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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
Main Floor

10c Consumers Brand Toilet Taper ............'-.. ...-.... fD4 l5e Hawk Brand Toilet Paper, rolls only t................. 10 15c Japanese Tissue Toilet Paper, rolls containing 1000 sheets, at IT Pencil Boxes, with Pencils, Pens. and Erasers, soc value at 33c- / 39c value at ................. 29 Writing Paper, in boxes of q sheets and "A envelopes, S9c value at 29c-29c value at... 22 Choice of our entire stock of popular copyright Books, value
 Sl.O0, at 6o Narrow Belts, black and colors,
 seTeEalJstyles, regular 5Sc value,
 al .'..... ....t ......-..... TS Brilliant Ear Pins, with plain
 white or colored- stones, regular
 Sl.25 value, at .s.............. e5
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Staple Apron Gingfans, 2lc Apron Gir1shans, beat quality and good assortment Special price 21c yard-forrner value 35c.
Pillow .Cases-Sheets

One lot Of high grade Pillow Cases, etses sgXs6 and 45xS6, former price SSe-Sseeial price 4sc eanless Sheets, standard make,
 size tlxDe, ferFnes. price SS.o0--
 Speeisi ptiee ................ $2.34
 Searniess Sheets, size 8ix99. for :ner price ss.so-Speeiai price $2.74
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Laces-Ecnbroideries

Double edge Val Lace Beading, F patterns, regular 1ec value. at ................... 12Izc Cotton Fiiet Lace Edsing and Inserting, 1 inches wide, reg ular S5c value, at .......... 1ee Cotton Cludy Lace Edging and Inserting, 1 inches wide. reg
 ular 42c quality, at ....... 25c Hamburg Edging. 1 and inches wide, 19c and 25c value.
 at 15c and 12Ac Hamburg Flouncing, II inches
 wide, regular 59c value, at. .... 39c
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Hot Water Bottles

s1.25 Rubber Hot Water Bot ties .............F.. c....... 9oe s1.5o Rubber Hot Water Bot ties ...........|.... .....', ..o.. $l.lS s2.0o Rubber Hot Water Bot ties ................. $l.49 s2.oo Hot Water Bottfs Com
 b:nation, complete with tubing at ...-.......,.... 9l.f3
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Silks Reduced ,

Satin. Messalins, yard wide, in black and all colors, regular price s2.2s yard = Special price ...'...s..s...... Sl.o9 Dress Taffeta silk, yard wide, in black and navy, regular s2.25 value, at .......s........... $1.69 4o-inch Crepe de Chine. in black. ivory, pink. light blue, old rose and taupe, regular s2.25 value, at .......................... S1.69 Yard widee Black Dress Satin, regular price S250 - Special price .................. S1.93 4o-inch Satin Charmeuse, or
 Dress or Skirt, in black and
 navy. regular sS.5O value, at $2.98
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Winter Coatings

5e-inch All Wool Navy Serge, good weight, regular value $6.oO g yard Special price ......... S4.5o 56-inch All Wool. double fold Coating, gray and brown, reg ular- s9OO value, at...,....... -$6.50
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
Hair Goods

Fashionette, Stay-Fast or Will O Wisp Hair Nets. cap shape, ~alue 15cAa dozen at $1.25 or se.50 Human Hair Switches, all shades Of gray or brown, at.. 4,:
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Hand Bags, Etc.

ss.5o Women's Velvet Hand Bags, black or coiors-Special
 $500 Women's Imported Beaded Bags-speciai price, :....... $4.5o $500 Black Keratol Traveling Bags, size 1S-ineh, at........ SS.Ss ss.5o Travelling Bags, Cowhide Leather, cloth lined, black only, at .t. :..... :.. .s5 Se.So sls.5e Travelling Bags, .Cowhide,
 sizes Is.e or is- inchs leather lined As
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
House Dresses

our entire stock of Women's House Dresses, of Percale. Amoskeag Gingham and Plain Chanbray. re- duced as follows;
 Al s2o0-reduced, from $500
 At s2.5o-reduced from s$.se < At s2.75Areduced from sS.75
 At s3.oo-reduccd from $i.oo
 At s3.25-reduced from $4.25
 At $3,5@reduced from s4-ao
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
CLASGO

