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Arizona republican., 1918-10-02

from the whole company. Dainty little Marie McCourt danced and sang her way into the hearts of hundreds ofs theatrical patrons last night and she I- destined to be d big favorite during her stay here.
 Then there is Miss Bessie Bromley, a clever dancer and singer; Francis Theriac, a good tenor singer and Dixie Heyder, bassO.
 Song hits of the evening were Where the Morning Glories Grow" by Miss Morrow: Lady Champagne by MT. Theriac and company; "Sincopa- tions'' by Miss Marie McCourt and the grand finale, "U. $. Destroyers," by the entire company. This was decided hit last night, with special lighting effects that aided greatly to the attractivenes of the scene.
 The remainder of the program con- sisted of five-reel Douglas Fairbanks picture, Matrimaniac Incidentally this is one of the best of "Doug's" works. in which he is given wide range to display his athletic ability A news weekly augments the film program.
 A special matinee for ladies will be given this afternoon, starting at 2:SO o'clock Two performances will he an entire change of program tomorrow, Thursday
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS
Judoment House at the Lamara

Sir Gilbert Parker wrote "The Judg- ment House. and J. Stewart BlactoN filmed it for Aircraft Paramount, three distinct reasons why it is in a class seldome attained by the common or garden variety of picture endeavor.
 Laid in England it deals with two types of English men. One big rug 2ed virile man who has forced himself into wealth and prominence by the sheer ability of his nature and the other gentleman of the accepted English type. Both love the one girl. One has been waiting for her year and is turned down for the big chap and then year elapsed and she finds her man god a brute who is beginning to turn to dissipation and the other re- turns to find her so unhappy. A se- ries of intrisues and accusations lend to make this girl-wife appear in very
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
MILKY GAINS ON
 ADAMS BY s VOTES
 IN RECOUNT TEST

In the recount resulting from the contest of Sheriff w. II. Wilky for the democratic nomination for sheriff, against Jeff D. Adams, the first days recount showed a net gain for Wilky of nine votes in the first 1900 counted his attorneys announced last night
 Y A total of about 5000 votes were cast for sheriff in the primary, and the re- count will continue until it is demon- strated that the present sheriff either is entitled to the nomination, as his attorneys claim. or that the count that gave Adams the nomination by majority of 10 is essentially correct
 Thes count is being made under stipulation between the attorney repre- senting Wilky and those for Adams providing for friendly recount. No allegation bf fraud are embodied in the contest. It is reported that the re- count of Liberty precinct alone, upon which the contest was said to have been started. gave WilkY two more votes than he had been credited.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
"Modern Love" at the Hip

With divorce so common that 1t is not longer a theme of discussion, with love so lightly held that it is transferred without hesitation from one to another, is it any wonder that the special re- leased picture Modern Love- with Mae Murray in the star part has at tracted such wide attention. It is a caustic arrangement of the man who thinks he can make light of the love of a young girl after he is tiring of her and transfer his affections to another. Modern Love" is a sparkling story with such flavor of the risque that it might have been written in French and not have been changed word. Yet it is a clean picture but it lays bare with a cautic scalpel the side of a circle in this country the layman seldom en- counters and society at large fortun- ately never meets. It is the story of young girl forced to earn her bread as model and her love for the man who employees her and it's awakening to a real affection when circumstances prove one man a cad anG another a real fellow.
 With it will be shown a comedy, Her Blighted Love-" brand new Mack Sennett- Paramount fun film. Also the Current Events is featured
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
Jealous Auto
 Tries f@ Rival
 Little Goddess

A fire run from Central station at 8 o'clock last night scattered crowds and turned faces toward the God dess of liberty at Central avenue and Washington street. The fire fighters were making for it as fast as perfect fire equipment could carry them and excitement ran high for a moment.
 But the Busy Drug store has motor vehicle called an automobile which hasn't much on it but a seat for the driver. As the bright lights played upon the Goddess from ad- jacent buildings this motor vehicle got jealous because the Goddess at trscted so much attention and it attracted none and in consequence blew up and made lot of smoke but no light or fire that anybody could notice.
 An alarm was turned in but clerks in the drug store beat the fire men to it by subduine the attack of jealousy with shot of Pyrene.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
REPUBLICAN ADDS
 Z STARS T0 FLAG

The Republican has added two stars io its service flag. Yesterday this newspaper received a wire from Har- old Edwards and Fredrick Griswold. rom Tucson, saving they passed neces- -aiN cNaminations and had been ad- mitted Co the students training corps of the University Of Arizona.
 Edwards was the display advertising collector for The Republican and Gris Nold classified advertising collector The young men were valuable em- rioycs and the management feels con fdcnt they will prove equally valuable io The government and wishes the boys egcccss
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
WAR TROPHY SPECIAL DUE.
 THIS EVENING; U. s. BAND. AND SPEAKERS ON TRAIN.

