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Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath and electricity, on lot 50x137h feet to al- ley, is for sale at a low price Tor im- mediate purchase. The house is on East Fillmore between 9th and 10th streets. It is fairly convenient for the use of two families. No less than $soo cash payment accepted. Balance terms See Knorpp at the Republican office. :.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Lot worth 5000, brick house worth $3,000, shade worth $500, garage worth s200, ? blocks of post office. Sale price s5,600.0o. Phone 1Sb6 It
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

WHATEVER IS WORTH DOING AT
 ALL IS WORTH DOING WELL
 When you buy real estate or lend your money on mortgage you should have the title to the property guar anteed by this company. You will then have an unimpeachable and perpetual contract, indemnifying you against loss, that is precise and un- mistakable in meaning and means what it says. The company never dies, and it's capital and surplus is $165,O0O paid up, of which s50,O0O is held by the state as a guarantee of our responsibility
 PHOENIX TITLE AND TRUST co.
 13O West Adams Street br
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

$500. $500 cash, balance
 monthly or to suit. l } ACRES, finest garden in valley.
 Will clear $20OO this year.
 Good, small house, lots of
 shade, near carline and
 school. Only $265O.OO. Terms 10 ACRES, near capitol. all in alfalfa, small house. $265000. Terms 10 ACRES, six in cotton, balance al- falfa and grain. Fine 6-room
 modern house, good well, tank and outbuildings. Also smaller room house. An ! ideal home, Indian school road, near carline. Just four miles from center of town.
 Price S7250.00. Terms. You l want to see this-improve- | mentS alone worth $350O. .O0. 20 ACRES, S15 miles from town, close to Central Ave. All in fine
 stand alfalfa. $55O0.O0. Easy l terms.
 29 ACRES in alfalfa and grain; all
 fenced. Good house. well,
 tank and outbuildings;
 close to city. $275 per acre.
 part cash, balance to suit. 40 ACRES, northwest. in best part of
 valley. All in alfalfa. ex- ! cellent improvements. Right
 price.
 AZ ACRES, 15 cotton, balance alfalfa
 and grain; new house, A" water right, good well, s250
 per acre, fine buy; part
 cash, balance good terms. 80 ACRES, Scottsdale Finest alfalfa
 in valley, 20 in cotton. Ali fenced, good improvements;
 big bargain at $225 per
 acre.
 160 ACRES, southwest of city. All in
 alfalfa fine pasture, good
 improvements. real bar
 gain at $225 per acre; req
 sonable terms to right peo-
 pie.
 We have plenty of other -Hstings if Iyou can't find anything above to suit you. Come in and get acquainted if you have anything to sell, or if you want real ranch home, allow us to show you something. Davie Realty Co. '
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
For Rent Apartments

FOR RENT-First class furnished apartment, S17 N. 4th Ave. Jacobs X Peirce, 106 W. Adams. br
 FOR RENT-Furnished apartment at Blenheim apartments 911 No. Gen. tral Ave. If
 FURNISHED APARTMENT at Sun court. Fourth Ave. and Roosevelt St. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

HOUSE BARGAINS Dandy bungalow of rooms and two porches, garage, lawn and flowers, To- cated in good neighborhood on North Sth Avenue. $2650. $500 cash. 5 rooms and large screen porch, ga- rage. This house is well built and worth more money. Located northeast. $2500. $500 cash. These and many other bargains.
 HOLT REALTY co.
 2 " Adams St. bp
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
For Sale-Real Estate

NOT1CE-For special bargains in Paradise Verde deeded lands or re-
 linquishments. See Auctioneer Deem, with Mcdowell Realty Co.,, 110 North 1st Ave, Phoenix, AriZ. bp
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