Miss Eliza B. Button is visiting friends in Ashaway. f--s Miss Laura Cole is teaching in the senior room of the local school Miss Msbel Blanchard fs visiting rei- atives ia Pr6vidence
 Mrs I. C. Holmes spent wednesday in Norwich.
 The local mill is closd for a week.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
Art Goods

Royal Society Crochet Cotton, regular 25c vaiue-Pfiee bail 15e Stamped Crash centers, ss=
 inch, regular $2.25 value. at. Sf.oo
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White Goods

s6-ihrn English Naiasoek. for.
 mer price GSe yard-SFscial prico .......,...............- 25' s6-inch English Long Cloth, regular 5sc *aite.. at. ..-...... 25i 25D yards of indian Head.. former price isc q yard-SPeo-
 cial price .............-..., IS Pillow Tubing, best grade. for
 mer price s5c a yard-Speeial = price s.. z. @. Co 50 pieces of Sanitary Cotton Q Diaper, cut lengths - Special . priee a piece ..............:. so
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Outing Gowns, $1.e9

Women's Outing Flannel Gowns. of good quality Outing. in pink and white or. blue and white stripes-at S1.8s-regular. price s2.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
Women's Sweaters, $4.50

women's Novelty Sweaters, all Jersey. and fine .Worsted. combina- tiop colors, in a good assortment Special price s4.5o, actual value s7.50. ---ts
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
Lunch Kits, S4.29

Thermos Lunch Kits. complete with pint brown TneTmos Bottle = at $4.29, regular value $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
Boys Wear

Boys Norfolk Suits. brown. dark mixtures and navy serge, sizes 10 to IS. regular value s17.5O and s1s.50 - Special price SlS.5o Boys Norfolk Suits. with two pairs of trousers, gray and brown mixtures. sizes 10 to IS, regular value $21.5o = Special price .................. SHED Boys Winter overcoats.. sizes
 to g, regular value ss.5o
 Special price ................ $500 Boys Winter Overcoats. sizes
 10 to IS, regular value s1s.5O-
 Special price ............... S15!oo
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
Ceorgette Crepe, $2.00

Georgette Crepe, in all the wanted shades black, white. flesh, pink, navy, brown etc-at S2.0o a yard, former value $3.00
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
Children's Dresses

Chfldren's Dainty Gfngham Dresses, sizes to $, former price $2:50-Price now....... $1.65 Children's Dresses of. .plain ., colored Gingham, with hand shocking, sizes to 6, regular
 s5.50 and ss.9S values, at... $2.65 Childrens, Gingham Dresses,
 plaids and plain Chamoray, sizes to-l4, former price ss,sS Price now ................ S2.e9
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01

Blind men ara successfully employed in the manufacture Of rope in oalifot- nia.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
36-i1ch Dress Percales, 25c

Very best quality Dress Percales, in to 10-yard
 lengths--Specis price 25c yard-fornsr price 4ac.
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Bed Spreads

Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads. Army and Navy size, single bed, former price s4.O0 = Special price e....s......a...... $2.64- Hemned Crochet Bed Spreads, full size, former price sS.sS- Special price .........-..... Sz!s4 Hemmed Satin Marseilles Quilts. fun size, former price S5.OU
 Special price ......... ........ So's4 Hemned Satin Marseilles Quilts, full size, former price s7.50
 Special price ............... $4.s4 Hemned. and Scalloped Satin
 Marseilles Quilts for double bed,.
 former price $500 -- Special
 price ............... ..t...... S5.94
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Towels-Toweling

