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DIAMONDS LEFT ON SALE
1-carst, bue-whi solitaire diamond
..ione diamond rns: diamond: weigh -''
sao6 blue white solsaire diamond ring. $50 SO
sh carat. pur.,white solitaire diamond
II carat solitaire diamond ring; hand WV
some setting .-............,. S75
KAHN OPTICAL CO., 80
617 9TH St. NV.
FURNITURE.
..piEcE JAfASEsE sitting room suite 7newy.
couch and mattress, 7.5O; Stand and taboret.
mahosany ma ;a nn.h' $3.50 Apt $50 the cha.;ls-
OAK EXTENSION TABLE-pedextuI leg: and
four leather seat chairs to match: one arm.
chair; no dealers. 36l. y Hampshiye ave
Phone Col. G1itgI
EXCEPTIONALLY handsome San Domn 60
mshOgany colonial dining room, furniture; buf.
fet with Iattced mirror. xaGD; extension table
, 500 ten chairs. $3.50: seen by api,oin tinent at
private residence. 1893 22nd St NV, Phone
Main s173. A. +. Arnold Art Galleries, I3:,
q st. NV.
ANTIQUE CHEST DRAWERS s37 80; library.
card; sateeg. sewing sewing haIi and dining tables.
ne..A. 4 Arnold. aasionssr isas G st. 'nrs; n.m.
! BEDROOM SUITE lwsInup and wardrobe: NIL.
table and leather couch. $25. Col 9a7s. 355S
|
EEn m - splendid springs mattress; library
,ane ,a.. h,n,ng ming ta9is; Kitchen SAFE oven: Crex
CHEsT Of DRAWERS. bookcp,c, de.k- what.
not twalnnt. oak washstand co,lch cover
bedding nrsprfrs; s,.. s, must sell Apt. 10. 1926
| OAK sIDEB0ARD. 81; OAK bed 81: brussels
CARPET s.; highchair. 50 10; some brackrts'
| Call 46;s.J Sunday Q: after 6.
| LIBRARY TABLE and desk combined: prac-
doors: $40. Address Box .67.T, Star Office. !.
SET-5pi ivory bedroom: oak dining room
| set no dealers. 4sl y st. s.w
| HOUSEHOLD EfFECTs-Suites, table,- chair,
| refriserators. utensils. etc. 31l5 Warder
REFRIGERATOR. iron cot and chifrorobe
Phone Col. 170-J
BARRIER CHAIR. typewriter table, brass bed
complete. oak rocker kitchen table. 1905
u ST. NV. Apt. /.
LEAVING CIrY-Lesther davenport and chair.
dining room suite. bedroom suite and miscei.
laneOus furniture. Call rs Rock Creek Ch. rd .
/ SINGLE BED end other household furniture
for sale. 1320 Penna. ave. NV
DINING SET, gusrtered oak: wool fiber rug !;
| reasonable; no dealers. 800 Mass. ave, ne. .
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale NcNuI.
u. tH24 ST. Nv. LIST floor. Ring bell TWICE .
BRASS finished bed. y size: springs and mat
tress; lwantu gas iron. complete; almost new.
cheap. 800 10th
FUAED OAK bed dayenror'. Phone y. 37ss. .
iBUFFET-Iight quartered oak bufYet. ne,fect
condition; will sell wasonable Phone Col.
TOSS. oss
SEWING MACHINE. SIS; bruss beds cou.
piets. $50 and $35; Administer rug. OxI. sss
grass rug, 9xl2: drop-sde couch 20. dssL
table. $40. All perfect condition Gail swndo =
| between and pm: Monday, ( To 3 q n,
Apt. 9. 1882 Biltmore NV.
LIBRARY TABLE, mahogsny; good condition.
i405 st. Sc. Phone Linen. 1921 NC
BEAUTIFUL draperies. he'd, rugs. chairs and
ds vsnport Of well furnished home lG4 New.
ton pi. nv. Monday.
BUFFET, table spd chairs golden oak: slso
rug. Sell separstely. Col. 3S4o "
BNoLANDER COUCH. upright piaao. poech.
ColpObia SO91.
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Boarding and roomins house: near 13t
and Mass. ave; 25 rooms, several ba tbs
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Read our advertisements carefully T
best Is placed in our hands exclusively
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Marshall Business Brokers.