Paradise-Verde deeded lands or re- linquishments. See Auctioneer Deem, with McDowell Realty Co.,, 110 North 1st Ave, Phoenix, Ariz. bp FOR SALE-76 acres fertile dry bog, in Clark's Valley adjacent the thrifty Mt. Campbell citrus groves. Depth of water table 15 to IS feet. Soil espec- ially adapted for figs, olives or Emper or vines. s130 per acre. Write owner, 267 Fife street Fresno, Calf. ds
 so ACRES FOR SALE 1A miles from Scottsdale. 50 acres ready to cut, 10 days extra heavy stand alfalfa and oats, 20 acres in cot ton, fine shape: permanent water, good house. fine well, plenty of shade, place well fenced and cross fenced. Pur- chaser gets possession at once. The soil is extra fine, no tight land. This crop should cut two and one-half tons per acre. Price $220.00 per acre. Terms. Phone AZ Chandler. J. l.. Entrekin. If BY OWNERS-Relinquis and patent land, cheap. Fine land. best water in valley. Address John Morin, Box 145, Casa Grande, Ariz. dm FOR SALE-1A acres, ideal chicken ranch, blocks west of end of Brill car line; young orchard; COW and chickens, four rooms and bath: good well. Price s22OO and terms. If BARGAINS in residence. ranch and business property, improved or unim- proved.
 W. K. JAMES
 40 North First St. tf FOR SALE-Lease, on house, $25.OO. Rent $30.O0. 1917 E. Washington. Mrs. M. Murray. bp
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 DEEDED LANDS
 320 A., so in cultivation and fenced; house, barn, fine big well. S5000. Terms. 160 A, 40 in cultivation, fenced, house, soft loam soil, $16.50.
 $40 A., state contract, $650.
 $40 A., state VT. lease, s12S0.
 ESTABLISHMENTS 16O A., mi. S., $16O0OO.
 l60 A., near Toltec, $S00.00.
 160 A., mi. NE, $120O.0O.
 320 A., fine location, $S00.0O.
 320 A., near Cotton City, $500. 320 A., special. $32000.
 S. c. MILLER co.
 32 N. 1st Ave. If
 CASA CYANIDE LANDS Do you want the best of deeded lands? I have them at S15 to $50 per acre. Relinquishments, only the best of land within the shallow water belt and under the canal, $S to S20 per acre. Free descriptive matter.
 L. W. McADAMS
 35 Commercial Hotel Block br
 LOOK HERE
 20 acres, 5 in bearing oranges, 14 in barley, dandy modern house with solar heater. Splendid home place in fine location. Trade for city resi- dencc.
 20 acres, with modern brick house, seven rooms. . acres alfalfa, 2 acres potatoes, balance cotton. Trade for good residence, north.
 10 acres alfalfa, close to North Central Ave. Small house. Trade for city.
 What have you to offer for 60 acres fine land, good improvements, five miles out?
 See Kalfus for Trades llS N. First Ave. with Griffin Alone
 be
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
For Sale-Livestock

WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR STEERS, KEEPERS, COWS AND BULLS IN FAIR CONDITION FOR G o " FER N M E N CONTRACT AT HIGH PRICES.
 U. s. CATTLE & TRUST co.
 210 O'Neill Bldg. Phoenix 1t FULL BLOOD COON, cat, fox and wolf hounds; young stock for sale. J. G. Beall. F mi N. E. Alhambra, Ariz.
 br
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
HIGHLY IMPROVED

flIIflI11 INIT ItO ' LI
 40 acres, north, in fine clean stand alfalfa, double Page wire fencing, modern stucco bungalow, 7-room and servants quarters. garage. COW barn. electric light plant. A few grape fruit and oranges. There are nothing better in the valley at any price. See us for particulars.
 IInI n Gn
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
For Exchange

10 ACRES ON N. 7TH AVE. CLOSE TO CARLINE, ALL IN ALFALFA SMALL H O U SEE, WELL, ALL FENCED. PRICE s5,500.00. WANT HOUSE IN TOWN TO SAME VALUE.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

FOR SALE-76 acres fertile dry bog, in Clark's Valley adjacent the thrifty Mt. Campbell citrus groves. Depth of water table 15 to IS feet. Soil espec- ially adapted for figs, olives or Emper- or vines. S130 per acre. Write owner, 0R7 Effie street Eresno- Calif dS
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

29 ACRES in alfalfa and grain: all fenced. Good house, we'll, tank and outbuildings;
 close to city. $275 per acre, part cash, balance to suit.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