50 dozen Hemnied Huck Towels, regular value 2se- Price each
 le dozen extra Size Huck ToRels, regular 5sc value, at ........
 20 dozen extra z large size Bleached Turkish Bath Towels. regular $1.69 value, at... Union Crash Toweiing, bleach : ed and brown. former price s5c a yafdASpeeiaf price ........l Union Crash Towslins, Bieach- ed' and brown, regular 45c value, at ......t. ..s....9......
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
Yarns Reduced

Fleisher Yarns as follows :- S5c a ball -- from 45c : Soc q ball = from soc
 $50 6 ball - from BOG
 $i.15 . haak-ffora $1.5o Minerva Yarns as follows s--' S0e a ball from 4Sc
 eee a ball -- from 75c
 65e . shxin-froIn si.o0
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01

Royal Society Package
 Goods
 Al x5e-reduced from 5oc At SSe-reduced from s1.2k At $1.ts-reduced from $1.50 At $ls5-reduced from -s22.5e At $2.oo-reduced from s2.75 At $2.2s-reduced from ss.oa
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01

~~A ee-AAAo Ss-inch Cretdnnes, in a wide range of patterns and colorings. former price csc a yard-Spe- cial price 55e One lot of Ruffled Muslin Cur tains, former price S3.00 a pair Price now ......... S239 Scrim ana -Nlrquiscttc Cur tains. with lace edgiag and inserting, white and ccru, for mer price S4,Z5 a pair--priee now .....-........,, S3.39
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
Official Organ of the State Federation

Betty Fickas
 Pierrot and Columbine Anna Rosenzweig, Caroline GoldwateH Reading, "The Story of Patsy" .-........-.... Kate Douglas Wiggin
 Lurene Futile
 The Scarecrow
 Bernard Funk
 Maxixe
 Helen Handley Indian Dance
 Jane Alexander, Virginia Hash. Vel
 ma Ruth McCune, Josephine Me
 Kellup, Helen Mary Phillips Mill
 dred Ragsdale.
 Accompanist, Anna Marie Valvert In addition. Xmas carols will be giv- en as follows: Trio
 Hark! Hark! My Soul .. Adams Holy Night ....G .Grubel Mrs. Ben Spalding. Mrs. E. A. Doran
 Mrs. Clyde Candy The Harmony club will hold a busi. ness meeting January 5, according tt the announcement made by the presi dent. Mrs Henry Baswitz. The clul had busy Christmas season, one O it's worth while attentions being ex. tended to the poor children, who wer, remembered with Christmas boxes o toys and useful gifts. Last week th' club held a social session, the bridg, prizes being won by Mrs. A. J. BelIas Mrs. Thomas J. Palmer and Mrs. T. E Thomas. Mrs. Fred Huck was chair man of the entertainment committed A delightful program of Hawaiian mu sic was presented during the afternoon  The Osborn Woman's club presente, a Christmas program Wednesday af ternoon in the auditorium of the Os born school. Following were the mum bers given by the children of clul members and the lower grades of tn | Osborn school:
 Christmas Song. Second Grade Childrel Miss Barnes, Teacher Recitations. Spelling Christmas. ....
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

An interesting invitation has been extended to the members of the Wom- ans club by Twohy Brothers for lunch con at the camp on the Thursday fol- lowing Christmas. Tn anticipation of a unique and delightful day it is be- lieved that every member of the club will attend the event.
 The Woman's club will give it's an nual Christmas festival Tuesday after noon, the guests being the children of club members or the child guest of a member who has no children. The kid dies will be delightfully."- entertained by talented little folk. in addition to which Christmas carols will be sung by Mrs. c. M. Candy. Mrs. E.. A. Doarn and Mrs. Ben Spaulding. The program, which will begin promptly at 2:15 o'clock. will be presented under the direction of Miss Frances Elliott, chairman of the music department. and at the conclusion toothsome goodies will be served by the home economies department, Mrs. J. P. Ivy, chairman. The numbers will be given by pupils of the Arizona School of Music, including the piano pupils:
 Franz Darvas, violin of Robert Saun- ders expression of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley. and dancing of E. Paula Beware.
 Violin, Mazurka, Op. 123, No. Il. Dancla
 Bertha Steinberg Reading, "Our Hired GirP' .........
 James Whitcomb Riley
 Dorothy Stauffer Piano
 The Prophet Bird, op. s2. No. 7... .............. Schumann Nocturne in F, Op. 23. :. .Schumanr l Valse Brillante. Op 34, No. 1......
 Chopin Violin, Berceuse (Jocelyn(. Goddard
 Thelma Hansen Dances
 The French Baby
 Matelle Leeper
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
HER LAST BLOWOUT
 WAS COSTLY ONE