Small hotel: about ~ rooms; now filed I
capacity. Price reasonable.
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! 80 .s-ward Advertisement in 70 country
l Miller. Syracuse, y. Y L.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HOW MUtn have you to invest in Z CORPORA
t'on now paying dividends. that has Q rfovea
| product that will revolutiontse one Of ths
largest industries In the country. with real
| estate back Of your iuvsstmsutf full sx.
| risnaa'oa VIII convince you Of the safety SD
return Replies confidential. Addrsss Beg
| sST. Star Office.
REAL. ESTATE MEN offered attractive Flor.
good lands. drained, , railrcads. Trade. nc
crrtrd Addr-.. owners, LEAvIrr LAND CO.
| indianapolis, Ind.
AUTOMOBILE AGENCY for sale. established
| all expenses Only s.. .OM cnsh required hal
ance easy payments. Address Box i7s.k. Star
| office.
RAISE CArIrAI--Rcst methods. corporations
| organized and promoted everywhere. rul!ec.
! ti"ns. U. S, Legal Corp. oio Rond bldg.
WELL RATED. long established. dividend
no~ expanding iis business offers its So W..
| ruritiss in amounts OF 500 upwards; q suaran-
iced ,.n ir,I;%,n. s,n o.. mot speculation Address
AN ESTABLISHED millinery
business in the best shopping
block on g st. 1t will rent very
reasonable. l2l5 G. st. NV.
FOR sALE-roo, room and near beer stand
rs;n for quick sale; owner must leave city
Apply 30S King at, Alexandria. 2Ss
| FOR SALE-Delicatessen store. 81. no: special
| iains salads: good lc~ra ton NV: good business.
| Rent. $40 Address Rox 0T. Star once. .4s
! WANTED RoominE house At once: will pay
| cash. Addrrss Rox Git. Star ONCE.
AI-roMoRII.E repair shop for sale: good
street: fully equipped: all or part; cheap for
s:h; cheap rent Address Box SIT, star
FOR SALE : g. .ooo nrYS FINE CoNFtI
| tionsry~ cigar. light grocery and snft-drink
store: ssles ne average rsn s week days, sundays
lCAN SECURE one Of the most
desirable corner sites for large
moving picture or vaudeville
theater in the city. in the center
OF Washington's business and
Theatrical district. Very reason
able. Immediate possession.
Address Box 28-T. Star office.
LTNCHRo0M and oyster house Arsf-class,
l"ated 2l30 Pa. ave. NV. doing good bust
ness rent reasonable, "4s
OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE OR MORE PER.
sons. with about s2.00O cash. to invest in a
west section Money turned over three or It,n four
times 4 year at good profit. Investigate
RooMING House wanted: will pay cash.
Address BOX 161M. Star ONCE. 24s
FOR RENT-Dning room privilege in the
New Commercial Hotel 800 = st. n w. One NJ
the best locations in this city. + st. entrance
Apply TO manager Of the hotel.
FOR SALE-Good furnishing and notion store
Living quarters. Good business section Bar
gain for quick sale. Address Box so-M, Star
once
GROCERY store for sale: price very resso,
shle; excellent Investment. vincenxo Giulisno
DO u ST. NV. "a
CHEVY CHASE IAKlcONcEssiONs ron
rent. Ice cream and soft drinks bowling al
leys, shooting Eallery; Can be lea ssd sepa.
800 Kellogg BLDG. 1913 st. NV
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RoominS and boarding house: Is room
located near 10th and X sts. Price. $50
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MIRRORS FOR SALE. HAVE YOUR MIR
RORS RESILvERED LIKE NEW. BY SPE-
CIALIST. FOR VERY REST GUARANTEED
WORK. SEND TO CHAS. J. HARBEC. 40 II
ST. NV.
SAMPLE COAT SUITS in all spring St. les and
SHADES satin canton crepe. tricotine and serge
dresses; all in the latest spring styles: values
up to SIS; selling at a great sacrifice: $la.pj
and up. w. Rice. 1882 7th st. NV. opes
eyeninRs.
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koominG business and furniture of 20
rooms; hot-water heat; best downtown loca
ton: sickness cause Of selling Half price
at $l.aoO. Rent reasonable
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AonD cash and up. BY we'll known ma,rrn
.ur,hs company, to establish and manage ns,
sa.% rnen' distributing business in washington
| US extrs; safe investment; stapIe line. III.
>S opening; good for $4,000 . year or H. +.
Yer. WIN Big future. J. Williams. 1aOo Cod
dsrd bldg. Chicago. low "c
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POULTRY. PETS G. LIVE STOCK

