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Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
pIJN,s REPORT

NEW YORK, Oct. 7-Dun's tomor- row will say:
 With unrecognition of the unfavor- able features which still prevail, the fact is, nevertheless clear that busi- ness is reviving gradually. Some of the current improvement is seasonal, a sudden turn to lower temperature quickening retail trading, but gains also appear, which plainly are not due to death influences. The Pacif- ic Northwest reports an enlarging de- mand for lumber from the east, while iron and steel output at leading cen ters is rising above the point of ex- treme depression of last summkr. Weekly bank clearings, S6,528, PAS, ,000.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
Greene & Griffin
  TEI. 1914. 124 N 1ST AVE
5 Acres, $500 Cash

Some bargain, house. plenty of fruit, corner location, close in near paved road and school, ideal chicken ranch. Only s2300. o. K Realty Co.,. 232 w. Jefferson. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08

Butter lower; creamery extras, seconds, 30@32c. Eggs unchanged; {; 445z; standards, 3s1a; firsts, 34@43c; receipts, 4,S19 cases. Poultry, alive, unsettled; fowls, 13@22c; springs at 21 cents.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
13 Head Cattle 13
CONSISTING OF


 2 high grade Jersey cows, l Jersey heifer 1 year old, Holstein and Jersey cows, Guernsey and Jersey cows. l Holstein heifer. fresh in about l month.
 Holstein and Jersey heifer. springing,
 ? Holstein and Jersey heifers. fresh in March,
 l Holstein heifer. months old, l Holstein-J ersey heifer, bred, 1 work team, weight 2400 lbs. l Ford touring car, 1917 model 100 YOUNG HENS, BULLETS 60 R. I. Reds, 40 White Leghorns. l boys bicycle. good as new. HOUSEHOLD GOODS ]. Good dining table, small range. kitchen cabinet, refrigerator, beds and springs, dressers, rockers, fold ing chairs, canvas cots, mattresses, sewing machine, dishes. tubs. cooking utensils. 3-burner oil stove. oil heater, farm machinery and garden tools and many other articles usually kept on the ranch. 2ik acre ranch for rent.
 J. w. GRIGGS. OWNER,
 TAYLOR & MASONER,
 AUCTIONEERS bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE

ALTO sTAeEs-To 
  .ar Avondale For Sep Jefferson Street.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Oct. 7-Foreign bar silver, 70Ac; Mexican dollars, 54 If.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
sToRKs ROLE IN SPAIN

Frederick Dessauer in the Frank
 furter Zeitung.
 In Spain storks seem to have changed their profession. Here no one knows the legend that they bring children. Instead thev regard the churches You see them, in flocks of twenty or even fifty, perched upon the lofty ca hleS
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
HUMoRINo A FANCY

What did you do with the man who rocked the boat?' inquired Dante.
 'They gave him an asbestos canoe'' replied the imp, put him on brin- stone lake and told him to rock to his hearts content.'-W ashington SStar
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08

FOR SALE-3-room frame house, screen room and garage. corner lot' easy terms 14n5 F. Roosevelt. hs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-08

SS05. pa
 BUY a modern new six-room brick bungalow. garage and rooms in rear 1244 F. N1oreland St. Owner bs
 WANTED LISTINGS-The man who wants to sell or rent will profit by listing with us.
 NORDEN'S REAL ESTATE CO.,, 4O5 F. Washington. Phone 4776 r
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
THE DAINTIEST LITTLE HOUSE

IN all the Jersey hills; water rights on chain
OF pretty lakes, specially built for year round
occupancy. fine trees. high ground; seven
rooms tiled bath. beautiful aud rcfinc&
neighborhood. sale only. Plot looN2to feet
fine street IN Jerseys best purely residential
committing section: elegant oak shade trees
~ n IN diameter. Property was brand new
ono and one-half years ago. Easy ComuIuta-
ton New York city. Every convenience fof
comfortable living. Invest a little cash and
what you nov lose paying rent and own y0ut
own home. Can be bought for $500 ctsl-
balance on mortgage. Ready TO move into
shades and electric fixtures all In. baau.
ftlty decorated and newly renovated. l'H
price, $40, 500 NJ. a.. Post office BcN llt
CITY Hall s alton. New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Tiel d ston n