BUDAPEST. Dec 25.--Annie Weiss, a divorced society woman and propri- etor of a milliner's business, committed suicide shortly after borrowing $13,625 which she spent on entertaining her men friends. particularly Dr. Heller, editor of the woman's newspaper, Madame
 The bulk of Miss Weiss fortune was sent the day before her death to Heller and 1t is suspected that she sent the money to Heller and committed suicide 1 under hypnotic influence. Heller has been arrested.
 During the past months many start ling criminal cases in Vienna and Budapest have been discovered to be due to hynotic influence. It is the fashion in private circles for profes- sional hynotizers to give seances fo1
 the amusement of guests. Young so- ciety people are taking lessons ir telepathy and hypnosis.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

feet. The feature of the decorative scheme was the huge Jack Horner pie that formed the tables ce,Ite-piece. The school girls and boys present 'in- cluded Miss Margaret sI.oper, Miss LenoPe Helzworth, Miss Sylvia Lewis, Miss Jessie Patton, Miss Leslie Brown, Miss Clara Rudolph, Miss Kathryn Maus. Miss Marcia Van der Veer, Miss Jeanette Maus, Miss Charlyn Chrisry Miss Leda Reuben, Miss Elizabeth Redewill. Harry Roser2weig, Newton ROsenzweig. Jack Page John Loper. Raymond Johnson, Marcus Kelly, Bar ry Goldwater Robert Lewis Delmere Harbridge, Robert Goldwater, George Terrence. Kenneth Tuckey, Spencer Woodman. Payne Palmer, James Hill Sonny Green and Paul Palmer.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

............ Boys from First Grade
 Mrs. Van Kirk, Teacher Christmas Song. Second Grade Children
 Miss Martin. Teacher Recitation William Culver Song, Holy Night" ..............
 ............... Third Grade Children Story, Christmas Turnip' '....
 Lucille Pemberton Song. ...............F First Grade Girls
 Miss Van Kirk, Teacher Recitation, Christmas Bells"
 ...................F Frances Richards Recitation. Christmas Wish". ...
 observation-disclosures. Richard Coffee Song, Christmas Eve"
 ......Se Second Grade Children
 Mrs. Wiggs, Teacher Piano Solos
 Prayer" -...............R Ruth Emery ''The Grown Elephant" .Robt. Bartol
 "Serenade'. '............ Fannie Rice Spinning Song" -. !. Francis Beck Violin Solo,, Aria No. g. Louis Vaughn Piano Solo, March Grotesque" ..
 -................S. Thais Emery Song, Jolly Santa Claus" ".
 Robert Moorehead, Helen Virginia
 Higgins, Maurice Hotten. Beatrice
 Lipton; Irma Bayless. accompanist Recitation. 'NThe Favorite Room" ....
 katnrlne Flynr Piano Solo. Peasants Dance" .
 ..........W William Connors
 The Alhambra Neighborhood clut will meet Wednesday at the home oi Mrs. B. F. swartz.
 The art and literature department of the Woman's club will hold a meet ing Monday afternoon, when the fol lowing program will be presented: Donatello-Mrs. J. Garnet Holmes. Robbias-Mrs. Emery Oldkaer
 Ghiberti-Mrs. Aubrey Smith
 On January 3 the department vii hold a session, the we'll arranged pro- gram being handled by Mrs Roland Dryer, who will discuss "GhirlonadiC and Peniginio." and Mrs Perry Will jams, who will take Lcrenzf deMedic for her subject.
 | Maricopa chapter. Daughters of th' American Revolution, will meet at th' home of Mrs Garland B. Couch. 4 West Willetta street, Wednesday after noon, at 2:30 o'clock. An interesting program has been prepared, including a talg by Mrs. H. A. Guild, member o the executive board of the general fed eration of women's clubs. Mrs. Guile will discuss Laws Governing the Pub | lie Library and Mrs. Lou Ella Arche will tell of her recent trip to Mexico City as a member of the party attend ing the inauguration of General Obre gon. The musical numbers will be fur nished by Mrs. C. H. Young, Mrs. P L Reese and Mrs. Karola Prick. Flo several years past the chapter has con tributed to baby chest in charge o the Associated Charities, and ever. member is urged to bring some articl of clothing suitable for the baby o mother to this meeting. Sheets, pillow cases and old linen will also be yer, acceptable. A social hour will follow 1 the program and visiting members am 1 others interested in the work are cor dially invited.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
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Douglas Couple Guests At Christmas Breakfast

