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The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27
Biz Men Good collectors"

When Henry Ford, John Burroughs
and Thomas A. Edison were in Tilton,
N. H., on vacation trip, they joined
the crowd at a Salvation Army meet
ing just as Salvation lassie was
about to pass the tambourine. Mr.
Edison gently took it from her hand
and took up the collection, getting un-
usually generous contributions from
the townspeople, who recognized him.
Seeing the tambourine full, Mr. Ford
said: 'Why don't you pass your hat
now?" and Mr.. Edison replied. "All
right, Henry, if you'll start me off with
a good-sized contribution" Both Ford
and Burroughs emptied their pockets
then into Mr.. Edison's hat. So did
Edison himself, and then he turned
over to the Salvation Army a tam
BOURNE and a hat full of money-just
how much was not announced.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27
HIGH School BOYS
ENTERTAIN At XMAS

One of the most enjoyable of the
Christmas week school parties was
that given by the high school boys,
on December goth. Games were the
principal feature of the evening, with
the exception of the goodies, which
were furnished by the boys, and as
to the tastiness and excellence of
the service, we have the girls own
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27
FLORENCE NOTES


The regular meeting of the Florence
chamber of commerce held Dec. 23rd
at the Florence hotel was large and
very enthusiastic gathering. 1t was
urged that as many PinaI county resi-
dents as possible attend the state
good roads meeting to be held in Tue
son, Jan. 19, 1920. A committee was
appointed to ascertain the amount
that could be raised by the local peo-
pie for a first class hotel in Florence
committee was also appointed to
cooperate with the local pastor in
securing community house for this
city. The committee who have been
soliciting funds to provide some
Christmas cheer for the needy people
of this vicinity reported about $200G1
and quite a bit of merchandise of va
rious kinds. About $4,000 was col
lected at this meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Williams of
Ray have been visiting Mrs Williams
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Brana-
man.
The new depot at Florence is ex-
pected to be completed by the first of
the year.
The Michea-Arballo Mercantile COM
pany recently purchased the stock of
the Peoples Store and have employed
Juan Aguilar to manage it.
w. j. Ahrens of Superior was grant
ed divorce from Bette D. Ahrens by
Judge Baughn December 22nd. Mr..
Ahrens was granted the custody of
the two Oldest children.
Thos. N. Wills of Mammoth was in
town this week looking for house.
1t is reported that Mr.. Wills is going
to make this his home again and ex-
poets to re-enter county politics.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson spent last
Sunday in Florence as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Suggs. Mr. VIII
kinson is the manager of the Stein
field interests in Casa Grande.
The case of Leos VS.. Mendez was
finished last Saturday night, Mendez
getting judgment for $1.00.
Mrs. Maggie Glover of Los Vegas
N. M, is spending the holidays with
her son and daughter, E. R. Byers and
Mrs. w. w. Cochran.
A. L. McCaffrey deputy county as
SCISSOR, and w. w. Cochran, secretary
of the San Carlos association, spent
last Saturday and Sunday in Tucson
Mr.. John D. Parks of Phoenix, who
has cattle and mining interests in Pi-
nal county, was a business visitor this
week.
J. R. Bradshaw, county supervisor
Of Maricopa county, has purchased
800 acres of land from H. Schewel
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27

words, that it was tn best ever. The
boys took the responsibility for the
entertainment and refreshments and
the result was a grand time by all.
Among the visitors were Miss Bean
and Miss Laudermilch and Mr.. Joe
Brundage, Of the class of 1918, who
is now d resident Of Miami and at
tending school there.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27
Marriage Licenses

Adolfo S. Padilla, 25, and Anita S.
Montana, both of Florence. Ignacio
|Mariscal, %, and Escelza Marquee, %,
both of Florence. Eluterio Ornales,
80, and Felipa Quesada, both of So
nora, Ariz.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27

Mr.. Sobey, of the Pacific Cream
cry Co. of Tempe, was in this vicin-
ity recently trying to interest people
of this valley in the dairy business.
They propose to buy dairy COWS for
any one who will take them and sell
the cream to the company, letting
the farmers pay for their cows with
cream
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27

The December term of the superb
or court closed here last Saturday, a
night session icing necessary on
Saturday night in order to finish the
last case.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27

w. S. Boyd, G. E. Richerson, l. D.
IRickerson, R. A. Cook, and Mr.. Nc
IDermott were part of large party
Iof duck hunters to spend the last
weekend hunting ducks at the reser-
Ivoir.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27

In the case of e. F. Kellner VS..
~ 2tcGinnell, both of Superior, Nc
Ginnell was given the property in
question, which is said to be three
very valuable mining locations near
Superior. An appeal is expected in
this case.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27

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The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Williams of
Ray have been visiting Mrs. Williams
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Brana-
man.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27

The Michea-ArbalIo Mercantile COM
pany recently purchased the stock of
the Peoples Store and have employed
Juan Aguilar to manage it.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-12-27

The new depot at Florence is ex-
pected to be completed by the first of
the year.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
COSmos-VaudeyiIIe.

