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Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

It is a dramatic story but brimfui or good, wholesome comedy; the kind that always leaves the pleasant taste in the mouth. In addition to the feature, there will be the Ford Animated Weekly of the latest world events and a Cartoon comedy for good measure.
 Starting Monday, the American is of fering some exceptionally attractive programs. Monday and Tuesday Mary Anderson in "The Divorcee" and in ad- dition Private H. l.. Saunders of. the 2Sth Battalion, 2nd Canadian division, will relate some of his thrilling exper- fences during 27 months in France.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
"The RraNest Way" at lamara


 Today sees the final screenings of Sessue Hayakawa's remarkable story of honor among the Japs, entitled The Bravest Way" This educated Japanese, who is a resident of America, offers on the altar of friendship the sacrifice of his own happiness that his friend S honor may be unsullied. It is charac- teristically a story of the flowery king dom where honor stands as the great est of human attachments. Sessue Hay akawa has perhaps had no vehic.e since he gave to the world the remarx- able drama 'The Cheat" that has re- vealed him in as pleasing part as that of the hero in ''The Bravest Way"
 Concurrent with the feature is shown again today a truly remarkable one reel actual war picture made right in the front line trenches and the bat tlefields of Flanders by the U. $. signal corps. Tomorrow comes Gladys Brock well in ''Kultur."
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
BRIDE IF [ DAYS WAS
 DESERTED, SAYS WIFE

That Matt Slade, aged 46, deserted his girl bride three days after their marriage, is the allegation made by Mrs. Slade in a divorce complaint that went on record in the office of the clerk of the court yesterday.
 Mrs. Shade, who was married in No- vember, 1917, was a 17-year- old bride. Her husband left her after a brief honeymoon, going to Los Angeles. He has not contributed toward her sup port, claims the wife. The divorce ac- tion was brought by L. J. Cox, counsel for Mrs. Slade.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
COMMUNITY CHORUS
 CALLED ID REHEARSE

The Community chorus will meet in rehearsal at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the school administration building, 331 North First avenue. All members are urged to attend.
 This rehearsal is in preparation fer the concert to be given during Christ mas holiday week for patriotic pur- poses which the Arizona state council of defense is promoting. William Con- rad Mills, director of the Community chorus. is also to be director of this concert which will be given at the Elks theater
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
"The Gun Woman" at Plaza

Seldom has story of such primitive passion and power been portrayed on the screen as that of "The Gun Won.- an," Triangle production to be shown at the Plaza theater today.
 Known as "The Tigress," the beau tiful and fascinating woman who oper- ates the gambling hell called The Dev-
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
MEET HERE DEC. 15 ID
 PLAN JEWISH RELIEF

campaign of the American Jewish relief committee for the solicitation of funds for European war sufferers will be held January 6 to January 12 A meeting of the most prominent Jews and non-Jews will be held in Phoenix on Sunday afternoon, December 15, for the purpose of making final plans for the campaign.
 Arizonas quota is s75,O0O. This cause is heartily endorsed by President Woodrow Wilson and Governor Gee W. r. Hunt.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

ills Kitchen" sheathes her claws under the spell of a treacherous love, kills her false lover and melts into the arms of a good man. No one can afford to miss this marvellous picture of a woman's regeneration through the power of love
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
"A Woman's Fool" at The Hip

This is the final day for Harry Car
 ey's remarkable western dramatic pie
 ture, "A Woman's Fool" as done for
 the screen from Owen Wister's novel, Lin Mclean" Carey is seen as Lin Mclean, best hearted man of the wes, but a perfect fool where women were concerned. His attempt to give a poo- Denver biscuit shooter" a chance 70 lead better life reveals the fact that she was a "Hell-cat," with a past that would have made a checkerboard look white with a deserted son and a de- serted husband on her list. How th1s big westerner pulled out of this bad fix is told in a very excellent frontier drama with fine appeal and finer ac- tion. With the feature is seen an ex- cellent Pathe news reel containing some of the finest overseas photogra- phy as well as all of the big local hap penings in America. Tomorrow sees Nazimova at the Hip in Toys of Fate.''
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified pages-Arizona' Lead ing Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

human mind could conceive.
 The late Major Raoul Lufberry, the ace of aces, is one of the aviators who performs for these pictures. A close up of the major is shown before he took to the air for these pictures.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
ChiIdren's Day at the American