S20 ACRES GOOD LEVEL LAND ON SANTA FEE NEAR WENDEN. 40 ACRES IN CROP, TWO WELLS. SMALL HOUSE, CHICKEN COR RAILS, ETC. CAN ALL BE CULTT- WAITED; FINEST SOIL IN THE STATE. PRICE s25.O0 PER ACRE. CLEAR. WANT SALT RIVER VAL LEY SMALLER IMPROVED RANCH.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

40 ACRES. northwest. in best part of valley. All in alfalfa, ex- cellent improvements. Right price.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
Big and Little
 Ranches AMI Fine Buys

F ACRES. close in, no improvements. $500. $500 cash, balance monthly or to suit.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

TO THE GENTLEMAN
 Here is your opportunity: Steers II cents per pound on foot. Beef steak from 75 to 90 cents at the res taurant. Range cows with calf s1O0 a piece. Now here is the opportunity Free range for 1000 head of cattle for 12 months in the year; both grass and browsing; ample water from run ming springs, and wells from 12 to 20 feet deep. Listen, 160 acres deeded land S5 acres under cultivation; ample rainfall to grow any kind of grain, corn, potatoes and vegetables; 4-room house, we'll pump and windmill. Some farming tools. Located at the foot hills in a good farming valley. ten miles of good auto road from R. R. station. All this and then some for less than one-half the value of the range. Prefer to sell; might lease; little cash will make the turn. Are you ready?' If so, see Healey Con- road & O., 33 East Adams street. We control it. If
 a2. HEAD If pure bred Hereford and Durham bulls for sale. John Anderson, Chandler. Phone S1R2. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
For Sale-Houses

DIR. CRECELIUS TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE CO.
 IT w. Adams Phone 42S2 Evening phone SzS4
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

32 HEAD Hf pure bred Hereford and Durham bulls for sale. John Anderson, Chandler. Phone S1R2. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
For Sale-Livestock

FOR SALE-Fresh cows. Phone ,sRo dg
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

20 ACRES, S15 miles from town, close to Central Ave All in fine stand alfalfa. $55OO.OO. Easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

We have plenty of other hstings if you can't find anything above to suit you. Come in and get acquainted if you have anything to sell, or if you want a real ranch home, allow us to show you something.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

Member of Maricopa Real Estate Board GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel 1604-Res. 1077-124 N. First Ave
 l,,a
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

FOR SALE-White iron bed, full size, and small ice box. AIS E. Van Buren,. br
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

15 H. P. GASOLINE ENGINE, mine car, mine blower air gage for machine drills. 7th Ave. and Adams. sSee Will son. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-A good fast driving, horse, about 1000 pounds; also a good buggy and good harness. Price s100.00. Phone SOS9. 917 D. Mckinley. ak
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

AZ ACRES, 15 cotton, balance alfalfa and grain; new house, A" water right, good well, $25o per acre, fine buy; part cash, balance good terms.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

FOR SALE-Modern room brick, corner. Owner just lowered the price $20O. This is the best buy in Capitol Addition. Good terms.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

FOR SALE-A good paying milk route. See w. J. Burns, Real Estate, N. 1St Ave. br
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

CASA CYANIDE LANDS Do you want the best of deeded lands? I have them at S15 to $50 per acre. Relinquishments, only the best of land within the shallow water belt and under the canal. $S to S20 per acre. Free descriptive matter
 L. W. McADAMS
 35 Commercial Hotel Block br
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

\ LUMBER, about 5000 feet 2xl0 and 4x6, suitable for bridges at less than half cost; also 100 cement blocks Cres- ser, So. 18th Ave. and Buckeye Road
 dc
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

FOR SALE-Small portable screen room for front porch, for cost of materials only. 2022 w. Monroe. Phone 4623. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

FOR SALE BY OWNERS rooms with furnace and basement, large lot, well kept, lots of shade and fruit trees. close in. Phone 2724 forenoon or even ing. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

160 ACRES, southwest of city. All in alfalfa. fine pasture, good improvements. A real bar gain at $225 per acre; req sonable terms to right peo- pie.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

