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Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

12 acres, $. w, acres pears. april cots and peaches; good house; sandy loam soil well; tank. A good buy se000, s3O00 cash
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

20 acres. N. w, room house, big screen porch: sandy loam soil; shade {; garaSe; newly painted; dandy home. S12,000, s40O0 cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
SEE GERREN, with O. K. REALTY co
 30 So. Second Ave.
Casa Grande Valley

BARGAINS PATENTED LAND 180 acres highly improved; fine house, pumping plant, etc. s150 an acre.
 160 acres, improved. s63 an acre. 160 acres improved. $40 an acre. 160 acres to lease. 40 acres for cotton lease share crop.
 HALL-BROWN LAND co.
 Casa Grande. Arizona. bb $50 ACRES, CLOSE IN. A WATER TERMS, s350 PER ACRE. 500 ACRES, 14 MILES WEST ON AQUA FRIA. A WATER, S250 PER ACRE.
 THESE ARE BOTH GREAT BUYS IF YOU WANT THAT SIZE. H. A. SMITH. 27 N. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 1922.
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Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

Nine acres, room house, screen Porches, wells, acres fruit; s. w. s6000, s30OO cash
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
Holt Heavy Disc Engine Flow

Practically new. disc. 2S inch blow. with complete extra set new discs, ex- tra castings etc. One look by man needing this tool will sell it. Holmes Wooton Ranch Co. Phone 1922. If
 BEES FOR SALE=Will sell my apiary. 240 colonies. for $2500 cash; bees in good condition. Good location. New honey house and equipment in cluded. Have more than I can handle. mile west, K miles south Tempe. Wm. W. Rohrig. If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

Ten acres, x. E. Best buy in valley on corner of paved road. s6500, s200C cash. Be sure to see this place.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
HOUSES & HOUSES

HOUSES & HOUSES 30 new homes in all parts of city. Tell us what you want and where you want your home. We have it waiting for voE. s650 to s25O0 down. from $4500 to sS000
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

trick house, 2 screen sleeping porches A dandy home. Good price and terms
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
For Sale-Real Estate

or O0lC-NC0l EStAtG CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 DEED LAND 160 acres, with house. good well and windmill; 3 miles from town. s65 per acre; half cash
 so acres or two 40's, best location fine land on main road and near school $50 per acre; s1,500 cash. 160 acres, miles from town. under project and good land. Only SO per acre; half cash
 S20 acres of the best land, near Mari copa- $50 per acre.
 s. c. MILLER COMPANY g N. First Ave-, Phoenix, Ariz. Casa Grande Hotel, Casa Grande.
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Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
Looking for a Money
 Maker

We have two bargains in apartment houses: they are both high class, ele gantly furnished: complete in every detail: one at $2O.0OO and the other s5O.00O. Net income over 15 per cent.
 WELDON REALTY co.
 I1O N list Ave. Phoenix
 Phone 30S3 r
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
High Class Homes

Broom brick residence, on N. Cen tral avenue. beautifully finished and absolutely modern. nice shaded lot, 62x 26O; $S500: s450o cash.
 7-roon brick, in kenilworth; yer: choice location; house is in excellent condition and modern throughout; a real bargain at ss500: easy terms.
 HOLT REALTY co.
 r. Adams r.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

ing completed. S5,O00. s2.000 cash. bal ance to suit. Northeast in restricted district. Call at 373 N. Fifteenth St. or see house at S61 N. Fifteenth St. Owner bs
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
A Million Auto Parts

Of over 250 makes and models. at a saving of 8 to go per cent We aim to satisfy or refund your
 money.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
 For sale, a Broom brick residence. Groom frame residence and one va cant lot. For price and terms, see NJ. E. Marlborough. 23 F.. Washington. Room 3. r
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
22& INVESTMENT

Close-in property. in line with trend of business growth of city, yielding better than = per cent now. For quick saie s6500 Immediate possession Write r. 0. Box 1269 for appointment n ef1o.v r,ronerfv 1T
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
LISTEN

4-room brick close to car line. shade and modern, $350o with $500 cash pay ment.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

FOR SALE-i.-foot soda fonnialn complete with carbenerator: good con dition. Johnson's Pool Hall, 14 East Washington. f,5s
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09
For Sale Miscellaneous

GAS RANGE for sale, or will trade for wood range or stove Phone Ss46-
 Id
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

WILL sell rug used only six months. cheap. 1t is sx12. Also have baby bed for s4 which is new. 1145 l.. Willetta street blk
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

FOR SALE-Cheap, 1 sulky rake. l Thomas mower. 1 buck rake. See l.. E. Knowlfon at American Railway Ex- press dept. bS
Arizona republican., 1920-02-09

acres, 4-room house, s2ooo; F cash.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
MOORES RIALTO-
"39 East" Popular.