A genuine OId-trme minstrel show
minstrel men of the old schooI,
ith a pretty girl for interlocutor, is
romised by Lady Carmen's Minstrels,
re feature act Of the Cosmos Thea
bill this week. The aggregation
INKS as the best of its kind in
tudeville and its show is said to be
Ioroughly enjoyable in every respect
novelty. with an element Of sur
rise. is promised in Lehr. Edmonson
nd Mari. three boys OF Battery D.,
sventy-fourth Royal Artillery, a
oted trio of entertainers from the
'enches OF Europe, while L'Estrange
nd Batiste, two girls with rare
Oices, are promised in a big vocal
Tmber. Other acts will include Hal
iIy and Neville. The Battle OF
what's the Use" a military farce
I'd funny; Charles Innis and Maud
van, in songs and comedy enter
inment, and Sherwin Kelly, in a
Iusicale on wheels. D. W. Grifith's
ne production. THE Romance or
appy Valley will be the matinee
sature film. while Never Too Old, -
Mack Sennett comedy: the Pathe
ews and the Bray Photographs will
Itertsin at all performances.
Today's performances, starting at !
D.. m. will present a fine bill OF varied
ltsrtainment-
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Msore's RiaIto-"A Midnight
Romance" 2.

"a Midnight Romance starring
Anita Stewart and directed by Lois
Weber, will be the chief photoplay
attraction at Moore's Rialto Theater
throughout the current week. In
point OF dramatic interest, magni-
tude and beauty OF setting and dis
tinction OF cast. "A Midnight Ro-
nance" excels "Virtuous Wives" the
picture which signalized Miss Stew
arts triumphant return to the ST.
lent drama.
The story. conceived by Marion
Orth. deals with the adventurous ca
reer of young woman OF noble
birth who masqueraded as a maid i'm
a fashionable home and carried on
clandestine Irritation with a young
man of wealth after her days du-
ties were done.
With her intuitive sense of pictorial
and dramatic effect Lois Weber has
brought to this spectacle OF gorgeous
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
NationuH"HItchy-Koo, 1s1s."

RAYMOND Hitchcock makes his an
nual visit to washington this week
His engagement begins at the Ne"
National Theater tonight. He comes
with aeHitchy-Koo. 1918" the second
in the series Of famous Hitchcock
productions. The cast includes Ray
Dootey. Charles Howard, George
Moore, Ruth Mitchell, Florence
O'DenishAwn, Jean Tyne. June Rob-
erts. Eleanor Sinclair. Juanita Means
Earl Benham and Jack Donohue.
"Hitchy-Koo 1918" is a revue.
It caricatures and satirizes the fol-
bles OF the present day. 1t presents
n burlesgue form famous stage en-
tertainments of the past. II Is
punctuated by numerous musical IN
terpolations presented by its prin-
cipals assisted by the eye-hllins, at
tention-holding chorus group OF
forty. under twenty" From be-
ginning to end it is illuminated by
the Hitchcock personality. Foot
lights are no bar or boundary to
"Hitehy." From the stage or from
a theatsr aisle he converses with
his audience and, being taken into
his confidence, the audience en-
thuses.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Moorc's Gnrden-1Dop't Change
Your Husband"

For the first three days of this week
at Moore's Garden Theater. the SUI
perlative feature OF the photoplay bill
will be Cecil B. De Miles most re-
cent production, Don't Change Your
Husband" in which the leading roles
are taken with complete success by
Gloria Swanson, Elliott Dexter ant
Louis Cody.
On Wednesday and Thursday the
major offering at the Garden will be
SPEEDY Meade" a dashing drama OF
the West in which the stellar role Il
impersonated by Louis Bennison.
For Friday and Saturday the an
nounced feature OF the Gardens bill
is THE Girl Dodger." the exceptional
study OF bashful young manhood In
which the name part is played with
consummate skill by Charles Ray. Ir
this picture not only the star Is said
to have done his best work. bur
Thomas II. Ince is declared likewise
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n. +. Keith,-yaudeviIIe.