This is Children's Day at the Amer ican theater and all the "kiddies" in Phoenix are invited to come free as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Brandon. The host and hostess have prepared fine program for their little guests and booked especially Mary Miles Mintei
 the childrens favorite, in her very lat est release, Wives and Other Wives" :"
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-1000 lug boxes, lettuce crates, at Phoenix. Flaming mill If
 PRACTICALLY new Overland tour ing car for sale. Phone Peter Kortsen 14R3, Tempe. bm
 WANTED-Paperhan Call 715 W. Washington. bl
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

A. Avery, F. W. Alkire, Helen L, Alkire, Lama Aldrich, Mrs, James Armstrong, Helen Arnold. MT. and Mrs. Chas. Ainsworth, Mrs. Chas. Armstrong, Marian Averill, Mrs. Carol D. AXtel, A. E. Atwood, Miss Ellen c. Atwood, Bishop ;. w. Armstrong, Miss Jean Ashton, J. C. Ashton, Mrs. J. C. Argue, Mrs. Thomas Allen, Mrs. Maude Adams, l.. M. Adams, Thomas H. Avery. Mrs. F. W. Anderson, Emily Anderson, Mrs. Mary F. Armstead, Mrs. Askins, Mrs. Ida Archer, Gray
 Archer, Mrs. Gray Archer, Francis Gray
 B. Boynton, Mrs. Clarence Boynton, Clarence Blake, E. M. Behrens, Mrs. Frances R. Bidr. Mrs. Hal Behrens, Mrs. Frederick E. Bart, Mrs. Oscar C. Brill. Mrs. Laura Blount, F. X. Burgess, Will C. Brooks, J. P. Bainbridge, Stella Bainbridge, Mrs. C. o. Bainbridge, C. O. Bainbridge, Wilfrid Beard, Maurice Brownfield, Mrs. k. R. Brownfield, Miss Dorothy Boggs, Cara Juanita Blake, Helen Bunch, Mrs. F. $. Brown, Mrs. B. F. Bowman. J. C. Black, Claude Black, Mrs. Claude Barber, A. H. Baldwin. Clifford l.. Battles, Ira C. Brown, Mrs. J. C. Baker, Mrs. A. c. Brunson, Mrs. I. V. Brunson. l.. l.. Bobo. Mary z. Baldwin, H. C. Baldwin. Mrs. H. C. Blackwater, Ralph Barron, Kathryne Beatty, Mrs. l. R. Buntman, P. Buntman. Mrs. P. Banta, Miss Fannie Banta, Miss Lucille Brooks, Mrs. J. l. Brooks. J. I. Bowron. Miss l.. ]. Peal. Mrs. Naleda Bennett, Mrs. Paul Bennett, Paul Blount Mrs. r. X. l}lount, Raymond Broadway, Mrs. Marshall F Broadway, Geo. NJ. Blackburn, B. L. Batts, NJ. 4. Birmingham. Wm. Bachmans, W. "A. Broadway, Mrs. Geo. Nj. Bannister, Mrs. JnO. c. Bannister, Mrs. J. C. Bannister, Dr. kimball Bannister, Mrs. Kimball Bannister. Kimball Jr. Buckley Miss J. F. BerTyman, H. w. Blair. Dr. Nellie I. Boehn, Laura R. BOehn. Guslar IT. Brooks, Mrs. A. P. Battles, Mrs. Ira C. Buchanan, Mrs. W. $.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
Zander, C. NJ
 Zimmerman, Miss Belle
WASHINGTON DISTRICT
 VOLUNTEERS