The Liberty Loan War Trophy special bringing several carloads of trophies from the western front. the united States Naval Band from Mare Island and corps of speakers for the Liberty loan will arrive in Phoenix at 5:OJ this evening and will remain here until morning. A great mass meeting for the Liberty loan, to be preceded by band concert. will be held at the Central avenue crossing of the Santa Fe tracks at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 Arrangements for holding great Liberty loan rally in connection with the viewing of the trophies from the western front were perfected last evening. It is planned to rope off the block on Central avenue. between Madison and Jackson streets in order that there may be ample room for the large crowd that will attend the meeting and view the trophies car ried by the special train
 In Tempe at 5:45
 The special train will be stopped at Maricopa for 20 minutes this after noon. and will leave the junction for . Tempe at 4 o'clock. The train is due 'to arrive at Tempe for a stop of one hour at 4:45, and will arrive in Phoe- nix at 6:05 D. m. The members of the party on the special train will be escorted by the Indian school band and a company of the Phoenix Police Reserves to the Arizona club for dinner for the meeting at 500.
 In addition to the United States Naval band and the Naval quartet from Mare Island, the train will bring to Phoenix and the valley a corps of strong speakers for the Liberty loan, Of especial interest will be short ad- dresses by returned soldiers. several of whom will be on the train. In- cluded in the list of those who have but recently come from ''over there and who are members of the party on the War Trophy Special arc Lieut. C. NJ. Archer. Corporal Marvin G Bradley and Private Dwight Hawley, all of the United States army, Private P. l.. Smith of the 72nd Seaforth High flanders of Canada and Sergeant J. L. Laird of the AnZacs are also among the returned fighting men who will tell the people of Arizona about the wal as they have seen it.
 Leave Early Tomorrow
 The train will leave Phoenix early lOlllOlI lliOl lllllSs anu W III uidNt exhibition stop at Wickenburg. Ii will arrive at Prescott about noon fol two hour stop and will be at Clark dale Thursday night.
 I Phoenix Rotarians are planning tC [ extend a notable welcome to their for mer international president. Hon | Frank L. Mulholland of Toledo, Ohio | who is a member of the party on tho | special train. Other members of tho l party are:
 Cyrus Peircc, chairman of the train Charles W. Foy. in charge of oper- ating.
 w F.. Benton, secretary.
 Arthur M Free. district attorney O Santa Clara county, California.
 John A Britton. chairman, genera ] publicity committee, 18th Federal Re serve district.
 II. W. OMelveny, chairman speak CTS department. Southern Californi; Liberty Loan committeS.
 John F. Biby. of Los Angeles.
 Lieutenant Vincent de Wierzbicki of the French High commission.
 Lowell F. Hardy. secretary, genera speakers committee.
 Allen L. Chckering, chairman, gen eral speakers committees F. s. Nelson, electrician.
 Machinist.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
TRACTOR SHOW SATURDAY WILL
 BE A THRILLER
Stunts of Amazing Nature
 To Be Put on; Machines to
 Do Everything But Climb Poles; All Makes Invited