. Edna Goodrich will reveal her rare
beauty and her wonderful toilettes AT
+. ?. Keith's Theater this week. Tine
Maureduin,'' a comedy of a modlste
shop, is the medium used by Miss
Goodrich and company. 1t Is from the
pen OF Edgar Allan Wooh.
The extra added feature will be Pat
Rooney and Marion Bent in another
extension OF their original absurdity'
Twenty Minutes with Pat and Ma
rion."
\ special feature will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmie Barry in their new ou-
collie sEit, The Burglar"
Another stellar addition will be
pooncy, Barry and Brown in Look
ing Back over the Bill" a burlesque
review that sweeps the audience along
on a torrent Of laughter.
BY far the greatest novelty attrac-
ion will be Lieut.. Pat O'Brien, the
;. F. @. aviator. whose thrilling and
errlble experience in escaping from a
Iun prison camp is still fresh in the
.lemory.
George y. Brown. the worlds cham
ion walker. with Billy W. Weston,
le champion Boy Scout walker of the
orld. will give an interesting exhi-
.jton OF their prOwess.
Lucille Chalfant, the American color
tura soprano, is another important
-ClusiOn. Others are the Mellette Sis
rs. vivaciOus singing and dancing
medicines: Wilfred Du Bois, the
ronEleur Partisan" and the news
b ctor;al are the concluding numbers.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
CrnndslPs Metropolitan
World to Live In.-

The author Of the scenario of THE
World to Live In" which will be
screened at Crandalrs Metropolitan
during the first half OF the present
week. is said to have strayed far
from the beaten paths in providing
a novel theme. yet a logical and con-
sistent story is presented. Alice
Brady is pictured in its principal
role. Miss Brady Is supported by
W. P. Carleton. jr., Earle Metcalfe,
Virginia Shannon and Robert Scba =
BILE. The program will be completed
with the showing of comedy.
"Damsels and Dandies," and a news
reel. Current Events.
Commencing Thursday and ex-
tending through Saturday. first local
showings of The Belle of New
York" filmed from the musical COM
edy which was responsible for Edna
Mays fame. will be made. Marion
Davies appearing in the stellar role.
Supplementary attractions will in
clude Society Stuff" a comedy, and
the Hearst news reel.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Bcin.co-aA Burgomnster of Bel
gium-D

Maeterltnck's a Burgomaster or
Belgium" the Offering this week at
the BeIasco Theater, Is not only the
tirst example OF Maeteriinck In the
Suise Of a reaIist. but also the nrst
To Indicate the effect Of the world
var upon this sensitive and i'm
questionable nature.
Its action. inspired by an actual
incident in the Belgian White
Book. is in three acts. All take
place within a single day. The
f,rst act begins at ten in the morn
ing and ends at noon; the SECOND
lasts from . until in the after
noon: the last runs from haIf-past
: to !. The scene is the small town
q Stilemonde in Belgian FLANDERS
All the action takes place in the
study OF the Burgomaster. a gentle
kindly old man devoted TO his gar
dens and taking pride in the quail
ity Of his fruits and the wines IN
his cellar.
me play is presented in America
by W. B. Macdonald, is staged by
Max Montesale, and will be played
by an English company. The
name part is in the hands OF +.
I,yslf Swete. Miss Eda n. Farmar
will play the role OF the Burgo-
masters daughter. Frank Boyde'
LEONARD Wiley, Alan Wiley, Char
les Cheltenham. Claude Cooper
Farry MaceIlum, Walter Ringsford,
RAYMOND Sovey. George DUBOIS
and Robert whitehouse are the
other members of a well-oalanced
cast.
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CrandaIPs-"Breed of Men,

william S. Hart is seen at his best
in the picture, Breed of Men" to
be shown at Crandalrs today and
tomorrow. in which he has the role
of Careless" Carmody, a cowboy
foreman. who earns his unusual
nickname through his Characteristic
Indifference to risking his life-no
matter what the cause. The picture
is notable for 1t particularly pic
turesque backgrounds. while the
pleasure OF the story is heightened
through the injection OF numerous
deliciously humorous bits. Seena
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
To Be Seen This Week
Gayety-1The Golden Crook Conn
pany.'

pany.'
An exceptional array Of talent ap-
pears with THE Golden Crook" COM
pahy, the attraction for the current
week at the Gayety Theater. Billy
Arlington heads the organization.
Many players have portrayed the
"down-and-o gentry, but 1t re-
manned for Mr.. Arlington to create
an impersonation along humorous
lines which has become a classic.
An able foil for his comedy has
been provided in George Douglas, for
many seasons a strong local favorite.
Other OF the principals are Eleanor
Cochran, a particularly dainty and
winsome soubrette; Harlie Mayne, a
stately prina donna; and the Pail
Mall Trio, composed Of Edward Hen
nessey, Walter La Foy and Carl
Taylor.
This years vehicle Is n musical re-
view IN two acts and many scenes.
with a book that fairly scintillates
with wit. Its action will be inter-
rupted at appropriate intervals to per-
nit the introduction of several novel
specialties. chief among which is The
Ballet OF the Allied Nations"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Lyeeum-ssThe Jolly Girls