Dainty. winsome, Constance Binncy,
star of stage and screen. in a
photodramatic adaptation of her
Broadway success 80 East the play
by Rachel Crothers, as presented by
Realart Pictures, continues to be one
OF the chief cinema attractions of the
week of Moore's Rialto Theater the
run closing next Saturday. Romance,
pathos, comedy. are all combined in
this, one of the cleanest and cleverest
screen productions offered in many
months.
The cast seen in support Of the
star Is exceptional, the entire original
company having been retained for the
film version. That the offering has
met with popular approval is demon
strated by the capacity audiences
which have greeted every perform
ance to date.
An unusual list OF subsidiary at
fractions together with musical
program that in itself is most at
tractive, complete perfectly ar
ranged and presented program.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
CRANDALL'S-
Norma Talm adge Remains.

Norma Talmadge VIII Continue inc
screened star Of the photoplay bill
at Crandalrs Theater throughout the
remaining days of the week in The
Captivating Mary Carstairs." one OF
the most interesting vehicles in which
she has recently been filmed. A
splendid production and strong sup
porting cast are important elements
Of the entertainment that serve to
set of to advantage the charming
impersonation Of the title role by the
screens most brilliant young star.
A supplementary feature OF marked
comedy strength IL "a London Bobby,
in which the title role is played with
a high degree of laughability by Snub
Pollard
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
LOEW'S PALACE
Dorothy Dalton Here.

Dorothy Dalton the brilliant emo
tional star of the photoplay, in the
splendid Paramount-Artcraft adapta'
ton Of Avery. Hopwoods stage play,
This woman-This Man" which has
been adapted under the more specific
title of Guilty of Love" constitutes
the screen Offering Of dominant i'm
portance at Loew's Theater for the
remaining days of this week, the run
closing next Saturday night
GUILTY Of Love" affords Miss Dali
ton ono Of the most commanding emo
tional roles Of her whole photoplay
career and her latest starring produc-
ton 10 amply and attractively sur
rounded by a compelling array of
added screen and musical features of
the firut rank.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
Thomas Meighan, in "Prince
Chap" Inaugurates Season.
Plenty of Entertainment
Coming for Theater-
goers.

Spick and span from pit TO dome.
box-orice to stage, equipped with new.
comfortable, modern chairs through
out and with a new ventiiating system
that Is guaranteed TO make IL one of
the warmest In winter and the cool
est In summer and at the same time
most hygienic house In the country.
Moore's Garden Theater will open Its
doors Sunday next for the season OF
ls20-is2i. presenting . series OF super
productions In every way equal and
In the majority of instances superior
to any or those which In the past
have made this one of the most pop
ular ''homes OF the cinema" to be
found In Washington.
Edward Peple's charming play, The
Prince Chap" with Thomas Meighan
In the stellar role, 10 accorded the
honor of being the opening attrac-
ton. and from advance reports is
we'll deserving OF same.
The central ngure OF the story as
played by Mr.. Meishan, of THE
Miracle Man" and Male and Female"
fame, is stated to be one OF the finest
characterizations this accomplished
artist has ever given. A truly notable
cast supports him, including such
we'll known favorites as Lila Lee.
Kathlyn williams. Theodore Koslor.
Ann Forrest. Charles Ogle. and Cas-
son Ferguson.
The glamour of artists studios and
beautiful models, the fare OF life and
laughter. the thrill of wonderful love,
the tender touch OF a homeless baby
girl are all blended by these stars
into a radiant romance that will GER
tainly creep close to your heart.
As Is usual at all of Moores
Theaters. the policy of presenting
subsidiary attractions that equal and
In many instances rival the feature
in appeal and interest, will be con-
tinued at the Garden, with special
orchestral features to complete the
BILL that is always as near perfection
as possible.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
SHUBERT-B T-BELASCO-
Frances Starr in "One."