MT. and Mrs. William Adamson of Douglas were entertained at Christmas breakfast by Mrs. C. O. Ellis who later asked a few in to greet the attractive visitors among others, Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell. Judge and Mrs. Henry D. Ross, Judge and Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis Mr and Mrs. War N McArthur and Charles McArthur. INnring their stay here the Adamsons Will be extensively feted among others those who are planning to extend them courtesies are Governor and Mrs. Campbell.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
RAPID SUCCESSION OF EpIpEm,cs

GLASGOW, Dec. 25.-An extraordi- nary series of epidemics is reported from Kirkinilloch, Dumbartonshire. Thirty cases of smallpox occurred, 10 of these having a fatal termination. and then typhus broke out This was followed by numerous cases of septic sore throat.
 Suspicion fell on one COW in a herd of 64 and a meteorological examination revealed the fact that organisms re- covered from the throats of the pa- tients were identical with organisms recovered from the milk of this COW.
 When the animal was removed from the herd the disease gradually sub- sided. Altogether. 200 cases occurred, and three deaths appear to be directly or indirectly attributable to infection from this source.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
Ray Women Coming Here For the St. Luke'a BaII

Among the many out -of-t town guests wno plan to come to Phoenix for the St. Luke's ball are Mrs. w. $. Boyd, charmingly attractive young matron Of Ray and her equally attractive niece. Miss McMicking. While here they will be the guests of Miss Ellen Atwood.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
JUNGLE GEORGE
WHAT CONNECTIONS TO MAKE FOR
 BUSINESS SUCCESS

Dear Sister Gertrude;
 Try to fashionable and church city; atendnt only at the Peoples auctions funds public It is the best possibly condoned overlooked spite that will be is founded 1920 and the vast majority Of
  the nobes character that humanity has record of lofty, fashion public what splendid they for the comforting 0 are one of md prominent citizens Third. good will of leader of society," social prestiae the nothing Ieutenants' reduced prices it out their Lambs still Fathers Daughter will worship according dictates conscience will Christian" Christianity instea of Preaching instead joining societies
 
 Army and T. w C. all do splendid efficiently economically without regards creed and nationality clique, lady behaves like don't "toady do and will lose their business really My letter will deal with Undesirable brother,
 GEORGE o. WOLD, At
 De Marvel Institute
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Korean women are taking up busi- ness lines and have incorporated a company with $200.000 capital to intro duce and popularize household conven- fences now obtainble in that country.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Mrs. Deep Narayan Singh. leader of the feminist movement in India. was the first native woman in Calcutta
 to ride bicycle, drive an automobile or go up in an airplane.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lynch Week End Guests of Governor

MT. and Mrt E. H. Lynch of Tucson are the Christmas weekend guests of Governor and Mrs. Thomas F.. Camp bell who today are expecting the gov ernor's mother Mrs. Daniel Campbell and sister Miss Lila Campbell from Prescott. They will be here for a fort night.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