WASHINGTON DISTRICT
 VOLUNTEERS Scott, Henry Scott, Mrs. Henry Scott. Miss Francis Scott, Harold Butler, Mrs. R. B. Butler, Miss Jerilden Dillon, H. P. Dillon, Mrs. H. P. Ellsworth, Mrs. K. D. Ellsworth, K. D. Butler, Mrs. s. T. 1 Reecktoom. Miss Lula Williams, J. C. Williams, Mrs. J. C. Williams, Miss Helen Williams, Irwin
 Williams, Guy | Douglas, Mrs. J. G. Reuter-, Raymond
 Reuter-, Nina
 Coalter. Mrs. T. J. Philippiny, o. l. | Freeland, Miss
 Freeland, Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

Moore, Albert Moore, Helen Moore, Donald Morrill,, Austin Jr. Middleton, John Moquino, Miss Maril Miller, Hugh B. McClung, H. J. Miller, Hugh B. Morton, Chas. F. Morton, Mrs. Chas. E. McNulty, J. J. McClntock, Mrs. J. H. McNeff, Mrs. w. W. McDuff, J. H. Mcclure, E. c. McClintock, J. H. McClung, Mrs. H. J. Mcclellan, Mrs. A. H. Mcclure, Mrs. Will McMartin, Ethel Jane McMartin, Margaret Mcdowell, E. E. McGlockin, Mrs. Kirth McGlockip, Kirth McRae, Mir. MintZ, Mrs. Geo. Noble, Mrs. Geo. Nesbitt, Mrs. Jane Newcomer, Miss Newcomer, Mrs. c. E. Newcomer. C. C. Neail, Mrs. W. F. Norris, Mrs. L. E. Norris, l.. E. Nichols, Mrs. T. F. Neff, pr. Mary Nash, E. E. Neill, Lucky V. o. Neely, Miss Belle Newcomer, c. c.
 o. O'Rourke, Thos. Oberfelder. Mrs. Oldakre, Mrs. Emery O'Connell, Miss Anne Orth, Ellwood H. Orr, c. A. Orr, Mrs. c. A. Orr. Mrs. Edgar A. Oliver, Carita l.. Palmer, Mrs. A. L. Palmer, Mrs. Palmer, MT. Palmer, Ruth Palmer, Dorothy Parker, Mrs. H. Clay Parker, H. Clay Parker, Mrs. E. F. Parker, Betty Jane Parker, Mrs. F. r. Parker, Mrs. Nellie Parker, Earl H. Parsons, Mrs. R. H. Pascoe, Mrs. E. E. Pascoe, E. E. Pascoe, Miss Marion Pascoe, Miss Ruby Pheby, Geo. F. Pheby, Mrs. May Pheby, Rost B. Peck, Mrs. H. W. Peck, H. W. Perry, R. A. Perry, Roy L. Perry, Mrs. R. A. Pepper, Helen R. Pepper, Mary F. Pemberton, Mrs. Thos. W. Peck, Harcourt W. Petrat, Mrs. C. c. Pollock, Mrs. W. C. Pollock, Miss Nellie M. Powell, Mrs. Iona Pollard. Mrs. James Hummer, Mrs. A. E. Plumridge, Miss Belle Page, Mrs. Mary E. Pittman, Mrs. F. V. Pratt, Mrs. R. c.
 Planter, Fred
 Pendleton, W. C.
 Prince, H. s.
 Prince, Mrs. H. S.
 Pierson, Mrs. Olive
 Purvines, Mrs. B. Lee Purvines, B. Lee
 Pinney. Miss Mary Louise Peck Mrc Tho. NY
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
JantZen. Dorothy