The Belasco Theatcr will be the
Iscene of a Belasco production next
week. when David Belasco will pre-
sent Frances Starr in a new play by
Edward Knobiock entitled, "One'.
Immediately preceding her engage
ment at the Belasco Theatre. New
York. This play, which marks the
third that Mr.. Knoblock has written
especially for Miss Starr, is said to
offer that popular favorite unusual
opportunities to display her un-
questioned artistry.
Probably no actress. yet alone one
20 young, has ever created SO many
roles of complex nature as Miss
Starr or in which her versatility was
put TO such severe tests. Not only
has she triumphed in roles that ran
the gamut of human emotion but also
proved herself delightful COM
edienne.
In her latest play, Miss Starr is
said to have been provided with a
role that will afford her splendid op-
portunities, Of which she naturally
will take full advantage.
Mr.. Belasco has engaged a cast of
distinguished players to support Miss
Starr, including Randle Ayrton,
Philip Desborough. Martin Lewis,
Theodore Babcock. Marie r. Burke,
Clara Sidney. Daisy Belmore. Lulu
Ayrton.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
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The Washington times., 1920-09-02
POLLS f.
wild Cherry" Coming.

The opening attraction OF the sea-
son at Polls next Monday night will
be Ruth Shepley, In a new Comstock
and Gest production, entitled wild
Cherry" Guy Bolton. who has as
many IL not more successes TO his
credit than any playwright now In
tho public eye. 10 the author OF the
new piece. described as . comedy OF
character and sentiment. and afford
ing Miss Shepley an opportunity to
appear In q most appealing role.
wild Cherry" consists of pro-
logue and three acts, the scenes being
laid in the office Of Carson and Moore
In the First National Bank Building
of Giiead. Ohio: the old Moore home
stead in New Blandford, VT: and a
summer home at Roslyn. Long Island
The prologue opens in the midst OF
run on the bank of which Bob Carson
and Sam Moore are in charge. Carson
shoulders the blame and goes to
prison. and the action Of the play
proper begins fourteen years later
when he has completed his term.
Supporting Miss Shepley. will be
Tim Murphy. Kenneth Harlan. Gilbert
Douglas, william H. PrinGle, Eleanor
Martin. Edwin Strawbridgc. Rose Win
ter. CASTOR Bell, Mary Thompson,
Charles Newsom, and Arthur Fitzger-
aid. Clifford Brooke 10 staging the
production.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
COSMOS
One-Act Comedy Comes.

The noted Carolina Singers. an ar
tistic octet of exceptional singing
powers. and Herman Lieb and COM
pany in the one-act classic comedy by
Joseph Medill Patterson entitled
Dope" will be the outstanding
features of next weeks bill at the
Cosmos Theater. OTHER acts will in
dude Can and Carrie Avery in "The
Fortune Teller" laugh in black
face; George Armstrong. in topical
hits; Jean Granese and company in a
surprise in song; Mykoff and Vanity
In a dainty bit of terpsichore, and
Langdon and Smith in fine spe-
cialty.
The extraordinary matinee attrac
ton will picture Charles Ray in
Homer Comes Home" Larry Semon
1. "The Stage Hand" a new Mutt and
Jeff, and the Pathe News pictures will
complete the bill.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
BOBBY BARRY PEEVEG;
MAY GO TO COURT
Loses Bet TO Miss Bolton When
.Weejeer Board Gives
Him Tin.

Bobby Barry. diminutive comedian
with the maids OF America" this
weeks gala attraction at the Gaysty
theater. 10 going into the courts
against the manufacturer OF the ouija
board in AN attempt to recover q bet
he lost to Miss Doris Bolton. of the
same company, since the arrival Of
the troupe In Washington.
Barry was never In court before
and he Is at odds as TO whether
Hixoaor win take judicial notice of
the fact that . ouita board always
tells the truth. but nevertheless. the
Gayety star thinks he has q Just claim
against the inventor and producer OF
the great American indoor psstime.
A certain horse was to run over
the course at Saratoga Monday and
Barry put down on him for all he
was worth. But before taking this
step he sought and obtained the
friendly advice of the weeJes. to his
unspeakabie' regret
Needless to relate the other end OF
the bet was taken by Miss Bolt on.
who knows nothing about horses and
still less about that form Of gambling
which the federal authorities here
object to. but she II firmly convinced
that whatever the wesjee says, II is
safe to put your money down on the
contrary. so she grabbed the op-
portunity TO nick Barry for a goodly
portion of his weekly stipend.
Miss Bolton 10 newcomer In
burlesque. having been featured In
vaudeville topliners during the previ-
Gus years OF her theatrical exper-
ience. Barry. long a popular favorite
with burlesque fans along the
Columbia circuit. is so short in
stature that he will occupy a high
chair IL ever he goes into court, as he
threatens, to sue the maker of the
oujis boards for his bitter misfortune
Barry was chiefly known to fame
In the past seasons ~ q team mate
OF tho famous Al X. Hall. now with
the Sporting Widows Company.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
THE STRAND
Opens New Program.