The Jolly Girl Burlesquers,' a
high-class American Circuit attrac-
ton, will be the offering at the
Lyceum Theater this week. beginning
with matinee at o'clock this after
noon. John A. Perry Is the author
OF the lines and the two burlettas to
be presented are entitled I'VE, Us X
Co." and "Mr. Dooley's Drug Store. "
Many new faces will be seen in the
cast OF The Jolly Girl Burlesqueps"
this season. among them being Made
line Buckley, a prima donna of ex-
ceptional merit. lately recruited from
the musical comedy stage, and Marty
Collins. a tramp comedian who is
spending his first season in burlesQue.
Others Of the cast more familiar to
local patrons are James Bogard. Lot
tie Lee, Flo Bogard. Meyer Gordon
and Al Martin.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
ing Sdeghts of the Stage and the Cinema World

Owen portrays tbs. principal feminine
role.
other pictures listed for screening
during the week at CrandalPs are
as follows:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Dustin
Farnum in THE Man in the Open; ;
Thursday and Friday, Marguerite
Clark in Mrs. wigs of the Cab
bage Patch; Saturday, Kitty Cor
don in THE dwelling Hand"
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sh1bert-Garrick- Girl In
staferoom BE-

A melange OF mirth and melody
is the attraction at the Shubert-
Garrick Theater. beginning tonight
The Girl in stateroom B." Is a typt-
cal girl and music show. The plot
of the Offering is an adaptation or
the farce 'BIlly's Tombstone." by
william K. Wells. with the musical
setting supplied by Hal Dyson.
The producers have offered some
Exceptionally artistic musical COM
edy exponents OF the better class.
The principals include such favor
ties as Marjorie Dunbar Pringle'
who was prima donna with me
Melting OF Molly" on Broadway last
season; George B. Trip, who had
one Of the leading roles with May
time" and others that includes Ed
ward Beck. Jessie Howard, Agnes
Martin. Clara Thropp and Dorothy
chapelle, together with a chorus OF
exceptional grace.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
CrandaI's knickerbocker-''Th
World to Live In."

THE World We Live In," Alice
Brady's latest screen vehicle, which
forms the principal attraction at
Crandalrs Knickerbocker today and
tomorrow, has for its principal char
acter an odd type of young woman
hood of the present day, a girl belong
ing to that class known as "salaman-
ders."
Supplementary attractions will be
"A Ragtime Romance" a comedy. and
the Hearst news reel.
For Tuesday and Wednesday. the
attraction will be Mrs. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch" with Marguerite
Clark starred. with the comedy. THE
Wigwam system" and the Ford News
Weekly, as additional subjects.
The Bell of New York" is sched
uled for Thursday and Friday, with
Marion Davies in the role OF the Sal
alton Army lassie. East Lynne
with Variations" Paramount com
.edy, and q Current Events reel COM
plete the program.
Saturdays attractions include The
Breed of Men" starring William s.
Hart, and the comedies. ""Two's Com
pany" and "The Wyoming Way"
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Loew's CoIumbia-Kitty Gordon II
'"The Unwilling Hand"

For the first four days OF this week,
beginning today, Kitty Gordon will be
the stellar attraction at Loew's Co.
lumbia Theater In THE Unveiling
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

