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Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

ADJUSTMENTS
Gloria Swanson at RiaIto

Gloria Swanson is scoring a most emphatic hit at the Rialto where she is starring in 'sThe Great Moment" an original story written for the star by Elinor Glyn, author of Three Weeks"
 "The Great Moment is a splendid ly appointed. magnificently gowned production, dazzling in its brilliance and environment, rich in dramatic importance, keenly alive with the warmth of life and youth, maintain ing an appeal throughout the feature which is absolutely compelling.
 The action swings nearly all the way around the world. starting at St. Petersburg, where Sir Edward Pelham, British aristocrat, becomes enamoured of Nada, a gypsy woman. The two are married. and at the birth of Nadine, the daughter. the mothes dies.
 The father, fearful of the daughters gypsy blood, rears her apart from the world, and she reaches womanhood a pampered, unsophisticated girl oi idleness and ease. A journey to Amer | ica with the father takes the girl to | the mining country of Nevada and there she meets a young mining en- l gineer with whom she falls in love 1 Elinor Glynn has treated the love story with boldness and fearlessness 1 depicting the overwhelming of tho aristocratic culture by the wild love | in scenes remarkable for intensity | and suspense.
 A climax recorded as one of the most perfect in motion picture: brings the story to an amazing end. Milton Sills is the leading man and gives his usual finished performance | Alec Frances as the father again demonstrates his remarkable versa. | tility In character work. The exten. sive cast also includes Arthur Hull Helen Dunbar, Julia Faye and Anr
 Gregg.
 A selected Mack Sennett comedy
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
REV. DUNLAP TOQU|T
 CHANDLER CHURCH

CHANDLER. Sept. 17-Rev. R. E. Dunlap, pastor of the First Baptist church, has resigned and will leave the first of November. Rev. Dunlap has been in the Arizona field for about two years during which time he has done much good and made many friends. s8k
 Farm Bureau Elect Director
 At the Farm bureau meeting George R. Tifal was elected as the director of the Maricopa County La bor organization which will attend to the bringing of cotton pickers this year.
 Miss Rice Back
 Miss Myrtle Rice, supervisor of music of the local schools, is back after spending her summer taking a special course in the University of California at Berkley. On the way home Miss Rice visited her brother, Merton, in Long Beach, who she re- ports as doing well in his new loca- tion.
 Mrs. Freidberg Home Mrs. Joseph F'reidberg has return ed from the coast where she sum- mered.
 To End Johnson Grass The Chandler farmers at their | meeting Thursday night started a campaign against Johnson grass They wanted to keep their ranches clean and free from the grass pest as they are now so. It was pointed out that there were several punches growing along ditch banks which were going to seed and would later seed the farms below. Another farm CT pointed out that several employees of the Water Users association had | carried Johnson grass from other districts for horse feed and fed their horses along the ditch banks. Tc prevent the spread in the district a committee was appointed to help the | Chandler district keep free from the Johnson grass and prevent it spread | ing to other farms.
 Disabled Ex- Service Men The Suharo post of the American Legion is anxious to help any World war veteran to get just compensation so any ex-service man in the Chand- | Ter district who thinks he is entitled to a compensation should either see Post Commander w. W. Pickreu or Adjutant E. L. Gerry. not later than Monday morning, Sept. 19.
 Down from Hills
 s. S. Sellars. local contractor who has been spending the summer in the Payson country, has returned and will go to work on the high school 1 Mrs. Sellars will remain with hel mother for another two weeks.
 J. L. Entrekin Home
 J. l.. Entrekin has returned from | California where he has been in con | nection with the business of tn, | Auxiliary Eastern Canal company.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
LODGE TO OBSERVE
 70TH ANNIVERSARY

TEMPE, Sept 1s.-Silver Star Lodge of Tempe will celebrate its roth anniversary at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. c. Adams southwest of town Tuesday evening. All Odd Fellows and their families are in- vited. Visiting Odd Fellows and Re- beccas will be welcome. All those who are going are requested to meet at the hall at 7:30 p. m- sharp.
 Home From Flagstaff
 Mrs. l.. A. Talbott and daughter Reba returned last week from Flag staff, where they spent the summer, both of the Talbot girls. Marguerite and Reba, taking work at the sum- mer school.
 Royal Neighbor Meeting
 There will be a meeting of the Royal Neighbors Monday evening at 7:30. A good attendance is desired
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

continue for the week the policy gov erning the engagement this far. changing costumes and songs nightly.
 Her wardrobe has caused sem sation locally. Her costumes repre- sent one of the most elaborate assort- ment of stunning effects worn by a woman in vaudeville today.
 Patsy" will appear twice each eve ming and is expected to prove the
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
LEH| SCHOOL WILL
 OPEN THIS MORNING