FOR SAL.E-30 well marked Hol- stein Springer heifers, priced to sell. c. H. Price, at Getsingers, 16 E. Adoms ds
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18
LOOK HERE

20 acres, in bearing oranges, II in barley, dandy modern house with solar heater. Splendid home place in fine location. Trade for city resi-
Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

brick residence, located in the best res
 idence district, furnished complete and rented at $56 per month to permanent tenants. J. $. Ref, So5 N Central Ave.
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
HERr-C0AL SUPPLY
TORE Fixed BY U. s.
Year Ending March 81, I9 6,
10 be Made Basis of
Distribution
COMMITTEE TO
BE IN CONTROL

WASHINGTON. March 27-Anthra-
cite is 30 Doe distributed durins lhc year
beginning April 4, on lhc basis OF nor
NAL consumption durius the year end
ing March 81. 1916. and the dist-ibu-
iion Is 10 be supervised by the Federal
fuel administration from the mine 90
retail dealer acco ding TO a program
Just announced
Distribution Is 90 be controlled by q
special committee of coal men, com
posed OF 5 D. Narriner. W. j. Rich
ards and B Dickson; but D. ID. A
Morrow. former secretary OF the Ma
tional Coal Association. now associated
with lhe fuel administration. viii ex-
ercise general supervision
District rep esenlatives VIII confer
with the state fuel administrators as To-
The needs OF tho respective States and
VIII meet these requirements as ar o..
possible.
The year 1861. the last normal
year. will be used as a basis Of distrl-
button, beglnnlng April 4. The tonnage
shipped into each State has been sub
divided and The figures as 90 AN com
munitlcs eventually will be available.
Retail dealers will place their orders
IN the regular way with the sources OF
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
Rural PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following transfers OF rural New
Castl county property have been re-
corded
Robert s. Fisher and wife to William
Leslie Shakespeare. three lots at
Hockessln, Mil Greek hundred. $500.
William Leslie Shakespeare and wife
to Warren c Finn, land in Mil Creek
hundred, 1880.
stephen II Mitchell and wife TO sam
mel Albert Grant, land IN Mil Greek
hundred, 1920.
From Jacob B Caz,er and wife q
George L. Townsend. Jr. land will
buildings In Pencader hundred on road
from summit and Chesapeake City q
the New Castle and Frenchtown turn.
pike, near land formerly Of JAIME:
Duckery. two lots. $500.
From Joseph II. Guessford and wife
TO William Tate and wife. land IN Ap-
poquinimink hundred, on northeast sidl
Of old road from Townsend TO Black
bird, near land owned by Frank Dan
iels; over ten acres, siO3.
From Oak Grove Company 10 LII
lian NJ Clayton. land In Christiana hun
dred. In Oak Grove. two lots. s70T 40.
From Bert ~ Dawley and wife tC
Halsey K. Carpenter. 1913 acres AM
over. In Blackbird hundred. adiolnln.
land Of owen c. Crow, two lots, $500
Evening journal., 1918-03-27

In the coming week advertise rooms
20 rent and real estate FOR sale Good
Duslnrss contracts may be secured
through tho Want Ads this week
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
OLD State FAIR
ON NEW SITE S(OT
Engineers Lay Out Oak
Grove Property v here
Shows Will be Held
GOOD PROSPECTS
FOR ASSOCIATION

