenics. The theme is handled delicately, but with force. Tn an allegoIical setting a mythical col onN seeks Co produce the superWoman
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

At the Columbia Today and Tomorrow and the superwoman by making love secondary to perfect physical fitness. The photography is said to be very beautiful. One gorgeous and enchant- ing scene is the Fairy Garden alive with perfect model form. The picture has d wonderful moral. it asks you the question have you Il clean mind as well as physically 9 strong body? Are you fit to be a father2
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

CContinued on Page Twelve)
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
THE WEEKS ATTRACTIONS

lar Blanche Sweet in what is claimed oy critics 10 be her greatest picture Unprotected' a thrilling drama of the southern prison camps. written especially for her by James Hatton.
 Friday and Saturday the Broadway favorite. Dustin Farnum, will be seen in the Pallas production. "A Son of Erin full of quaintly humorous lit tie side lights. the screen drama of Irish life and American municipal activities
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
LAMARA

Glorious June Caprice was never more glorious than in the William Fox production, "A Modern ClnoS Srella" which is the attraction at the la mara for three days starting today.
 Wednesday and Thursday the Para mount attraction offers the ever popu-
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
They All Like Luas Caprice

Even austerc policemen are not i'm mune from the charms of winsome uHe Caprice, star in the William Fox protoplay "A Modern Cinderella ." When her company was malang street sceens in uptown New York. oae of the guardians of the law spicd the
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

him from creating one of the cleverest magical acts seen in Phoenix in some time. AiT McGrea Was especially pleased to be able to put his.act on for the first tune in Phoenix for lhe hene- fiji Of the Elks Lodge of which he is member
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
Universal Picture at Plaza

A story with an unusual ending is The Double Room Mystery" the five reel Red Feather production that will be shown at the Plaza today.
 The villian in the story is shystcr lawyer one of theese kind of men who never do any work but always seem to have pientv of money. The scenes open in a typical New York boarding house with q parsimonius landlady, and the doNntrodden little slavery and the star boarded.
 When the criminals begin their work it seems as If the net would tighten around the poor little slavey. She is
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Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

It is seldom that an amateur pro duction such as the Elks Minstrels de- veiopes what might be termed extra ordinary local talent, but one of the surprising features of the Wednesday and Thursday night Elks show. was the performance put on by Mr and Mrs. Arthur McCrca Of this city. 1-n- der the name of Maraville and Com Dany, Magical Entertainers. the local people added distinct bit Co the show.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

place were finished. Miss Capriee's old admlrer, but new found, busted him self, 1ealously shooing off the curious onlOokers.
 Miss Caprice will be seen at the Lamara today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05

ff You Have Hen
Doetoring Without Re
suit for Year.. see Nc
and investigate my
rem edies
The mos, obstinate
eases Of asthma. rbeu
matisrn and nervous
disorders have been
treated successfully
Constipation. catarrh
and disorders Of the
bladder, skin and
stomach. as well az
appendicitis. are re-
ii@ved without opera
tlou. Ny advice r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
HONOR PRISONER,
WHO WAS LATE IS
TO BE SAME Old TEX

LANSING. Kan. Jan. ST. feel
toward Tex Schapper the same as
| always have, Maybe he fell into
his old habits When he comes
home, he'll be the same old Tex to
us"
This was the statement here to-
day by Warden ]. X. Codding. of
the Kansas state penitentiary, as 20
his future attitude toward the only
one of Il honor men who did not
return TO the prison when they
promised TO, at the end OF ten days.
Schapper, editor of the prison pa
per, and chief exponent of the hon.
or system, will be brought back to
the prison Saturday from Fort
Worth. where he is held until Off
cials can so there for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
SANITARY

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10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
HOUSE ALONE
KNOWS PLANS !
OF PRESIDENT
BY ROBERT J. BENDER
u q. STAFF Corretpon dent