POSTAGE STAMPS for collections at, low
prices. We buy collections and small lots for
cash. Pearlman's Book Shop. s3s q at. NV.
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-, ~ HEACTIFUL and pcturesaue North Ca,..-
ina ! oner for sale Mineral sprinc. Ha,si =.
eompIsteIy farnsSssq nsaI lake %
yearly: on railroad and hiahwss: ir,msS;., ~
277. Morgantown. y G. >'"' terms. BOX
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AUTO
AGENCY
hUkbn mr."

OPPORTUNITY
70 cash. bal. easy payne nts buys conn.
pie.e ootHt. demoostrat0r, stock Of pate nsv
hne opportunity to get in retail auto businss..
owner wants TO give his whole time 10 whnie'
sale end. Address Box 55-T Star oasc. ""'e
NCLTIGRAPH duolicst stin1 .6on--.-.:.-,-z-
equipment. Alb kresge bldg. iitb and a
-, . " . pm. 24s
ADVERTisiSG-Man with $500 cash "a t.E.
interest In Ss~s-kulletin Advertisin1 R,.sd
~ 30 net pfoht q year as your shsre G
uihe a opportunity for u saissmsn Add,e..
BIG PROf1TS-Iocal corpora tioa mann1.c
turing patented electric home necessity 49,
a real opportunity for large small mt,
ment: no brokers: investigate. Box 20 fTrt
81. station. A~
BAKERY for sale doing wholesale and ret. n
bUsinepe. Also branch retail store and .t..n
in market BafEatn II sold st once. inni1
LII. .CenveRtaaa HaQ -4akksk. xth AT X ~
n.ws
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D O |. l. \ r S IN
We supply qua ranteed high
grade stock and buy back
all hares six months OLD
weighing six pounds you
raise. at 81 10 $3.50 and
M a pair. and pay express
charges. Big profits. Use
back yard. ban, cellar. at
tic. Contract and illustrated
Catalog Pree. Standard Food
end Fur A8sociatio-. 4ob-K,
Broadway, New York.
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'oi l"l RiNt.-pr.vrn less than ~ IA les.
"dt - days: '"n"I 'an ~. sats!ac.u .u,r r,.s-
s'h Tor "6 aug attrar..Nr cd>h ~. sc, ,,i,lr,>.
H"N ..l /, Stnr rirs
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Rooming house: near 18th and Il sts:
rooms; splendid proposition. Price, &. ZOO
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money 81" '~'e time ana
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ness or furnished house.: S3OO lnc.i x.n,.i.I
osn,n nfS' payment. Address Box .44-r, sts,
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Iof rent unfurnished. exclusive roominr
mouse 10 rpoms. baths; located near LII,
@ nna MASS ave-; vacant May /: rent, $2.,j
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ANtoNA RooSrERS: shpppMrd's ) strain: eggs
.or Matching. 3135 cath x ne Phone North
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r,...,,siIAfiNE =, LII rnhsENIAfiNE wanted by estabIisbe;
,,aa,. aI,..iar'hfins corporation; open local ONO.
neri.orious proposition sold to merchants
Nhoiesaiers and retailers; should net sI0 nm.
. anhuAHa: ~, about 81 900 capital required. pres
ident h22 Reaper block Chics,o
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ARMY AND NAVY GOODS.
Mems SIip-ovsr Sweaters ......... rs
Mems Leather Puttees ................$3 3 7j