stunts that arc amazing. even in this modern age. will he exhibited at tho state agricultural farm at Mesa, Satur- Hay, when the tractors are turned loose, according Co J. <. Heard. county farm a-cut. That these modern disturbers of thc soil will do almost anything short oi climb telegraph poles is almost be- ictanlu after talking with the man Ho will supcrintend the affair.
 Sees No End of Them
 Tractors have been coming into Ar uuna rapidly of late" said Mir. Heard. And. when money loosens up a bit. there will hc no end of them, for hey arc thc coming salvation Ot intensive farming Al our demonstration. Satur- day. there will be an opportunity given for every dealer in Maricopa county to show what his tractor will do. The old mold board blow will be put in rivalry with tho modern disc. We have pro- vidCd alfalfa sod tight. hard. dry ground and soft. easy stubble land for experimental purposes Each exhibitor wiN ho permitted to demonstrate what ho can do under these conditions"
 Every Tractor Invited
 Every tractor man in the county has HDCn invited to show his wares and a largo number have accepted One showing win be made by tractor that has frame that win accommodate rifhsr a disc or mold board. inter- hanrcahlv. The tractor demonstration NiN begin promptly at 9 o'clock. From that hour until IT, moldboards will hc shown exclusively. At II. the discs win continue experimental work In,il roon. In the afternoon, from 80 until o'clock dealers from all parts of the county will hc allowed to pull any and Il thc stunts they wish.
 While everything will be free includ- ms lemonade and coffee, all are ev- pcrtcd to bring their own lunches and auGar
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
Broadway Follies at Columbia

To lovers of good music, Broadway Follies, which opened an indefinite stay at Columbia theater last night. will prove as wholesome, as entertaining recreation as any Phoenix playhouse has ever presented at anything that eves resembles popular prices.
 For a performance of thi character it leaves nothing to be desired even by the most fastidious. The orchestra music is the best that has been offered in Phoenix in many months, the special jazz numbers being unusually popular
 The company presents only a revue of the latest musical hits of Good Ole Broadway" and they put it across in real style, with plenty of pep and ginger and some good specialties.
 Miss Lucille Morrow, prima donna has the leading role and rightfully. Her Yodle song was distinctive hit during the first evenings performance and she was continuously obliged to respond to encores. But she is far
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
II. CHAS. M ARTHUR
 SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

A message received. yesterday cheered the relatives and friends of Lieutenant Charles McArthur with the information that his condition was slightly improved.
 Lieutenant McArthur is stationed at Washington. with important duties in connection with the Aircraft Produc- ton board. A message was received FriGay stating that he had Spanish Influenza. another Saturday that he had developed pneumonia. His broth CT Warren McArthur is enroute to Washington, having left Phoenix Sun day night
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
BUY A BOND

 By our Freedoms holy name, By the Heritage we claim. By the foe we seek to shame,
 Buy Bond, By the VOWS our Fathers swore, Landing on our Eastern shore In historic days of yore.
 Buy a Bond. By our Countrys load of cares. By the oft remembered prayers, By the sorrows each one shares,
 Buy a Bond. By the blood soaked battlefield Where stern courage neer may yield, By the motto on our Shield
 Buy a Bond. By our brothers who have bled, By the shrouds of war dyed red. By our armies of the dead.
 Buy a Bond. By the stars on bed of blue, By our patriot soldiers true, Be Star Yourself. and buy Hedging Death or Liberty.
 Buy a Bond
 -Aylmer Harding.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
LIEUTENANT WARREN
 WRITES HOME FOLKS
Extract from letter from Lieut.. Lewis G. Warren Co Geo. C. Warren.

Extract from letter from Lieut.. Lewis G. Warren Co Geo. C. Warren.
 Boston. Sept. 9, 1918. Major r.. r, Conway is very good to u~ and is known here as the man who knows everybody in France. He is in 30 very influential position. He is very popular here and is attached to head quarters service of supply Fl. e. $. &" nd is now busy on equalization of la 'wr and labor facilities and putting men where they are most needed and taking tbem away where there is a superfluity. hope Co get job under him and hope Co stick with him as he is very popular"
 JIM.
 War Makes Many Changes
 Major F.. r. Conway has. for many wars been the Aribona districa man 1scr of Warren Bros. company. bitu- |Hhic pavements. Now George O. War rcn. president of the company has son under Major Conway
 CHAS. J. McELROY.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02

unfavorablc light and she is placed where it looks as if she were guilty. The world turns against her all save one man and it is his faith and her will that redeems her and brings happiness from mass of bitter grief The Judgment House is another of Sir Gil- bert Parker's novels all big, wonderful tales that make wonderful pictures.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
AMY |. D|NSMORE
 GETS APPOINTMENT

