The Coconino sun., 1917-03-30
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
By Dubellu Dubeiiu Tee

.. J. GASSMAN, GaSSman Clean ing Works.-"Nearly all of the 1920 girl students of Vassar College have signed up for war service as nurses wireless operators and clerks. The pay of nurses is $50 a month"
 A. G. BADER, merchant.-"H the Pep bunch from Fl Paso thought they had a monopoly on that term they certainly left Flagstaff with an idea that the Normal students were right in the game too."
 w. D. DRAINE, Penney Store.- "The invasion of the Fl Paso Pep" special reminded many of us that good time once in a while would do us all some good. Sort of take new lease on life"
 O. B. RAUDEBAUGH, News stand. Tt certainly does a fellow a lot of good to come in contact with such a live wire bunch as those El Paso mer- chants. They were most certainly a clean looking lot of good fellows"
 ED. WHIPPLE, Undertaker-"f Flagstaff acquires the new city park location and thereby provides a place for campers this summer, it will re- lieve the accommodations problem to large extent"
 F. W. LESSER, Elks Celebration "From the letters we are receiving from all over the country it is certain we will have the earnest support of everyone in making this years 4th of July celebration a humdinger."
 H. JACKSON, Jackson-P Parker Go. Just when an old motor car should go to the junk pile is question that will probably never be settled decisiv- ely. W. H. Baldwin of Los Angeles has an old single cylinder Rec that he purchased in 1903 that makes daily trips to the junk pile, but possessing remarkable come-back-never stays there. He has had it in continuous service since he purchased it, IA years ago, and has travelled far and wide with it. He uses it every day to gather up old newspapers, automobile tires or other junk with sales value. The little old car with trailer attached weighs when loaded over two tons, but it's "one-lung" engine pulls the load along as full of "pep" as when new.
 R. B. FORD, Orpheum Theatre "Motion pictures are making Los An geles style center. Since the birth of the movies in Los Angeles, that city has more and more forged ahead as the metropolis of advanced styles for both men and women. The silk sweater was first worn there, then came the snug nifty Jersey suits for women and sport coats for men. Now everything is sport hats, sport skirts and loud colors and everyone has an idea developed in the movies of Los Angeles. Every one knows that the big auto robe coats, high top fancy boots and pinchbacks originated in the Los Angeles movies. The movies are to Los Angeles in the way of fashions what the races used to be to Paris before the war"
 G. A. MARTIN, Editor Fl Paso Herald.-"Never before has the American newspaper such a big, indi- vidual and positive influence with the American people as it does today"
 s. L. FINLEY, mayor-Lets mani fest loyalty to the nation by display ing the glorious American flag. This city should have hundreds of flags flying from the housetops. The moral effect of this would be wholesome. In these troubled times, patriotism should make itself known and felt. Flagstaff is patriotic to the core, Lets signilize this fealty to the land every true American loves, by dis playing the flag of the Republic"