Next week beginning Monday, La
Dor Day. will mark the Inauguration
of the Strands new policy for the sea
son OF 1920-21. when this house viii
offer a complete vaudeville show con-
sisting OF seven headline numbers, to-
gether with a first run photoplay at
traction at all performances and with
orchestral features, short compli-
mentary subjects being offered in ad-
dition at the late matinee perform
ances.
The Mystic Hanson Trio will be the
feature offering of this great all-star
show, others appearing being the
King Brothers, Herculean comedy
athletes: Mack and Dean offering
harmony and nonsense; the -Four
Ushers, Breaking Into Vaudeville"
Charles Harte and company with ex-
elusive songs and novel dance idea
the McGinty Kids, child entertainers,
and other acts of equal merit and
popularity. The premier photoplay
presentation for the week will bring
George Walsh in his latest Fox pro-
duction "Sink or Swim" short sub
jects together with special orchestral
features complete the program.
Will Morrissey's "Overseas Revue"
with an all-star cast including
Blanch ,Latell and Billy c. Welp and
Broadway beauty chorus that any
manager might be proud of. is this
weeks headline attraction of the pro-
gram; with the Forraros, clowns ex-
traordinary; Willie Smith. the "jest
or singer" and Francis and DeMar in
their amusing songs, comedy and
pianoIogue skit entitled Making
Good" as other numbers OF pre-
sentation which would be hard to
I equal much less beat.
The photodrama for the week pre-
sents Miss Shirley Mason in a dainty
comedy offering THE Little Wan
derer." this portion of the program
being enhanced by the exclusive
showing Of Ben Turpin in his latest
comedy screen, He Looked Crooked.
Other short subjects, together with
special orchestral features complete
the bill.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
SHUBERT-GARRICK-
EAST Lynne"

Washington will say goodby to the
Garrickers next week, which will be
the nineteenth week that this popu-
lar organization has entertained the
Capital this season. Last year their
season was seventeen weeks.
For their nnal weeks offering. in
Difference to the requests from many
Of their admirers the F. street organi-
zation will stage a revival of East
Lynne" a play that has lived longer
than any Of the modern ones.
East Lynne" Is probably the
best known of any play written
during the nineteenth century, but
strange to say, II has not been seen
in this city for nearly twenty years.
Hence the Garrickers' revival will be
a welcome one.
There will be the usual Thursday
and Saturday matinees, together with
an extra holiday matinee on Monday,
which is Labor Day.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
LOEW'S COLUMBIA
THE Fortune Teller

The attraction of featured import
ance at Loew's Columbia theater for
the final three days of the week. be-
ginning today. will be Miss Marjorie
Rambeau, the noted stage and screen
artistic, in "The Fortune Teller" the
newest screen starring production for
this famous emotional actress. "The
Fortune Teller" will constitute the
final production to be shown under
the policy of semi-weekly change of
program at Loew's Columbia.
Beginning next Sunday, Loew's s
Columbia will inaugurate it's new
exhibition idea Of continuing the run
Of photoplay super-attraction for a
period limited only to the demand OF
the Washington public.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
GREAT FALLS PARK.

Tho concluding days OF the summer
season at beautiful historic Great
Falls Park will be made unusually at.
tractive to pleasure seekers who md
a days outing here one OF the enjoy
able summer events. Saturday and
Sunday the musical program BY tho
Great Fails Ladies' Orchestra will
feature review of the summers
SONG and dance hits. Monday, Labor
Day, a varied program Appropriate TO
the day will include concerts. dano-
ing, games. and many outdoor sports-
Fishing, boating and kodaking con-
tinus to attract many to this piotur-
ssouo resort. EXCELLENT fast and frs-
ouent electric train service from the
terminal at Thirty-siSth and N
streets to the Fails will BE- main
tanned
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
KNICKERBOCKER-
The Yellow Typhoon."

the yellow Typhoon," a First Ma
tionaI special production starring
Anita Stewart, will be the chief fea-
ture of the photoplay bill arranged
for presentation today and tomorrow
at Crandalrs Knickerbocker Theater.
Miss Stewart is seen In one OF the most
conEenial roles .she has ever in
terpreted upon the screen. A magnifi-
cent material investiture and splendid
supporting cast add to the interest of
the showing. On Saturday only of
this week, Mildred Harris Chaplin will
occupy the place of stellar promi-
nence on the Knickerbocker program
in her most recent release. Polly of
the Storm Country"
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
NATIONAL
Mitzi in Lady Billy.H