Mems Khaki Trousers ...................$2 81 II
Pup 1ents y w
Army Folding Cots. ......................$3 s.. 81
Alien Onlondllb - ID
Men Ahaki breecnes .Sl.oS
026 Pa. Ave. NV.
SIS DOWN. $l5 per month buys metal Gre
proof garage. constructed. $195 up. Iron"lad
Garage Company. Inc. 921 18th st. NV. Maia
6672.
SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTUREa. SAN.
PIE FLOOR AND cCCNTkR CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES. ..BUY AT THE FAC.
1ORY." RUsE 4 COMPANY. sos Low ST.
BALTIMORE. MD.
ARMY AND NAVY SHOES.
New Dress Rnsset Shoes. 81 e3
New Officers Plain Toe Shoes. IS. .43
New Navy Black Shoes. es..................$5. IS. IS
New Hob-natled Shoes. a...................A.5 -. 81
Reclaimed Russet Shoes. 81 .st
Army Gillette RasorS. rS....................N 81
New Army Knee Boots. pair. 81. -
New Army Hip Boots. pair. =
Inspection Of merchandise invited.
928 Pa. Ave. NV.
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| f'i.r coup". l"-n. drpaun,aul,s ita..lrr.
ric S,l3 cHsi,. ,oi. BbJl
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r, koominr house; Is rooms: near 11th and
n: newly papered and painted; rent. SO
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SoV" CohfohATIOS wants sale, ms n. 90 ;.
~e manufacture patented article n.s,.d In. ger ger
nihe million people: indorssd By U. 8 rors,n'
nM.n; no e"mpetition: should net SIC 90 an.
q W Washington, Chicsro' SCOTT
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$3.50 WEBER upright. $50: 5000 ycsa. Si25;
$3.50 ChickerinE, $50; $50 Sten. S275. and
several Other high grade pianos at sacrifice.
A. J.. Arnold. Auc'ioneer. 1873 6 81. NV.
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49,. ~ 81 MAHY's-Conc@.stons for rent
h, sre.m, am confectionery, soft drinks. cigar.
equipped and doing business a,,n,v =,
eresS hotel ~ Marys. Ieons rdtown' Nd
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hs Lie get In touch with some one who
49,, s,ious patented article which he
snMas s nnahred and Manufactured, Address with
,a ncieh. informa tion to justify personal in,.,'
view. ADDRESS Box 229-T Star of3ce
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| i'oiuE ih"usih~ or taNirah. rrnning every
Gay: 5000 casn. halauc. rasr t,uy,u,-n,S Al
| fr - Ls,N ia.-r. Star utii.a.
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co... ~ ahoM $50 I'D 500 weekly to your in.
come operating q mail order tAsine,s ~ xo,,,
OWE win our original mail order plan: can f,s
openIed by any one anywhere for few dollsr ~
&D0.O'O mail order CORPORA tion w,;1a y. ~
paas, tahk references and proofs The Cont.
Chicago Ill 81" "ieen ets-'
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l9lS HtPM0BlLE touring. completely rr-
painted and overhaul-d: in frs:-class condition
$3.50. Call. l. NJ, Hathaway, Col. 66sI-J. lsUi
MSoauinR ave-, Apt. S32,sss
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FORD TOURING cAR-Brand- new; starter
electric lights and lots of extras. 43I .; ST
nv
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
l acting and pantomlme.