Hand" In this picture. Miss Gordon
is supported by an excellent cast that
includes Frederick Warde, Irving
Cummings, George MacQuarrie, Regi-
nald Carington, Margaret Seldom.
Warren Cook and others.
The Unwilling Hand" Miss Cor
don's latest picture, is the story OF a
woman's heroism in forcing her cow
ardly husband to undertake an expedi-
ton into the wilds of Africa in search
of ancient ruins.
The extra added attraction of the
Columbia program for the first four
days of this week will be Roscoe
C"Fatty'O Arbuckle in his latest tilm
success, Love" 1t will be recalled
that Arbuckle recently addressed tilm
patrons of Loew's Palace and Loew's
Columbia from the stage of those the
aters. This will be his first Columbia
screen appearance since that time.
For the last three days Of this week.
beginning next Thursday, Loew's Co.
lumbia will present Bryan Washburn
in Poor Boob" film adaptation OF
Margaret Mayo's splendid story.
Moore's Strnnd-"Out of the Fog"
ma 4NaLihpoNdt hci "oA
derful dual impersonation OF the roles
of Faith CONN and her daugher 1--we
in out of the Fog" the masterful
perturbation of the famous stage
play. 'Ceptlon Shoals" will occupy
the screen at Moore's Strand Theater
the first four days OF this week, be-
ginning today.
Beginning Thursday and continuing
through the remaining days of the
week, the seasons most remarkable
double-feature bill will be offered at
the Strand. Hale Hamilton will be
pictured in the title role OF Johnny
on the Spot" Also to be shown. as
an extra added attraction Is listed
Martin Johnson's vivid pictorial rec
ord OF life In the South Seas pre-
sented under the title OF "Cannlbals
OF the South Seas" These pictures
were secured only at the constant risk
of life. and constitute one OF the most
valuable records of present day saw
agery extant.
Each bill wifi be supplemented by
camert subject of shorter length
and by splendid musical features and
electrical effects.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09
Loew's Palnce-Dorothy Dalton In
s.ENtrayngancc."


Dorothy Dalton will be the featured
star at Loew's Palace Theater today
in a powerful story of Manhattan
luxury and high finance, "Extrava-
gance." The story Is the work OF
John Lynch, author of Miss Dalton's
last vehicle. Hard Boiled Elk
travagance'' brings Dorothy Dalton to
the Palace screen In the role of an
ambitious, pleasure loving woman OF
the metropolis. who later secs her hus-
bands fortune swept away in n stock
deal, and is forced to assume the
quiet life she previously scorned.
In the role of an extravGGant. reck-
less, pleasure loving woman. Miss Dali
ton appears in great variety OF rich
gowns and Jewels which set off, in
striking fashion, the winsome beauty
of this famous star. The scenario Is
the work of r. Cecil Smith. The fea-
ture film will be supplemented by the
first Washington showing of Roscoe
Fatty" Arbuckle's new comedy,
Love" and the regular Palace sub
sidiary features.
Beginning Thursday, and running
through the last three days OF the
week. Fred Stone. Americas most YER
satile comedian, will be seen in his
new photoplay sensation, Johnny Get
Your Gun" This will be supplemented.
as usual, by the regular Palace minor
features
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TO have furnished one OF his most
noteworthy productions
Each daily bill at the Garden will.
as usual, be supplemented by addi-
tional abbreviated picture subjects
and synchronized orchestral accom-
paniment.
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affluence a mlnuteness of detail and
a finish that stamp 1t as one OF the
greatest of her productions. Louis
b. Mayer has halted at no extrava-
gance to make each successive scene
in the picture more astonishing than
the one preceding.
The Rialto program will be COM
pleted by distinctive comedy. cur
rent events, topics of the day. a
Chester outing masterpiece OF scenic
beauty and the symphony's special
overture, Merry Wives of Windsor" "
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CrandnIPs savoy-virtuous wives

CrandaIPs savoy-Vfrtuous Wives.
Owen Johnson's much discussed
novel. 'Virtuous Wives" has been
made the subject Of screen play and
will be shown In that form at Gran
dalrs Savoy today and tomorrow win
Anita Stewart in the chief role. Con-
way Tearle is, Miss Stewarts leading
man, while the other principal roles
are portrayed by Edwin Arden. Mrs.
De Wolf Hopper. Virginia Norden,
William Boyd. Katherine Lewis and
Harold Gwynn. Currents Events, an
interesting and timely news reel VIII
supplement this attraction.
Other pictures scheduled for the
present week are as follows: Tues
day, Pauline Frederick in THE Wom-
an On the Index" and the Hearst
news reel; Wednesday, Bryant Wash
burn in Venus in the East" and the
comedy. Their Baby; Thursday,
Louise Hun in The Crook OF
Dreams" and the comedy. Straight
Crooks; Friday. Fred Stone in "Un-
der the Top" and the comedy, Peggy
Mixes In; Saturday, Wallace Reid in
THE Dub" and the Mack Sennctt
comedy. rip and Stitch, Tailors."
The Washington herald., 1919-03-09

William r. Macdonald. who brought
"A Burgomaster OF Belgium" 70
America, was for a number of yee re
associated with the Boston Opera
Company when that organisation
was directed by Henry Russell He
received much favorable criticism
for his Shakesperian productions in
Boston four years ago. Since the
outbreak of the war his energies
have been devoted to the giving OF
moving picture entertainments for
our soldiers in France.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-30

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