Jantzen, Dorothy Jantzen, J. Wendell Jarvis, Mrs. s. A. Jefferson, F. c. Jefferson, Mrs. F. A. Jeffries, Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins, Rev. J. R. Jenks, Susan Margaret Jones, R. F. Jones, Juan Jose Jones, Mrs. Jose Jordan, Mrs. J. N Joseph, Manuel Joseph, Mrs. Manuel Jones, Mrs. Josie Judson, Geo. A Johnson, MT. Albert Johnson, Mrs. Fred Kay, Harry Kahn, A. Kimsey, Morton Kimsey. Mrs. Wm. E. Karls, c. c. Rays, Emery< Rays, Mrs. Emery Kay, Mrs. Harry Kantz, Paul Kantz, Mrs, Paul kell, E. T. Kibby, Mrs. J. H. Kibby, Mrs. W. H. kildoo, Mrs. Isabel Kimball, Mrs. Lotta I. King, Miss P. Leslie Kramer, O. W. Kuchler. Rudolph kuchler, Mrs. Rudolph King, Mrs. E. l.. Knobel, Peter kuhlwilm, Mrs. Jennie Kuhlwilm, Herman Kirk, Mrs. R. A. Laird, c. B. Lauck, c. A. Lane, Mrs. John H. Long, Rusty Long, Kie Long, Mrs. Rose Lorillard, Mrs. B. Lorillard, B. Lutgerding, Mrs. c. H. Lotgerding, G. H. Lavine, Harry Lewis, Mrs. Allyn Layne, Mrs. Frank P. Lamson, E. M. Landry, P. Longhdon, Miss Susie Lathlee. Mrs. H. Q. Lair, Miss Mary Jane Lee. Mrs. C. P. Leak, Mrs. B. A. Leak, Mrs. D. c. Lokett, Mrs. H. C. Lokett, H. C. Lockett, Miss Virginia Lee, C. P. Luas, Mrs. J. T. kathleen, Mrs. H. W. Liefgrun, A. W. Liefgrun, Mrs. A. W. Loomis, G. W. Longacre, Mrs. H.
 M. Miller, NJ. Bernard Moore, Ernest Mann, Mrs. Margaret Miller, E. W. ST. Miller, E. W. Jr. Miller, Mrs. E. W. Martin, Mrs. K. H. Miller, Mrs. L. l.. Miller, Miss s. Wretta Miller, l.. l..
 Munger. Mrs. L. R. Murr, Mrs. Frank Miller, s. c.
 Mattingly, Mrs. l.. Miller, Miss Jennie Martin, pr. Ancil Marks, B. F.
 Mathews, Mrs. Wm. Morill, A. W.
 Moore, Mrs. R. F. Moore, EaStmer
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

Guthrie, Fl. R. Guthrie, Mrs. E. R. Goodman, A. Goodman, Mrs. A. Gray, Mrs. M. George, Walter Grasham, Mrs. Eliza Goodman, C. W. Goodman, Mrs. c. w. Goodman, Edward Greenhaw, Mrs. Hosea ST. Greenhaw, Hosea ST. Getsinger, B. W. Getsinger, Mrs. B. W. Getsinger, Alma Grasham, Vician Grasham, Mamie Garrison, Charles C. Guild, Mrs. H. A. Grady, A. L. Gilbert, H. c. Guilledge, Dave Green, Mrs. Glenn Golden, Wm. Golden, John Giffen, J. Albert Giffen, Mrs. J. Albert Hadsell, Mrs. T. G. Hacken, John M. Hill, Mrs. M. C. Holmquist, Mrs. Fritz Hill, Andrew Hullett, A. c. Horning, Mrs. D. D. Hackett, A. E. Hetherington, J. A. Hetherington, Mrs. J. A. Haskins, J. A. Hansen, Bill Harner, MT. Harner, Mrs. Hegley, $. W. 's Higley, Lemmie Humphrey, Ellen Humphreys, Mrs. E. l.. Hudson, Mrs. Geo. A. Howe, Mrs. Chas. R. Haskett, Mrs. Elizabeth Howe, Mrs. Chas. R. Hennessy, John M. Hartranft, w. G. Hunter, Mrs. Robert Hartranft, Mrs. W. G. Hughes, Mrs. Colt Hutchison, Edward Howell, Jesse Hoghe, Miss Lena Humbert, W. K. Humbert, W. S. Humbert, Mrs. W. s. Humbert, Mrs. W. K. Howard, Mrs. c. E. Howard, c. E. Holmes, Mrs. R. J. Hennessey, Mrs. J. M. Hoskinson, Thos. Hoskinson, H. L. Hoskinson. Mary Ruth Hoskins, Mrs. H. L. Hutschler, Mrs. c. E. Handley, Miss Lily NJ. Houghton, Mrs. Chas. ". Hunt, Sue
 Hess, Grant U. Henderson, L. W. Hamilton, Harry Hunter. MT.
 Herrick, NJ. T.
 Herrick, Mrs. NJ. T. Hudson, F. G. Hanson, Mrs. Eric Irvine, Mrs. N. J. Irvine, Mrs. T. E.
 Irwin, Mrs. s. G.
 j.
 Jones, Mrs. B. D. Jones, MT. B. D.
 Jack, Mrs. Emma T. Jacobs, Miss Sallie 1 Jacobs, Miss Edith Jacobs, Mrs. Marcus Jamison, Mrs. J. M. Jamison, J. M. Jantzen, D. F. | Jantzen, Mrs. D. F.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