Lady Billy" Is the new musical ro-
nance chosen by Henry w. Savage
for Mitzi. the only comedienne star
prima donna, who will be seen at the
New National Theater the week Of
Sunday. September 8. The book and
lyrics are from the pen OF Zelda Sears,
and Harold Levy Is the musical COM
poser. The metropolitan singing cast
Is composed OF Boyd Marshall, Sydney
Greenstreet, Beatrice Constance, Ar
thur Uttry. Jean Ncwcombe. Jose
phine Adair. Charles Gay and the Col
lenette.
A singing and dancing ensemble,
that presents q sheen Of color. IL COM
posed OF ouartets, sext6ts, and octets.
There 10 also the Billy male quartet.
Mr.. Lazy will conduct the Henry w.
Savage orch estra-
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
b. F. KEITH'S-
Spanish Dancers CorainR.

Next woek at B, F. Kcith's Theater
therc will be an extra matinee at 5
p. m. on Labor Day. with Edouardo ani
Elisa Cansino and their American and
Spanish dancers IN q dance spectacle
that took New York By storm. Billy
Arlington and company will romp
through mistakes Will Happen"
Krans and I.a9niis will offer Jazz
Tunes and stops;" rranois Renault
will give "A Fantastic Revue" with a
sartoriai displays Arnold and Lambert
will prescribe pills." Mason and Colo
will show what 90 pay "Just for a
KISS" CsmillaA birds In their
feathered acting and other nets and
house attractions will round out the
holiday list
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
FOLLY
Broadway Bellies"

broadway Bellies" Will open q
weeks engagement at the Folly
theater next week. beginning sun
day at 3 .. m.
Take a collection OF the latest
songs OF every description, a va
riety OF gorgeous costumes, several
comedians, a. pinch of plot. elaborate
stage-settings, a vivacious soubrette
and mix with oodles OF agile and
pretty girls. Flavor with spicy
lines. add lots Of pep and serve at
high speed on a well-lighted stage,
and you have what Joe Oppenheilner
aud Joe Levitt have done with this
burlesque show.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
GLEN ECHO PARK.

Glen Echo will be the mecca for
thousands of picnickers Labor Day,
according to the reservations that are
being made for outings. No one big
organization will have the use of the
park on Monday. which assures all
who wish 1t, the use of the spacious
picnic groves. Sunday Afternoon and
evening. Sol Minister and his band
will be the principal attraction, ir
connection with the forty amusement
devices.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
METROPOLITAN
Viola Dana Here.

For the remaining days of the week
at the Metropolitan. Viola Dana will
continue to fascinate lovers of breezy
comedy-drama in the stellar role Of
The Chorus Girls Romance" one of
the sprightliest camera subjects ro-
Gently released.
Snub Pollard contributes the chief
supplementary feature OF the current
bill in Money to Burn" an amusing
comedy. The adventures OF the SHIN
my dancer who married the mental
prodigy continue to draw large
houses.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
SIGNS LONG CONTRACT.

Kenneth Webb, who recently COM
pieted "rhs Master Mad" with Lionel
barrymore, which Will be released
Though Biyst National, has signed a
three-yssr contract to make = ssrtss
Of brodustiens uith this and other
stars for Whitmaa Bennett, His SEE
esd BaYrymers production, "Ths
DEVILS Gardsn," from the novel OF
the same nsms By w. u. Maxwell, 10
new nearly finished
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
CHEsAPEAKE BEACH.

LArUe orowdH are expected AZ
Chesapeake Beach during the next
two weeks, considered the most de-
liRhtful season OF the year there.
Fishing. which has bsen tho best in
years, remains excellent. Saltwater
bathing. grabbing, and boating are
other popular pastimos, Bert ssuis-
mans Jans orchestra still 10 dispsns-
ing Wild music daily for free dancing,
Bxoeilont excursion train service Will
be maintained daily until tho middle
OF September, when tho summer sea,
son will end.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.

Chevy Chase Iaks, with It's two
dance paviiions and With the MeyoI
Davis orchestra playing music OF the
peppiest nature, Is attracting many
enthusiastic dancers. Jazsiest jar
music, dreamlest waltz music, and
peppy foxtrots are all in tho program
furnished nightly by the Meyer Davis
orchestra,