real acting and pantomime.
 In Europe Max Linder is known as "the man who speaks with his face. He brides himself on remaining just one step ahead of the prevailing fash ion in mems clothes, both in private life and on the screen. and his favor ite doctrine is that it is as easy to get q laugh under a silk hat of per feet fit and finish as under battered derby.
 ITO me, he says, ''comedy Is neither more nor less than the exag- geration of perfectly normal situa- tions and emotions-an Xaggeration which does not necessarily imply burlesque. The surest laugh is the laugh at a homely situation, in which the comedian acts just as he would or may have acted in similar circum- stances"
 Pal" the Boston bulldog. who is one of Linder's ablest supporters, is known as one of the cleVerest canines on the screen. In this picture he contributes his full share of the laughs. Pal has been trained con- stantly since he was two months old. He is now two and a half years old and has a very promising screen ca reer ahead of him.
 stick Around" one of the first Pathe comedies with an all-neEro cast: a Prizna color reel. and the Columbia orchestra are the addi- tional features of the Christmas pro- gram.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

A play like Lilac Time requires actors of ability and confidence anC the fact that Miss Renick chose this remarkable drama for her opening in Phoenix shows the confidence she has open with iler this afternoon. And it is indeed a splendid organization that will give Phoenix playgoers an unusual treat for the next four weeks. Aside from the fact that Miss Renick is a local girl in whom everyone feels a personal interest and pride. she is a recognized artist of ability both on the legitimate stage and in the mov- ing picture world. Her support in- cludes Rodney Hildebrand, late lead ing man at the Morosco theater in Los Angeles; Ed Redmond, Paul
 Moore, Jack Phipps,. George Arm strong, Florence Midgley, Lottie Fletcher and Violet Metz, and dur ing the engagement of Miss Renick Phoenix playgoers will have no occa- sion to mourn the fact that there are no more road shows this season for come will be on a par with any of the average road shows
 The home coming of Ruth Renick is an event in theater annals of Phoenix and all the indications point to two capacity houses today of the hundreds
 of people who are anxious to welcome | her back home. Lilac Time" will run for the entire week with the usual
 n.atinees and a special Christmas matinee on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

ton of perhaps the pest-known love story in the world today.
 The story of Camille" as is well known, is one of love and sacrifice which came into the life of one of the most notorious women in Paris. She has met and fallen in love with Ar mand, a young student, and her whole
 bearing thrills in ecstasy. Her one
 aim is to atone for her past life
 through a life of devotion in her new found happiness. And Armand is
 equally as happy. But the parent Of
 the boy objects to the match, and
 calls on Camille to persuade her that
 her love will prove the ruination of
 a very brilliant career. It is in this sequence that Nazimova rises to the great emotional heights in the drama. It is a study that will always remain green in the affection of everyone who secs the drama, a fitting tribute to the art of one of the most accom- plished players who has ever ap- peared on either the stage or screen. | Dorothy Kelly never fails to bring | down the house with her clever sing | ing and whistling speciality. She is 1 duplicating in Phoenix the success i she attained in Los Angeles, in which city she is conceded one of the most dccOHlpI1SHtd or entertainers.
 The special musical program being 1 offered now at the Rialto is a feature | in itself. George J. Hayes at the mighty WurIitzer and Carol Reeds baby symphony syncopated orchestra | have captured Phoenix; their feature | number. in which both take part, is l positively irresistible
 Tomorrow brings Harold Lloyd to l the Rialto with an added feature in Charles K. Dimond's Hawaiians. pre-
 senting "A Night in Paradise Isle"
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
EVERYTHING FOR SALE'' |S COMING
 ID THE COLUMBIA

"Everything For Sale" featuring winsome May McAvoy, which is the offering for Tuesday and Wednesday at Mauk's Columbia theater. is The story of brave girl who defied coli- vention and refused to be sold into matrimony with a rich man whom she did not love but gave her heart fearlessly to the poor boy who loved her.
 In addition to the moral con veyed by this mighty picture, it is replete with thrills and tense mo- ments. In one scene the young star is accidentally locked in a close;. Tn her struggles to get loose she breaks rubber gas connection md before being rescued undergoes the agony of semi -asphyxiation.
 To get this effect Miss NcAvoy is said to have studied for weeks. She visited all the Los Angeles hospitals. especially the Receiving hospital where all suicide cases are taken. And she talked with many physi- clans and policemen who have seen such cases. Not to mention reading several books on the subjec-.
 There are right and wrong ways of being 'gassed.' says Miss Me Avoy. wisely. and I intended to avoid anybody writing in a5ou- in accuracics. I think even the doctors will say I was gassed riEht,"
 This scene while intensely dra matic is transcended by the one in which Edward SutherlanI, who plays the role of Donald Scott, is dashed against the rocks by incoming waves of an angry sea. So realistic was this scene portrayed that Suthe:l@pd bore bruises from the beating As received
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
holidav entertainment.

noiday enleftalnlnent.
 Camille as interpreted by Nazi- nova in this production strikes the very zenith of emotional appeal. It is production heightened in its strength through the modernization it has received at the hands of the Metro staff. Settings ultra modern, and the last word in beauty and gorgeousness, lighting schemes that prove a never ending feast for the eye; gowns that are easily the most elaborate even Nazimova has worn before the camera; a supporting cast in which every member is a tried and proven artist-sucll is the production which the Rialto will offer for the final times today.
 It has found the beautiful theater packed to its capacity throughout the entire screening. It has brought forth the most flatterinS of praise from the clientele of the house of exceptional features; it is a masterful presenta-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
LILAC T|ME" WITH RUTH REN|CK OPENS
 AT THE ELKS TODAY