Buchanan, w. s.
 Baggiore, John
 Baggiore, Mrs. John Bean, r. A.
 Bean, Mrs. r. A.
 Blair, Dr. Geo. E. Benson, Mrs. Edna
 Blanch, Mrs. Anna Blanch, Harry Cowden, Mrs. J. s. Cowden, Mrs. J. P. Cowden, Christy Conger, Wm. Chiago, Mrs. John Chiago, John
 Coffinger. c. D.
 Coffinger, Mrs. c. D. Coffinger, L. G. Coffinger. Mrs. L. C.. Craig, Mrs. R. w. Craig. Miss Kitty | Crane, Mrs. Helen | Court, Miss Grace
 Creighton, Vim.
 Creighton, Mrs. Wm. Creighton, Allen M.
 Creighton, Ruth.
 Creswell, Wm. Creswell, Mrs. Wm. Cunningham, Mrs. Gene | Currens, W. w.
 Cocks, B. R. ! Chapman. Miss Alice Clouse. Miss Ida
 Carpentar, Mrs. N. l.. Coles, Mrs. M. A. | Clark, Mrs. Geo.
 Clark. Rev. Geo.
 Christy, Mrs. Fred
 Carrow, Mrs. Frank Campbell, Mrs. Hugh ! Campbell. Miss Louella Canning, J. w. l Cavness. T. J.
 Cavness, Mrs. T. J. | Cavness, Mrs. Ruth ! Cavness, Lloyd
 Campbell. Mrs. Thos. E. | Carson, Dr. H. R.
 Carson, A. s. Carper, B. F. | Carper, Mrs. E. F. l Carter, Marcia | Clark, Mrs. C. /. ! Clark, Helen
 Carr, A. NJ.
 Carter, Mrs. c. E. 1 Chalmers, L. H. | Chalmers. Mrs. l.. H. 1 Clayton. Mrs. Emma l.. | Clark, C. A.
 Clark, Osef l Clark. Mrs. Osef ! Gordon, F. NJ.
 Cowan, w. H. 1 Cocks, Rev. | Cocks, Mrs. ! Conner, Mrs. H. L. 1 Conner, H. L. 1 Conner, Miss Frances | Calhoun, Mary 1 Chambers. Mrs. H. W. 1 Crane, Lillian l Cox, Will ! Clark, J. F. 1 Clark, Mrs. J. F. l Cogwell, Mrs. R. L. | Cox, Mrs. A. E. | Dunbar, Jean Elizabeth | Dodson, Mrs. John 1 Dorrell, W. B.
 Doster, Mrs. $. J.
 Doyle, Miss
 Dysart. Dr. Louise
 Dysart, Mrs. Louis
 Dysart, Winifred, Birney an
 Palmer
 Duer, Mrs. Edward l..
 Doyle, MT. and Mrs. Jerry
 Doris, Marion
 Dawes, NJ.
 Davis, Mrs. Ida
 Davis, Eugenia
 Dunlap, Miss Matte H.
 DonOhue, Miss Anna
 DOster, Mrs. s. T.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