SUBURBAN STUDIO HOME-Witl sacri-
flee for So 600 cash. balance OF 80 900 on
easy terms. almost like rent buys il has 10
large rooms. . tiled baths steam heat. par
quet floors running water, every convent
ence. Beautifully situated on corner plot, 100
xl60 IT. Fine garden space. shrubs and flow
crs in profusion. Close 10 pretty lake, stoCked
with fish. Select. conRenal neighbors' good
markets, school and churches near ~ Ihis
IS n chance Of u lifetime TO obtain a home n
fraction OF real worth. Could not he dupli
Gated at less than Si6,500 Ideal commute
tion. within the hour y New YORK. eiH.
~. WORCESTER. 10 Broaway. New ioi@
city, suite 1912 Tel 1870 Corlandt.
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Borough Of Bronx-Sale or Rent.

10 rooms, . baths: electric lights; parquet
floors near subways and elevated. terms
J. NJ KELLY 1853 w 126th
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Borough of Queens.
New Jersey.
BOARDERS WANTED.


WASHINGTON HEfGHTS-Cood home for
elderly person scmi-invalid: practical
nurse, private elevator. G. 1880 Herald.
Wash. Hgts.
g3D ST. f2S-130 w.-Can Accommodate few
more table guests. parlor dining.
10TH. 10 W.-Large front rooms with
ceIlent board reasonable.
fo6TI 3i4 wEST.--LARGE ROOM. BOARD.
IDEAL LOCATION.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

LANCE or . family house IN Westchrstcr
county. large plot not over $500 no
garage Address particulars. y l33 Herald.
Herald 50.
WILL. buy house, Chester HUI. Mount Yer
non az nenr station New Rochelle, at once.
BAILEY 2iiA 9th av. Harlem 1857
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

Mestchcstcr--SnIc or Rert.
NIT VERNON. Invest $40 monthly toWard
home; ready cut houses. w. 8, CONETRtfC.
TlON CO, Suite 200. is2 Npssau IT., n. VI
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery 70 iith St.. Inclusive
BUILDING, q story AMI basement. 1000 "a.
~ eale Oh lease. ideal for warehouse I.
reasonable NELSON OFFICES, tji Mas
sau ST. Hcekmau pil0
DOWNTOWN or UPTOWN SPACE.
Desk ROOM $50. private office, $50 and up
also mail privilege, g. monthly, telephone
attendant: excellent service. no lease re
uuircd For uptown, 30 Fourth av. topposite
Wanamaker's). For downtown, 206 Broad
way. Phone go Worth
GREENE ST 33.3a.
NORTHWEST CORNER GRAND ST.
First LOFT G5X100
heat and elevator
wM r. WALKERS SONS.
200 Broadway. New York
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above lIth 81 10 59th -. unciusiye).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

MIDDLETOwN y. Y.--For sale, 2h story
frame dwelling, consisting of 10 rooms, all
modern improvements; in heart OF city resi-
Dental section; , blocks from depot; cheap
FISCHER & ADLER. 2951 w. Sth st. Phone
cnnpN lslnnd oSd
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Borough of Brookiyn-sale or Rent.

DECATUR ST-Complete story basement,
stone, 2 family dwelling IL rooms. batha,
dumbwaiter. furnace; fine block. cheapest
house on street: for $40, $50. T.. c. KETCH-
AM. 20 Cortlandt St. n. Y.
FLATBUSH-Scm detached, brick. rooms
and bath. electric, furnace heat. model
hcme; minutes TO Interborough subway sta
tion, Newkirk av.; asking $li 800, payable
81, ,OO0 cash. see this house and make offer.
owner, 34l7 av. y. Phone Fatbush 2s5SR.
FT.ATBUSII Two family bargain, So $50
IL rooms ANfERSFoRT PARK REALTY
CO., 1874 Flatbush av., corner av. ]. Mid
wood 22S0.
HENRY s. MOTT CO. city, country rosl
estate. a67 Fulton St. brooklyn. Main 40e7.
NO CASH.
New six or seven room stucco Flatbush
house. with garage: may be bought no cash
down; only requirement Is monthly payment
equal to fair rents win decorate 10 suit
WILLIAMS DEXTER CO, INC.
72 Greenwich av.. n. y c. Rector G5s3.
PfERREPoNT 81, - For sale. rcasonablc.
on tire Heights, minutes from Wall ST..
elegant three story dwelling and extension
dining room. ]. +. ZEIlEGA. Phone Main
b52O.
S. % ST.-Near Berry St. 3 story and base
ment brick and brownstone, occupied by 3
families; bargain, $1,000. Phone Grocnpont
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