u was stated today by S. II. Wilson,
secretary o. the Delaware State Fair
Association. that as far as Is known at
present. the Fair win be held next Sep
tember as In preceding years. It is felt
that It viii be inadyisable 10 discon-
tinue the Fair for even one year, both
out Of justice TO the general public and
because the holding Of the Fair stlmu-
lates the interest OF the farmers In pro-
ducing larger crops, which Is a matter
OF national importance at this time. The
preceding Fairs have brought many
lown-State farmers together In this
city Different methods, OF rotating
',Ops have been discussed, the cOmpar-
ltlse value Of fertilizers and blasting
operations, and other technical prob
lens incidental to agriculture. Labor
aNing farm machinery has been ex-
hiblted, and many purchases OF the
same, with the consequent increase In
production has been the RESULT il Is
certain that .here would be Statewide
dissatisfaction In the event Of the dis
tinuance OF the Fair.
On the other hand. the war has caused
the price Of all building materials TO
mount to almost prohibltive figures It
would be with extreme regret that the
Fair committee would decide against
building this year
The new property, which has been
acquired at Oak Grove, Elsmere, greatly
exceeds the old grounds In size 70 is
planned 10 include. In all. lfly-four
acres.
II IS intended to move the concrete
and steel grandsland, which seats 1000.
from the Wawaset grounds 10 the new
site at Oak Grove. The barns, stables,
stock pens. and other structures will
probably be Of q similar type % those
ON ine old property. Tentative plans
far Them haVc been drawn by John d.
Thompson, architect.
The site. which lies at the west end
of Elsmere extends from the southern
boundary of the Brandvwine Springs
road 90 tho tracks Of the B and o. Rail
r0ad. This land has been surveyed by
W. :. Carswell. It may be decided later
10 acquire a new strip OF property lying
on the southwest side Of the present
rectangle. F. A. and r. :. Price, sur
veyors, have also made two preliminary
surveys for the location Of the race
fr9rk
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
FREIGHT EMBARG0ES
MENACE PRODUCTION

Freight embargoes are seriously men
acing agricultural production in Penn
sylNania through the inability Of franz
ers 90 get agricultural instruments and
rUpaic parts Production In the eastern
Siaies will be materially cut this year
local imrlcmcrt dealers say. unless Or
ders are given ilie railroads To haul the
machinery needed by the farmers.
Farmers who want 20 obey the Gov
ernments wishes and plant the biggest
acreage In history. are heavily handi-
capped because .plows, repair parts,
manure spreaders. culliValOrs. trac-
tors and an kinds OF implements are
held up. Tools purchased two weeks
ago and ordered for shipment to farm
crs throughout the state, a-e undellv-
cred and farmers and dealers are fran
iicGlly beeglng lhe railroads 10 llft the
cnlharroes tli0l the machinery may
reach them In time for the spring
pl0wlng and sowing.
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
MIR. nEINUAnDT IN NEW OrTIcrs

David J Reinhardt. attorney general,
has moved bis law Offices from the
Old Fellows Building 10 the Ford
nnIldng
Evening journal., 1918-03-27

supply which they patronized In the
winter of i9l6-l7.
Because Of the greatly increased
needs of tho territory adjacent TO the
Atlantic seabo0rd and the iransporta-
tlon features involved 70 may be neces-
sary TO reduce somewhat the normal
tonnage. To the West and Northwest.
Except FOR such changes. each operator
will dist lbute his tonnage as during
1861 In case there is need OF diver
sion from the normal lines 10 meet
changed conditions this will be done.
The d 81 ict representatives. named
above have the figures as to the tom
naee sent intos each State and COM
munity and will notify the various
State fuel administrators
Evening journal., 1918-03-27

Two German destr0yers and two Ger
man torpedoboats We're believed i0 have
been sunk In the action or Dunkirk. ec-
cording TO an announcement made by
the British Admiralty on March 2i li
was said that no Allied vessels wen.
sunk and that one damaged British de.
stroyer had reached port
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
DRYs WIN HALF yICToRy-

BOSTON, March 2T.-The House Dat.
yesterday ratified the prohibition
amendment 10 the Federal Constitution
by ii5 to 81. This action was taken
after the House had turned down. on
a rising vote, a report Of the Federal
Relations Committee. IN favor of a ref
erendun and had substituted the rat
ncatlon resolution. The resolution
now goes TO the Senate
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
Very Special at $3.50
Formerly $3.50

Featuringthe various phases Of
spring fashions in smart suits as
depicted in the most charming
creations shown in the more
expensive models
The materials included are
tricOtiEe, pOiret twill, Mems
wear serge and VelOurS.
A representative collection
from our own fashion cabinets
specialized at this low price of
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
CIVIC REFnnM nALLIFs.