Smith, c. C. Smith, Mrs. c. c. Shill, Harry Shfll, Mrs. Harry Shill, Ralph Shill, Mrs. Ralph Smily, MT. Sutherland, Mrs. Ethel Stewart. Nellie E. Smith E. l.. Smith, Mrs. E. L. Stout, James Stout, Mrs. James Sears, Mrs. J. NJ. Stewart, Mrs. T. B. Schultz, Mrs. l.. $. Spruelt, John Spruell, Will Shoblo, V. Sturges, Mrs. D. L. Stauffer, Dorothy Stauffer, Chas. A. SldullerI Eulln b. Stauffer, Eleanor T. Trott, Frank P. Tufts, Helen Teagne. Mrs. W. W. Twitchell, Mrs. w. B. Talbot, W. Talbot, Mrs. W. Thompson, Harry Thomas, James B. Tharoldson, Mrs. P. Tiffany, Mrs. A. '. Tiffany, A. Y. Tisdale, Mrs. Go. Tribolet, Mrs. Fred Tritle, Mrs. F. A. Trumbo, Mrs. c. W. TurnbuIl, Henry Futile, Martha M. Futile, $. D. Tweed, Gordon Tweed, Brenda Tweed, Henry H. Taylor, L. c. Taylor, Miss Mary Thurston. Miss E. Thayer, Mrs. L. H. Thayer, L. H. Thayer, Dean Thayer, Martha Thayer, Kent Truman, Mrs. J. K. Telford. H. A. Telford, Mrs. H. A. Temple, oscar F. Thomas, Mrs. Myrtle $. Thornton, Mrs. H. NJ. Tarrey, Harriet Tarrey, Walter C. Tarrey, Mrs. NJ. E. Utley, A. c. Utley, Miss Mary Utley, Mrs. A. c.
 V. Van der Veer, Chas. A. Van der Veer, Minge l.. | Van der Veer, Marcia Valentine. Mrs. C. H. I Valenzuela, Mrs. Thos. Valenzuela, Thomas Van Wagener, Dr. D. B. Vernon, Mrs. H. C. | Vinson, Mrs. L. L. Voorhees,, Rev. Spencer Voorhees,. Mrs. Spencer Vinson, Mrs. c. G.
 w. Walton, Mrs. NJ. J. Wilkinson, W. W. . Wilkinson. Mrs. W. W. Walker, Mrs. Lamar | Walker, Mrs. Louisa Warren, Elmer 1 Waters, Aparicio 1 Waters, Mrs. A. i Warren, Mrs. K. M. Wayland, Mrs. w. R. Work, Miss Merta Weir, Mrs. Chas. T. Werner, Mrs. C. G. Wheeler, Mrs. Chas. De Sale White, Mrs. L. E.
 White, L. E.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14
Peck, Miss Fanny