age, 796 9th av., New York.
THE QUEENSBORO CORPORATION,
so East 42d st.. cor. Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Borough Of Bronx.

TINToN Av., 1249.-Light room for ladies':
rent S4-ST. Mrs. GUARD. Phone Tre-
mont 4D71.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above I4tli st. 10 59th st. unelusivc).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

70 600 H. modern brick factory. power plant,
driveway fircproof vault. electricity; sac
rificc below cost. many others KLEIN q
60. 800 journal So Building, phone Bergen
HOgD jersey city.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Borough Of oueens--snle or Rent.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bungalow. ON a large
plot: every modern Improvement, also n
corner house In Hollis, rooms; minutes
20 station. Tel. Jamaica iOIi.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Westchestrr-Sale or Rent.

PLEASANTNILLE-Sa only, acres: Ital-
ian style house; attractive grounds and
gardens: garage and gardeners cottage
S3S. 500 Murray Hill 1850
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

G.. HAIRY ABBOTT.
Shore front property. Stamford. Conn.
SUMMER cottages for sale; two. ) and 6
rooms, at Highland Lake, Winsted: rea-
sonabe price; good terms. Write 7. n,
BRONSON Winsted. Conn.
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BEAUTIFUL corner, rooms, bath, over
looking Central Park: gentleman. Phone
Columbus 1861.
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Above 18th st. TO 59th 1t. Qnclusi,e).
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above iath IT. 10 5oth It. Inclusive)-
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
New York state-sale or Rent.

30 minutes out: artistic house. Il rooms
baths garagc. MnrraY Hill 4639.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island---Sale or Rent.

Long Island-Sale or Rent.
BUILDING. corner. brick. two story. haso-
mont 30 II. frontage ideal business loca-
tion two ~ n. gaAs windows; no agents.
BoS 36I, Fort Washington, L. !.
GARDEN CITY.
Immediate possession, Z roms. 2 baths.
white Colonial ciaphoard. with green shut
ters, hot water heat, every Improvement.
bargain nj si7 800, terms. Cail Fita Roy
52iS, JOHN w. ROSS I VI auh IT,
SPRINGFIELD, y. I.--1iouses and lots. bar
gans sCHABEHORN, opposite station.
Phone Springfield 1911.
81 900 cash. balance like rent secures thig
beautiful Colonial house, tax exempt for
ten years. 3 rooms, tiled baths with built
IN tubs white enamel trim, open fireplare
inclosed porch, gas, steam heat and electric
fixtures. large plot, beautiful shrubbcry
trees aud hedges; charming. parkllke sur
roundlngs near the water and station. %
minutes out two golf and country cIuba
close by. ALFRED FtZA, Jr. room f3ft.
80 Vanderbilt av. Telephone Vanderbilt aiS5
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.
LOFT TO LEAS

LOFT TO LEASE.
Fircproof building, ~ East 10th ST., near
Broadway, second floor. 44Ns4; elevators
Immediate possession. WM. u. FITZPATRICK,
owner. 140 broadway. Cnrtlandt sA03
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

ATTRACTIVE lofts, 20, 900 feet, 40x14o 20T-
2O9 y. 49th. 1854 Academy, owner.
BROADWAY. 416. cor. lofts. So 900.
y. 18th St, cor, 18th. lofts. $500.
FOR Rent-Very desirable small private of
flee, with telephone service Apply room
i4i0 81 Union Square.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