Miss Amy l.. Dinsmore, county dem- onstration agent, representing the United States department of agriculture extension service has been appointed superintendent Of the domestic science department of the state fair, succeed ing Miss lmogene Nealy who was com- pelled to resign. due to the fact that she moved to Nevada to become state demonstration agent there.
 Miss Dinsmore. the new head of the domestic science department has of fices in the War Work building, Phoe- nix. She announces she will be glad to meet and explain the work of her de- partment at the fair to any interested persons
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
NOTICE

contractors. supply men and all others interested will meet with the Council of Defense at their office in Tho Central School building at ? o'clock fhis afternoon. This meeting is for Inc purpose of taking up the matter of rent profiteering and the recent order from the war industries board cnrtailing building operations Adv.
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Arizona republican., 1918-10-02

WANTED-Activc local representa- tives throughout Arizona. to write ae- cident and sickness insurance. No ir- reference with present occupation. We pay liberally for your spare time. Write National Casualty Company. Detroit
 Mich.-Adv. 10k
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
MorIey's Has Sonny" and His Band

WOTTeyS T1dS OOHHy anu HIS bdnu
 The announcement that sonny the equal of whom there is not this side of Dixie is going to preside over the jazz music at Norley's Country club tonight, is the electric spark that should awaken interest in that pretty spot with it's splendid dancing floor. Sonny who can make wooden feet come to life with his inspiring one steps, fox trots and waltzes, with that dreamy touch, is going to furnish four pieces of jazz, and two of his inimitable entertainers and dancers are going to liven up the evening for those who do not care to dance, and the new management at Morley's is with the announcement that there will be no charge at the gate, and that there will be more doing to-
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02

Hl-N" Lecture Course tickets have just gone on sale for tho course this winter and it is the opinion of those who have the course in charge that they have the strongest numbers that hove ever been booked for Phoerix. Tho course consists of eight numbcra.
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Arizona republican., 1918-10-02

night than a Hun trying to count his stock of 'cootics" and outrunninS the American army at the same time. Nor ley's at nine tonight is the watchword of those who know sonny" and bis band.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02

AS an educational program. this yefrs "Ili-N" Lecture Course is the strongest ever presente1 Co the people of Phoenix. Secure. your tickets im- uediatcly.-Adv. dk
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02
COAL PRICES SET
 ON SMALL AMOUNTS

A copy of the following order has been sent to all fuel dealers in ;he county to set the price on small quan. titles of coal:
 At a meeting held by the County Fuel administration and the local dealers of Maricopa county. the following prices on coal in quanti- ties less than five hundred pounds. were set, to-wit
 Dealers shall take cost of coal in cars on their track
 Add gross margin allowed by government at yard.
 Add $1.00 per ton for labor in sacking.
 Add s1.O0 per ton for sacks used in sacking
 Add $2.O0 per ton for extra handling
 All sacks used in delivering coal by dealers must be brought back 70 the company at the time of de- livery.
 Cost of sack for all coal called for at yard added.
 delivery charge of twenty five (25c) cents for delivery inside of city limits for one or more sacks.
 c. w. PETERSON.
 Chairman County Fuel Com. The order for the return of SACKS is based on an order of the United States Fuel Administration for Arizona. is sued in September. The order was as follows from the United States |ucl Administration fol. Arizona:
 Flagstaff Arizona,
 September 14, 1918. "To All Retail Coal Dealers, In the State of Arizona:
 Arizona is one of the few states in the Union in which the greater proportion of the coal is delivered in sacks. In order to reduce the operating expenses of the coal bus mess in this state. in view of the present high cost of sacks the fol- lowing order has been promulgated and will go into effect Tuesday, October 1. 1918.
 Coal dealers arc hereby ordered that in all deliveries of coal to con sumers the sacks must be taken away. and not left with con sumers."
 The only exception to this rule should be in cases where specific exemption is granted by the local fuel member of the United States Fuel Administration Committed
 (Signed) C. M. SHANNON. Federal Fuel Administrator for Ar izona.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-02

Buy tickets to the "HI-Y' Lecture Course Of any high school or eighth grade student. and get them today Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12
Legal Notices

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of stockholders Of
the Panhandle a Santa Fe Railway
Company will be held az General OF
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such other business as may come be-
fore said meeting
The annual meeting of the Direc-
tors of said Company will be held on
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after the meeting of stockholders.
10 y Freeman. Secretary 2ai-2Nc
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-12
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