Peck, Miss Fanny Peck, Miss Grace Phillips, Mrs. S. K. Phillips, S. K. Palmer, Mrs. E. Payne Peabody, Geo. F. Payton, Geo. Puntenney, Geo. H. Parks, J. A. Palmer, Dr. E. Payne Peabody. Mrs. Geo. L. Progden, Pete Pugh, Russell Padgett, Mrs. J. W. Padgett, J. W. Parks, J. D. Parks, Mrs. J. D. Quinn, Mrs. J. R. Quinn, J. R.
 R. Richmond, Mrs. F. l., Raub, Mrs. J. C. Rhuart, Mrs. l.. H. Rhuart, Mrs. J. H. Higgins, J. A. Ringleo, Mrs. Juana Risk, Leonard Romney, Mrs. Belle Rooney, James M. Rooney, Mrs. James NJ. Rosenberry, Mrs. Flora Rosenberry, Mrs. A. H. Rosenberry, Ethel Ross, Mrs. H. D. Royce, Jane J. Royce, Florence Royce, Mrs. A. M. Rudolph, Mrs. Edward Ruggles, Miss Olive Rust, Miss Justina Rummel, A. H. Ross, W. J. Ryan, Frank NJ. Ross, H. D. Sears. W. P. Santeo, Mrs. E. C. Sergeant, Mrs. NJ. E. Saufley, Mrs. R. c. Sanders, Miss Claire Sanders, Mrs. N. D. Sanders, N. D. Schaffer, MT. A. J. Schuller, G. B. Siegrist, Miss Christian Singer, Harold Singer, Mrs. Harold Shannon, Mrs. C. M. Shannon. c. NJ. Sharp, Mrs. Byron A. Sharpe, Byron A. Sharpe, Mrs. W. F. Shedd, Harry L. Shepperson, Mrs. A J. Shepperson, A. G. Shott, J. M. Shott, Mrs. J. NJ. Skidmore, Mrs. H. A. Sloan, Mrs. Richard Smith, Miss Lulu Smith, Walter P. Smith, E.
 Smith, Mrs. Helen Smith, Dr. Willard Smith, Mrs. Willard
 owart. Mrs. W. P. | Stewart. Mrs. T. B. | Sears, W. P.
 Stewart, Evt Smith, Mrs. E. T. i Smith, Henry Smith, Mrs. Jenne Smith, Mrs. Harry Smith, Harry
 Stannard, Carlos | Stannard. J. D. 1 Stanton, Beulah Stauffer, Pearl
 Stewart, Manual Stidell, A.
 Stoltze, Mrs. H.
 Strong, Floyd
 Sutton, NJ. l..
 Scheele. Miss Louise Sears, Mrs. Perry
 Sturges, D. L.
 Schnabel. Mrs. A. G.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-14

Poung, Helen Minshall Young, Anna Spottswood
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12
BERNARDPS GREAT CARNIVAL
COMING TO MOSCOW JULY Il

Bernardi's Great ter Exposition
shows, with played the San Francisco
exposition during its entire run, and
has been running steadily since, will
will be in Moscow, located at the fair
grounds, for one week, beginning
Sunday, July 81. Chat H. Smith, adj
vance agent for the big show, is in
Moscow today making arrangements
with the hotels and restaurants to
care for the small army accompany
ing the show, which dropped its hotel
and restaurant cars at Portland. The
show has been playing the army can
tonments for months and at Tacoma
last Saturday night had 27,852 paid
admissions. The people requested the
show to spend another week at Ia
coma and it cancelled it's Ellensburg
to comply with this re-
quest. Watch for the advertisements
of the carnival in The Star-Mirror.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12
E&l<2X3


Weather: Tonight and Saturday
fair.
Mrs. Roster and Mrs. Schormost OF
Genesee are shopping in the city to-
day.
Mrs. Ben Nelson will leave today
for Juliaetta where she will visit her
parents.
If you have not received subscrip-
ton card for war savings stamps, get
one from yur precinct captain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Of the J. G.
Penny company Of Mansfield, Ore,
were in town Thursday visiting with
friends.
Help wanted at the Pleasant Home.
Phone 1861. 241-242
Have you filled out your war saw
ings stamp subscription card? If not,
do so at once and return same to your
precinct captain.
Saturday at 100 p. M, corner of
Main and Third streets, there will be
offered for sale household goods, in
GLIDING Majestic range, dresser, etc.
241-42
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12