China is the land of secret societies. They are numbered by the score and their members by the millions. Many of them have strange names. such as "The White Lilies The Red Door and "The One-Piece Incense"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

More than half of the American sol
 diers blinded in the world war have al- ready been trained for living and earn ing without their sight at the Red
 Cross Institute for the Blind, near Bal timore, Md.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Sweden is the most denseIy wooded country in Europe. 4s per cent of its area being covered with native forests The government protects the woodland with great care. Portugal has less than four acres of woodland for each 100 of population.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

The climbing plants which interlock the tropical forests have flowers un- surpassed in beauty.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

D. w. Griffith's screen version of C Way Down East" a 12-part enter tainment, has just begun it's sixteenth week at the Forty fourth Street thea ter, New York, the approach of the 200th performance marking the tre- mendous popularity of this latest of the Griffith features
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

which includes Kenneth. Harlan, George Fawcett and Flora Finch.
 Arrangements to put Booth Tark- ington's boy hero, Penrod, into films, are completed. Marshall Neilan will direct the job.
 new company. said to be backed by Tammany Hall leaders, has been in- corporated to make a series of Irish propaganda subjects.
 Bill Hart, Will Rogers, Harry Carey, Tom Mix. Buck Jones and Art Accord will take part in Christmas rodeo to be held in Los Angeles for the benefit of the poor.
 The young woman who doubled for Mary Pickford in "Pollyanna," Jean Dupree, is considered good enough to bring home some bacon, and will be starred by Charles Geigerich, formerly with Vitagraph.
 Reita Weiman, Alice Duer Miller Kathlyn Newlin Burt and Arthur Som CTS Roche have been added to the large literary colony that is in Hollywood writing for the films. Larry Semon and the Vitagraph company, who were suing each other for damages in six figures, have patched up their differences. Tired of shining by reflected light in films, Lottie Pickford will take a fliel in vaudeville. She will offer one act | play called Two Keys" with two SUD- porting male actors. 1 For her first picture signalizing hel return to the screen, Florence Law renee will make numerous scenes ir the cky of Mexico. The story is called The Unfoldment."'
 | Joey McCreery, a little Salt Lake beauty, who was one of the winning contestants in screen contest last summer, has been engaged temporarily to play leads in future Mermaid come dies, succeeding Selma Percy. She vii | be called Elinor Lynn. | After alL Julian EItinge has decided to continue his female impersonation. and will film his stage success, "Ths Fascinating Widow"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Constance Talmadge sailed recently for Miami, Fla, accompanied by MT
 and Mrs. Chet Withey and the entire cast of The Man From Toronto, ,
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
Mir. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson Entertain EnQaued Couple

Mir. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson gave a dinner of six covers Tuesday in honor of Miss Marcella Martin and William Hartranft, whose wedding will be an event of the week
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

A new company. said to be backed by Tammany Hall leaders, has been in- corporated to make a series of Irish propaganda subjects.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
Returns to Tucson After Local Visit

Miss Elizabeth Samuels left Friday for Tucson after a delightful several days in town the guest of Miss Ruth Goldberg.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
Winfield Hartranfts To i,<a fn Ersaoa

News that will cause considerable re- gret is contained in the announcement that MT. and Mrs. Winfield Hartranft are leaving after the first of the year to take up their permanent residence in San Francisco. The Hartranfts are exceedingly popular and will be sim cerely missed.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

And over at Globe the Apache Trail Films, Incl is about ready for action De Ia Moline is the director and in- tends filming the historic Apache Trail and other points of interest in the vicinity of Globe.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Nothing is more hateful to a Mos lem than to see the Koran in the hands of an unbeliever.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
VI. and Mrs. Gus summerfield { h Ssts at Family Dinner

MT. and Mrs. Gus Summerfield gave a family dinner of 25 covers Christmas day at their North Central avenue home. An elaborately decorated Christ mas tree. mistletoe and holly featured the decorative scheme