Miss Ruth Renick will be "at home to all of her friends today at the Elks theater, where she opens a limited engagement in Jane Cowls greatest triumph, Lilac Time" one of the most beautiful plays ever given to the stage. Somewhat similar in beautys depth and appeal to her great success,
 'Smilin' Through" Lilac Time ac- tually touches the high water mark of excellence. In Lilac Time" Jane CowI was not only the star during its sensational Broadway run but she was also soauthor with Jane Murfip.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

fer many ddss.
 Presented on the same screen wi.h
 Everything For Sac" is Stuchars S0 piece symphony orchestra. Thls aoGed feature makes this one If the lirgs st ents ;ainme1t values seen here in some time, Of such mag nitude is the program endered by Stuchal's Symphony orchestra that only one presentation each evening is possible. This starts promptly at S;l5.
 This large program which also in- cludes Snub Pollard comedy and a Literary Digest topics reel is being presented at regular house p-ices. This announcement is made by the management in pursuance os their policy of giving Columbia patrons ! the most to be had with no advance in prices
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
DE MY WIFE" WITH. MAX UNDER |S AT
 COLUMBIA I ] J \ '

In keeping with the jovial spirit that prevails during the holidays is the program offered by Mauk's Co., lumbia theater today and Monday.
 Max Linder, famous French come dian, in his latest comedy, Be My Wife" heads the show. Be My Wife" is a rippling farce in six reels, written and directed by MT. Linder and concerns the humorous adven lures that befall Max in his attempts to outwit suspicious aunt and marry the girl of his choice.
 Unlike the average American screen comedian. Linder depends upon no eccentricities of dress or of manner to produce humorous effects. He is a great example of the continental school of acting which confines itself solely to the expression of ideas by
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
CAMILLE WITH HAz|MOVA IS AT
 TIE RIALTO TODAY

The RialSo Is offering for the final screenings today Nazimova. the in- comparable. in a modern version of Camille" g production of rare art istry- in which she is ably supported cx Rudolph Valentino, star of ""The >heik~ and The Four Horsemen," a program which. coupled with the spe- cisity offered by Dorothy Kelly, makes of the bill a mighty attractive
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
W00DW ARD MAYOR
WOULD HAVE HIS
CITY A HOME FOR
SICK EX-S0LDIERS

Mayor Freeman OF this city. in com
mon with the chief executives u moro
than $50 first class cities OF Oklahoma
has received an invitation from Judge
c. W. Herod, mayor of Woodward. to
attend a conference Of mayors to be
held in that city April "A and IS for the
purpose OF discussing ways and means
Of providing immediate relief for the
wounded, sick and disabled soldiers, sail
ors and marines OF Okiahoma
Mayor Herod states that propo-
stion is TO be made to the mayors Of
Oklahoma's cities at this conference
TO the effect that woodward is ,ffer-
ing 70 throw open her gates 20 tho
world war veterans OF Oklahoma and
dedicate 100 acres for the establishment
of world war veterans health res
toration park within five miles Of that
city.
In a tentative plan prepared for sub
mission Mayor ucrod outlines that ule
cities ~ Oklahoma are to be given free
space IN this park Tor the erection of
inexpensive open air screenci hunga-
lows In which each city may lodge It's
disabled soldiers until they become re-
stored ~ health and viror.
According TO estimates these hunga-
lows will not cost to exceed 81 500 each
with full equipment. whidl sum II is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25

DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE
EASTER MARKET AT SQUIRES'
ELECTRIC STORE SATURDAY arr
TEENO0N. BENEFIT ALTAR SO-
CIETY ST. MARY'S CHURCH.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25

thought can easily be raised by each
community.
The administration OF the institution
is planned to be placed under the state
commissioner Of health, and il is hoped
that the soldiers relief fund of approx
imately $4,000 may be used to cover
the overhead and operating expenses
of the institution.
Mayor ierod's plan contcmplates put
ting in operation at this health restora-
tion park within 60 days after the con-
ference of mayors. He stated that the
plan has been unanimously endorsed by
the Woodward post Of the American
Legion.
Mayor Freeman stated today that he
probably would attend the meeting as
he considered It good proposition and
that the amount necessary could easily
be raised "a tais city in few hours.
IL. h. Fell, commander OF the depart
ment Of Oklahoma. u the American
Legion states that the department has
not been notified OF this proposed action,