Phone 242 for ice. Crescent. 23etf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12

ton. It came gently and every drop
was absorbed by the thirsty soil. All
kinds of crops will be benefited by the
shower. Some hay in the shock will
be slightly damaged, but the rain will
do a great many times more good
than harm. Late spring sown wheat
will probably be benefited more than
any other crop, but it will help fall
wheat, corn, beans, peas and potatoes,
as we'll as all kinds of fruit. Crop con-
ditions in Latah cohnty are regarded
as so per cent better than week
ago.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12

A dance under the auspices of the
Ladies of the St. Marks guild will be
given in the Guild hall Saturday even
ing at 8 p. m. Admission, so; ladies
free. Good music. 241-43
A. S. Frest and Judge Steele drove
to Lewiston in one of Mr.. Frost's
Oldsmobiles yesterday. They made
the trip to Lewiston in one hour and
10 minutes and returned in about the
same length of time, going and COM
ing via Uniontown.
Will pay cash for Royal AIMS, Bings,
Lamberts and Pie Cherries. Want them
before they are too ripe. Call Wash
burn & Wilson. 33tf.
H. H. George, linotype operator for
the Pullman Herald, was in Moscow
last night for several hours and as
sisted The Star Mirror in reinstalling
it's linotype machines. Mr.. George is
an expert and has worked for the
Pullman Herald nearly seven years.
Major Edwin A.. Smith, managing
editor of the Twice-a-Week Spokes-
man-Review, the Idaho Farmer, the
Washington Farmer and the Oregon
Farmer, all published at Spokane, was
a Moscow visitor last night, leaving
this morning for Spokane. Major
Smith had been to Kendrick on bust
ness and stopped off in Moscow for
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12
HOTEL MOSCOW ARRIVALS

j. M. Pyle, Spokane; W. F. Harsh
Des Moines; H. S. Greene, Spokane:
G. S. Alderman, Des Moines; J. A
Bannon, Minneapolis; G. A. Cheatham
Spokane; H. Ginsburg, Chicago; D. c.
Knibbs, Spokane; Edward Smith, Spo-
kane; N. E. Luce, Washington, D. c.;
William Kerr, Boise; l.. w. Hartland
and wife, Spokane; o. A. Stone, Spo-
kane; E. o. Wells, Spokane; H. D.
Williams, Spokane; Clarence O'Neil,
Moscow; J. F. Conley, Spokane; M. A.
Stoakey, Spokane; W. Richey, Spo-
kane; M. H. Anderson and wife, Troy;
J. E. Carlson, Pullman.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12
the night on his way home.

Rev. Bergeson of Seattle, Wash,
will give a patriotic lecture in the
Lutheran church on Sixth street on
Friday evening, July IL at 8 o'clock.
Rev. Bergeson is a noted lecturer and
his subject, lessons on the War;"
will at this time be of interest to all
patriotic citizens of Moscow. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the pub
lie. No admission will be charged,
but collection will be taken to defray
travelling expenses. 238-242
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12
The Church of the Nazarene

Sunday school-10 a. m. Glenn
Higgins, superintendent.
Morning worship-11 a. m. Sub
ject: "The Faithful One"
Peoples meeting-7:00 p. m.
Evening worship-8 p. m. Subject:
christian Perfection"
Tuesday evening our camp meeting
will commence, to continue several
weeks. Rev. T. E. Biggs, district sup
erintendent, will be- in charge; Miss
Litsey of Spokane will act as pianist;
and Miss Beebe of Walla Walla will
lead the choir.
Let all who believe in the "Old-
time Gospel" be in attendance, and
whosoever will, come and behold what
God can do for you.
LYMAN w. GOSS, Pastor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12
Appeals Are Rejected

PARASITIC court of cessation
has rejected the appeals of the men
convicted in the case of the German
ophile newspaper, Bonnet Rouge. The
men had been convicted of treason
and will probably be shot.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12
Another Fine Rain

Early Friday morning another rain
that means much to the crops Of La
tab county fell and has raised the
hopes of everyone many degrees. The
rain was general, covering the entire
country and extending into Washing