4ITH, 70 W.-Large front ROOM, nigh CEILING,
French windows, suitable for studio. show
room or light business. Bryant 917I.
57TH STREET STORE
800 West, single store especially suitable
automobile accessories, &c: 81 500. Apply
SUPERINTENDENT, $50 .332 West 5Sth St.
124 w. 36th st.-Store and basement to rent,
suitable for any business. rent $3.50 per
month: size fsxioo: immediate possession.
Apply METROPOLITAN ELECTRIC CO.. Al
W. nRth st.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

BROOKS & MONANp
ttEAT, ESTATE MORTGAGES,
it5 BROADWAY. PHONE RECTOR 22gT.
I HAVE various amounts up 10 $40 600 to
lend second mortgages, New York or
Brooklyn property. Principals only. Apply
a. y. STUrEL, ~ W. iith e.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

TO close an estate; 1909 woodycrest av,
near 16sth: ( story double flat; 60 IT..
front; two rooms, tiled BATH electric. each
floor; exceptionally well built price $50. 900 ;
free and clear; win leave $1,000 on mort
gage, years; present rent $4,000 yearly
also vacant plots, o5xlt5, Nelson av., near
I61th, and 100 II. front irregular, Woody
crest av.; $4,000 for both parcels. RYAN
q 90 40 w to1th
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

from Grand Central. beautifully furnished
room bachelor apartment; . single bed
rooms, one private sitting room, private
bath, electric lights telephone service; ref
erences exchanged. For full particulars call
1i7 w. 18th at
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Borough of Brooklyn.

HEIGHTS 1255 Hicks st.).-Comfortablyf fur
nished room; telephone. electricity other
conyeniences
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

ARCHITECT wants 1000 So feet on or east
of 9th av., between 10th and 59th SITS. !;
light will suitcase. A 263 Herald. Her
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

SMALL store in good location, stand in
office building, suitable for cigars. Ad-
dress CONFIDENTIAL, 1858 Herald. Herald
50,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APAh1MENlS FURNISHED.
BEAUTIFUL corner. . rooms. bath. over
looking Central Park: gentleman. Phone
Columbus 1861.
FOR rent from May 1. . rooms and bath,
furnished apartment, in apartment hotel,
East Side in the Cos: front rooms: meals
can be obtained in house restaurant or served
In rooms; exceptional opportunity for one or
two persons. G 511 Herald. $50 Broadway.
LUDLOW, overlooking Hudson, 50 minutes
from Grand Central. beautifully furnished
j room bachelor apartment, single bed
rooms, one private sitting room, private
erenees exchanged. For full particulars cal
ff1 w. 46th st.
OWNER, leaving, sacrifices rooms, ele-
gantly furnished; modern apartment: ele-
vator: telephone; Palisades view; exclusive
residential section; lease assures reasonable
rent. Apply HEIGHTS ART SHOP, 1910 st.
Nicholas ay. d12dl.
TWO and three room suites, most attract
lively furnished and conveniently situated
highest class hotel service: unsurpassed
cuisine: leases. HOTEL SCHUYLER, 81
West 45th 81. Bryant ISL
WEST END AV., 5t2 ts5th) completely
furnished front apartment, consisting of
living room, bedroom bath and kitchenette,
CARPENTER.
aoTH ST. AND 9TH Av.-Entire floor. two
huge rooms, bath and kitchenette; very
quiet: especially suited for writer. Wand. 4427.
35TH ST. 10 E.-Apartment of large
rooms, all outside consisting of two bed
rooms, living room kitchen. bath: third
floor. Telephone Vanderbilt 1872. Monday
after II.
5sTH ST. ~ W--Furnished. six large rooms,
bath. very cool in summer; May to Septem-
her. Tel, Plaza 1928. Shown by appointment.
61ST ST, 10 WEST (Pasadena). corner
broadway elevated. subway; newly
decorated >. ro, .ns, bath. overlooking park,
bountiful closets, light, linen, maid service
included. S30-S50 weekly, Sl25-S250 monthly
restaurant in building. Columbus 400
i2D ST, 10 West.-Two bedrooms, large lv-
Ing room; southern exposure: elevator: res
ts4urant in building. Col. 93oi Richards.
72D ST.. 1i6 WIN sublet newly furnished
apartment, two rooms and bath; maid SER
vice. Phone Riverside zoos.
75TH ST, 311 W.-Apartment, . bedrooms,
living room, kitchen and bath. Can be seen
between and q, second floor.
sSTH ST. tcorner B'way) Beautifully fur
nshed three room apartment for month /;
rent $3.50. Phone Riverside 234s.
o7TH, sos W., Z, immense rooms. south
crn exposure. furnished: elevator. tele-
phone: reasonable rental; excellent transit
facilities.
10TH ST., W-Elegantly furnished apart
ment, rooms room unfurnished. ele-
ly required. Phone Plaza 56f5.
COG West 51st capt oD.-Four light rooins
attractively furnished, $50
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above nth 81. TO 59th st. unciusivej.
East River to North River.
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New Jersey

