The Coconino sun., 1920-12-17

Toy aeroplanes will be given free to the children at the Saturday mati- nee. Send the kiddies.
 P.J. Murphy left Saturday for Tue son to spend the winter. MT. Murphy was employed at the Greenlaw camp.
 Cedar wood in 12-inch lengths. Good live wood-the kind you want--$6.OO load. Arizona Motor & Implement Go. Phone 225.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. Amberosio Chavez, at Cottonwood, on Tuesday, the 7th, nine pound baby boy. Moth CT and son doing fine.
 Mic, the boss of the White House cafe, has hied himself to Phoenix, where he will remain for ten days talk ing care of business matters.
 Henderson Stockton, well-known Phoenix attorney. is here this week at court in the case of Rabbit Brothers TradingSC Co. vs. J. s. Amundson. Miss Martha Lewis Buckner, of Es- tancia, N. M., well-known to many here, arrived on Monday to take a stenographic position at the First Ma tional bank.
 Mrs. Will Marian and little daugh- ter, and MT. Marlar's niece, Miss Sybil Marian, who had been in California visiting for more than a month, re- turned on Sunday night.
 Make it a point to see "Humores- que" New Years afternoon and even ing at the Orpheum. It is we'll worth the price and the ladies of the Social Service circle need the money to help the poor families of Flagstaff.
 Sergeant Macklin, instructor of Bat tery "A", spent Saturday in Grand Canyon, coming back convinced that there is nothing else in all the world that can make even a patch on that wonderful masterpiece of nature.
 Dr. A. J. Mackey, Jr., leaves tonight for his old home in Lampasas, Texas, to visit relatives and friends during Christmas; then will go to Houston for a couple of days, planning to get back to Flagstaff about the first of the year.
 John Zalaha, general manager of the big manufacturing interests at Cooley, dropped into town for few days the last of last week, on bus mess. Mrs. Zalaha is planning trip to the coast with the children, to re- main several weeks.
 Charlie Burlock, general manager of the Mossback Gold Mining con- pany, of Oatman, is here from his San Diego home for few days, arriving on Tuesday. He was sick for two nfk laa,,,r- l,. Coll but doesn't show it in reduced weight.
 Rehearsals evidence that the canta- ta, Christmas King," to be given next Tuesday night at the Orpheum, by the music department of the Wo- mans club, will be the star offering of the season. More than a score of Flagstaff's best male and female sing CTS have roles. It is an event to be looked forward to.
 w. S. Borum got home Saturday from trip of several weeks in this state and New Mexico in the interests of Kim, F1avo flour and None-Such products, and, after three days home with Mrs. Borum and the kiddies and a few business conferences with Fred J. Lusk, general southwestern sales agent for those products. left again. this time for western Arizona and California.
 The star of the Orpheum's attrac- tion next Monday night will be Miss Ruth Roland, former student at, the Normal school here. This young lady. whose home is in the southern part of this state, broke into the movie game in a small way only a short time ago and has reached the top in hurry. The setting of the picture is mostly at Grand Canyon, and it is said that the horseback leap Miss Roland took for the camera was really a case of either life or death.
 "Humoresque" one of the greatest attractions of the movie world, is well suited to the purpose for which it will be given at the Orpheum on the after noon and evening of New Years day, by the ladies the Social Service cir cle. It is benefit performance to as- sist the ladies in securing funds to continue the good work among tho needy families in Flagstaff. The price will be 75 cents. The same produc- tion in New York charged $2 admis- sion. This famous picture is well worth the price aside from the good work the proceeds are intended for.