MILFORD, Del, March 27-ln an ef-
Ort 10 bring about many reforms in
municipal government, the Cool Gov
ernment League will hold monthly
meetings. with prominent speakers up
on reform subjects
The arst speaker viii be Mrs Mar
garet Mclean w Wlliams. who will speak
April 1 on sour Flags Career" The
lectures on patriotism and good gov
srnment will be free.
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
ChiIdren's Wash Dresses
Sizes 2 to Ia years
LOO to- Z95

The materials in these wash
dresses have beer thoroughly
tested for fast color. They
have distinctive lines and
"girlish" styles. tailored to
give full ServiCe-all at usual
'Braunstein' moderate prices.
A host of styles to select
from.
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
Three HUN SHIPS
SUTK IN SEA F.GHT
Crippled British Destroyer
Cuts an Enemy WarShip
Squarely in Halt
TORPEDOES SMfSH
TWO VESSELS

LONDON, March 27.-ln the engage
ment between Allied and enemy de-
stroyer squadrons of Dunklrk last
Thursday the British destroyer Botha
cut a German warship ln half and took
a leading part In the fight, although
her main steamplpe had been severed by
a stray she'll
Early last Thursday morning the
British destroyers Botha and Morris.
and the French destroyers Capialne
Mehl. Magon and Boucller. were pa
trolling the eastern waters ~ the Eng
llsh Channel when they heard enemy
ships bombardlng the coast Of Dun
wirk. They fred star shells. which had
the eTect OF silenclns the bombardment
and scattering the enemy.
The destroyers started In pursuit Of
the Germans In a nOrthwesterly direc-
ton and discovered eventually that tho
enemy ships were making for their base
grim fght ensued. according 10 the
stories Of eye-wlinesses.
None or lhe German tQrpedoes found
mark, but the Norris. emergne from
an enemy smoke screen. cut of "a Ger
man DESTROYER Of p large type and tor
pedoed her at range Of 500 yards
There was an explosion ,n the enemy
vessel and she sank Immediately.
Meanwhile thc Botha had been Grip
pied and BEGAN 90 lose her way. The
crew determined TO do what damage
10 could and fired both It's torpedoes o.
the two leading enemy boats Then
her helm havine been put hard OVER
the Botha rammed another boat clranlv
am'dships, cutting the enemy vessel i'm
half.
Swinging around. the B0ths attempted
20 repeat the ramming maneuyer on ihc
next German astern. The enemy craft
however. eluded the effort OF the Grip
Piled Britisher, but only 10 fan a victim
TO the French destroycrs. Ablaze. the
German boat lay disabled while the
Frenchmen pounded her with torpedoes
and gunflre
The Morris lost the rest Of the 1uarr7,
in the mist and took the lame Bothl I'm
tow, while the French destroyers cir
rled around, picking up pri oners. From
the statements Of prisoners il appears
hat eighteen German craft participated
loo the raid, and when they fled from
the French coast ieayine three N their
number behind. they were attacked by
British naval air squadron which
pelted them with bombs and scattered
them In disorder in ail directions
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
MONKEY run FOR WFCACCOE.

The Wecaccoe Fire Company had a
monkey run" yesterday afternoon
when IL went % Richardson Park In
response to a telephone message that
IRE was in progress at that place.
Evening journal., 1918-03-27
PAGEANT AT RETHANY.

In Bethany Baptist Chapel, Elm an,
Jackson streets, a patriotic pagean
will be given tomorrow evening by th,
young people Of scott VI. t. Chutch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-16


The night following Onato's din.
ner. Lora learns that she is to be-
come mother and joyously an
nounces the fact to Onato, who, thor.
oughly repentant and Mortified al
what he has done, works all night
to find the antidote necessary to
save her. How he IL obliged to call
upon his hated enemy, Farlow, for
assistance In saving the life of his
wife, and how he sacrifices his own
life in the TRANSMISSION OF his blood
for hers, leaving her with q mess.
age to his child to carry on the hon
or Of his house." is skillfully and
Interestingly depleted.
| The excellent cast includes Flor
ence vidor as Lora; Jack Holt as
Farlow, Maym Kelso, Forest Seabury
and Tom Kurahara. Director william
C. DeMille and Marion Fairfax are
responsible respectively for the d.
rection and adthorship Of THE Hon.
or OF His House," which doubtless
will prove to be one Of the most
popular Of recent Paramount photo
plays.