WASHINGTON, Jan. b.
win the door on peace be-
lisves 70 be swinging Uncer-
tsinIy, deep annoyance was er-
srssSes In official circles today
a ~ha, was regarded ss Tsu-
tosic propaganda designed TO
influence this governments
next move.
In the last three days there
hss been much said about Whist
this government proposes 10 do
40 tie nest step.
President Wilson and Score
tary Lansing have said moth.
ina about II. They still are
acting in secrecy.
SO critical does the president feel
the peace situation 20 be that !, II
considered unlikely he Will discuss
~ even with members Of the cabinet
today at the regular meeting.
Before the cabinet meeting the
president will see VI. r. Roseboom.
funciionary AT the international
bureau OF the court OF arbitration
Of The Hague. who II the guest ~
the Netherlands minister here.
Roreboom called merely TO pay hsd
respects" IL was stated. and not 10
discuss peace.
lie has. however. been interested
in different phases Of the war. es-
pecially French prisoners Of war in
Germany. and may discuss briefly
his work when he sees the presi.
dent
The president admitting that he
does not vet know what action he
viii take has told no one. with the
possible exception OF Col. House.
what is In his mind.
Al a conference between the
PRESIDENT and House yesterday the
two discussed the question OF the
president sending a further peace
note. either in formal diplomatic
ftyle or as a confidential message.
thru American diplomats.
What. IL any. decision was reach.
ed In another secret Despite Of
fetal silence. however. there has
been a sudden and vast amount OF
Information" forthcoming from
"somewhere" and that some
where" is suspected 10 be "teutonic
circles" officials frankly believed.
The only thing definitely known is
that the president still feels that
the door OF peace remains open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
EVACUATION BY
GERMANS NOW
IS PROPOSED

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 5.-Great sig
nificance was attached TO passage
by AustroGerman censors today OF
quotation from the Vienna paper.
the Arbeiter Zeitung. asking the
government TO discover II the en-
tente would be ready TO negotiate
peace after an evacuation by Teu-
tonic troops in the West, and. II 80.
that the evacuation be made imme-
diately."
The newspaper asserts the en-
tonte's reply lis peace note-if
rightly understood
Significance attaches TO this dis
patch. arising from the fact that
British sources have all along main
tanned ~ Germany is in earnest
about peace. she should evacuate
Belgium and that part OF France
she now occupies as a preliminar,
TO peace discussions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
CORNER

Staii iog. best fresh churnrd butter. 80,
lh strictly freEh pullet eggs. 2sc doE.
dos Use. choice creamery butter. sc Ia.
In. ssc mild cream cheese. go N
standard coffee 1ac III. lbs $50. .ss
coffee isr d. stall lie. CSC hetii,
ratsuu. ite. toc sack corn meal soc. tis
can coffee 15c. Soc can Italy olive oil
rtc Z ib- isr prunes Csc. : cans sirins
beans sec stalls e. 2. g. :. 70, roaEts
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cans pumpkin Tee elbow macaroni. o.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
THEATRES
PALACE HIP

PALACE HIP
a most novel feature of the new
show at the Palace Hip is the
sketch, "A True Friend" played by
Robert and Robert. the company
being the master and his dog.
Iono, Jordon and Zono do sensa.
tional stunts on the flying trapeze
DreNler and Fox are eccentric
street musicians.
The Clipper Trio are heard in
Bits Of Fun and Song"
Talford and Bessie have iuve.
nile sldt, Pals of the Street"
Jack and Vera are novelty enter
tainers, and the feature photoplay
of this show is new iustallment
of the serial, The Shielding
Shadow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
GERMANS TAKE
FOUR TOWNS

BERLIN. via Ssyville. Jan. s.
Capture OF Slobozia and Rotesti IN
Rumania was announced today by
the war office.
The German forces cleaned out
and blasted several galleries, re-
turning with 81 prisoners.
Gurgueu and Romanul, two other
Rumanian towns. were captured
after hand-to-hand battles, proceed
ing from house to house.
The German forces took 400
prisoners and six machine guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
PUBLIC MARKETS
PINE STREE

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fresh Warrington creamery butter
soc. Stall 81. lutcfisk. Toe ID.
sweet pickles. l5c pit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
ADALINr LLOYD

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
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loin pork chops. zoe: fresh chick
ems. 23c: prime rib roast beef. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-05
LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE DISTRICT Court or riIE
United states Tor tho Western District
~ Washington Northern Division
~ BANKRUPTtY SO bN0G
NOTICE pF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
In tho Matter ~ Lcunlo SamueIaon. indt.
Nlduallv, and the community consist
i'F ~ Samueison and Jennie Samuel.
SON his wife. Baukrupts
To the creditors of the above named
hsukrupts
Notiro D. hereby given that on tho a7th
dnv OF December. 1915. tho said Jennie
Sntnuclson - a. were duly adiudtcatcd
haukrupt. and that tho flrat meeting
Of the creditors Of anid bHukrupta VIII
no held a. the office Of the undersigned
Referee I'm Bankruptcy. I1Ut-5 T. q.
smith UuildinE. Ia Seattle In said dis
trlct. on tho 10Th dav of January. 1917.
a. O'Clock IN the afternoon. ~ which
time tho said creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint IA trustee.
examine the hnnkrupts. and transact
such other huahess az may property
come before said meeting
Dated ~ Seattle. IN said district. this tth
day ~ January, 1917
g. H. HAWKINS
Referee In Bankruptcy.