FIVE rooms. electricity and heat, furnished,
In lower part of two family house. Bergen
section Jersey City. ID 90 Herald, Herald
square.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

BOROUGH PARK-Five rooms. steam he ~.
electricity, $50. JACKSON, 1877 Montague -.
HEIGIiTS-Entire floor of three spacious
rooms and bath: large closets, electricity,
parquet floors; suitable for bachelor or bust
ness couple: minutes to Wall ST. from
CLARK ST.. rental 500. Phone 4GOs-W Main.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Miscellaneous.

OFFICES, LOFTS, WAREHOUSES;. SHOW
ROOMS; ALL SECTIONS. j. CLARENCE
DAVIES, 81 NASSAU ST; JOHN iii. 81
EAST 32D ST; VANDERBILT 9lT5.
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Above I4th st. to 59th Ut. unclusiye).
East River to North River.
Above 59th st.-5th Av. to East River.
Above 5eth st.-5th Av. to North River.

UNUSUAL bargaiu-Settle estate. stor.
1899
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Connecticut-Sale or Rent.

DELIGHTFUL Sharon, Conn. residence of
rooms, . baths improvements. garage
rental ST 200 sale $13, 900.
GEORGE +. ARCHER,
REAL ESTATE,
10 East i3d st Phone Vanderbilt 5oS4.
The New York herald., 1921-03-04
Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to North River.

STORE. $I1 a month (second floor),
about 9x35 feet:
plenty of light and ventilation;
one block from subway station;
suitable upholsterer, decorator, Ehotogra
pher, art studio, paintings, architects Of.
flee, business school, gymnasium. @ lI5l
Herald. Harlem
The New York herald., 1921-03-04

FOR rent from May 1. . and bath,
furnished apartment, in apartment hotel,
East Side in the COS: front rooms; meals
can be obtained In house restaurant or served
In rooms; exceptional opportunity for one or
two persons G 511 Herald, $50 Broadway
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-10
"Alfs Button" Is
Latest Foreign Film
TO Hit These Shores
THE season for international attrac-

THE season for international attrac-
l. tions on the American screen is now
in it's heyday.
Germany has already contributed some
noteworthy productions to the list.
Sweden is said to be putting out some
remarkable films that will eventually
lind their way to the shores Of the
|. :. \. Australia has just rushed
prints Of "Thc Sentimental I}lokC," it,
most ambitious phOtodrama. to America.
And now comes something from Eng
land which il is said will prove n do
"id"d innovation in the way of cinema
entertainment. 1t is n Cecil Hcpworth
production called "Alf's Button"
"Alfs Button" Is n fantastic comedy
with Leslie Hanson in the leading role.
II IS from the novel Of the same name
by W. \. Darlington. having been
adapted for the screen by blanche Mae
lntOSh.
Despite the fact that two British
Tommirs arc the leading characters IN
this novel production. It is declared
to be not a war picture in any sense
Of the word. Alf Higgins u.cslic Hen
som IS n twentieth century Aladdin.
Instead of Il lamp, he possesses button
with miraculous powers, and in this
character he might have stepped out of
''The Better Ole" for Il sojourn in pic :
lures. The story revolves around the
adventures of Alf with his pal, Bill
(John McAndrew). and Alf's romantic
courtship Of his girl, Liz (Alma Tay.
| lor).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-10

seemed so significant. But every little
while I'd find myself beginning SEN
tence and then somehow forgetting to
finish it, and Lawrence lighted one Gig
arctic three times and then gave up
trying to smokc--wc simply couldn
keep our minds on things like that.
think most any girl would have been
happy to be with Lawrence that night.
He is awfully good looking, and big,
and he was wearing white flannel trou.
sers and a dark blue coat, aud looked
wonderful in them. ! saw a girl nj
the next table look and look at him,
and then turn and speak to the girl and
the two men who were with her, and
] didn't feel at all surprised l was SO
proud of him myself that l wouldn
have felt amazed If everybody there
had turned around to look ut him.
"Thcrc's girl over there who's
awfully interested in you, Larry" |
said, and he laughed and turned to look
over at her. And then he excused him
self to me. quite cXcitcdly, saying. Its
a girl | used to know" and rushed over
to their table. ..
1t was silly, but felt hurt. He
couldn't have done anything else, II he
was to be polite, Of course-and yet |
hated having him jump up and leave
Inc that way.
She lived next door to me when we
were just kids" he told me when he
came back, few moments later. owe
played around together for years, and
when ] was in college she went to
boarding school not far away. and used
to come down to proms and things with
me. Pretty, isn't she?'
She was pretty--I think maybe that
was ono reason why I'd sort of hated
having him leaving me to speak to her.
She had big, dark eyes, and her dark
hair was bobbed, and curlcd up all
around in such a cunning way. And
she was dressed beautifully--nobody
TO nay their own laundry bills, I de-
cided.
Lawrence and 7 passed their table
when we went up to the dance floor. and
he introduced us. Her name was Pris-
ella Graves. but Lawrence called her
Pussy. And though she was awfully
nice to me, could see her sizing me
up very carefully. ] was glad when we
went on up the steps and began to
dance.
] have never known anybody else who
danced rs Lawrence does. And I've
never liked So well to dance with any
one else. It's sort of as If something
quite outside of you swept you along,
and you arcn t conscious of really dane.
ing at all--the music carries you.
1t was wonderful that night, with the
music ,throbbing and Staging as If it
had been my heart. somehow. and the
rose lights on the little tables dimmed
by the beauty of the moonlight outside
and the harbor lights twinklng there
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-10

NJ lNFW lOTk HON
the Coast; reformed to Hollywood this
week.
"N'hlc making this last series of
Hughes pictures. Garments Of Truth,
The Hunch' and Little Eva Asrcnds, >
that boy was first on the lot and the last
to leave. lie smashed all the regular
traditions IF tho star so glowingly
painted in the magazines. Instead Of
t0king things easy and being always
somewhere else when scene was to be
shot, hc was right Oh the job and want
ing to keep at it from sunup till sun
down, and then carry on by lumplight.
It's nCw sensation for director To
have to be restraining the star ~ Us to
give the rest of the cast time to catch
their breath, bn, that is GuretA Hughes
all over.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-10
Another Bathing Girl
Deserts SWITCHING Waues'

A MOTHER bathing beauty from the
\ Mack Sennctt forces has forsaken
the lure OF the witching waves and still
more witching bathing suits for the dra.
matte field. The latest addition is Bar.
tine Burkett, who has been selected by
Director George D. Baker for an i'm.
portant role in "Stay Home" his new
production with Gareth Hughes in the
stellar role.
Miss Burkctt has been appearing be-.
fore the camera for two years. During
this time she has been featured in scy.
eral comedies by Fox and Universal, as
well as appearing opposite Buster Ksa.
ton in one of his early pictures. Re.
Gently she was featured in a special
series Of short subjects by the Century
Comedy Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-10
CLOSE-UPS of the MOVIE GAME
It's astonishing the Way They Build Up and Then Destroy
BY HEt;RY NJ. NEELY

NE morning week. Richard BarthCmcss aud his company %
fromh
beautiful
srt bright and spot n brand cw
yworkelo on tho mngnif nifcrntsc that lay and
the
/ t
well probably know them
all
in.
result all
the the careful planning artistic cndeavor lasted just
have often wondered what the feelings OF an art director
his realized and
had time enjoy himself have hacked to pieces before his BY
70 whom Its beauty means nothing
Gays paid nickel Then wanted ballroom
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