MESA, Sept. 1s-The Lehi school will open for it's winter term Monday morning with a staff of five teachers. owing to the opening of new school in Upper Lehi, near Granite Reef, the attendance at Lehi is expected to be decreased slightly.
 R. F. Jones will again be at the head of the Lehi school as superin tendent and will teach the seventh and eighth grades. J. Hathcock will teach the fifth and sixth grades, Otto Shill will be in charge of the third and fourth grades, Mrs. Reta Merrill will teach second grade and Miss Vera Martin, first grade.
 All children who are to attend the I.ehi school are urged to report for she opening session promptly at 9 o'clock Monday morning. It is pro- posed to commence the school work al once and to go through the regular schedule on the initial day as near as possible.
 A new school in Upper Lehi is also to open Monday morning. Miss Ab- bic Mckenzie will be in charge of the school and it is expected that there will be an enrolment of about 20 pupils.
 cantaIoupe Men to Meet
 A special meeting of cantaloupe growers of the Mesa district is being called for next Saturday afternoon in the Comercial club rooms. Plans for the 1922 growing season will be con sidered at the meeting and an effort will be made, it is said, to establish some system whereby the growers will be assured a profitable return for their work.
 Return From Coast
 nr C nonS0n of EverYD0QV s Drug store and Mrs. Denson and children returned Sunday morning from their vacation passed in Long Beach.
 To Return Home
 The improvement of Mrs. E. J, Warren who was operated on last Wednesday at the Community hos
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Riverside Park

The announcement that Patsy Allen will appear for another week at Riverside park met instant favor with the patrons of Arizona's largest amusement center. for there has never been a speciality introduced into a local ballroom that has made such a pronounced hit as Patsy.
 Versatile to the nth degree. Patsy is talented and winsome. She VIII
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
CHILDREN IN THE POOL CHILDREN EATING ICE CREAM CHILDREN IN DANCING PAVILION CHILDREN EVERYWHERE

Come to the Strand, see moving pictures of the six thousand Phoenix and valley chil- dren who were at Riverside Park at the big ARIZONA REPUBLICAN FREE PICNIC last July.
 Six thousand happy, jumping, running, bright-faced Arizona children enjoying an afternoons outing free as guests of The Arizona Republican and the Riverside park, are worth seeing even on the screen.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

As an experiment at the University of Wisconsin cows are being fed sawdust treated with water.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

Nebraska officials are getting a pictorial map of their state with the
 usa of airplanes.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
By Pop Mon,ay1d
By Blosser

same big attraction she has during the week just closed
 Carol Reed and his band will con- tinue to furnish the inspiration for the Phoenix dancers, which to those in the know" means the best possible dance music. There are more than 1000 species of lizards
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

One hundred parts of sea water will contain an average of 3.5 per cent of solid matter, mostly salt.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

as there is important business to be transacted.
 Rent Schmidt Cottage
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Fowler have rented the Schmidt house on Myrtle avenue and will move this week.
 Entertain New Members
 The old members of the high school faculty entertained the new members of the faculty and their families at moonlight picnic Saturday night. They inotored to the hills beyond the bridge and served bountiful dinner. including hot steak cooked over the camp fire. A most enjoyable evening was passed by all.
 Comes Home For Operation
 Miss Marguerite Talbott who has past two weeks, returned to her home in Tempe Saturday night suffering from severe case of tonsilitis. She expects to have her tonsils removed in a few days.
 Returns From Chicago
 Mrs. I. Gelberg returned Saturday morning from Chicago. where she spent the summer with her parents. Primary Teachers Give Party
 The primary teachers of the Con- gregational Sunday school gave a party for the primary children and their mothers Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. B. Clary. Re- treatments were served.
 Will Visit Relatives
 Miss Margaret Darrow. who has been spending the summer in Cali fornia, will arrive Monday morning to visit her sister. Mrs. l.. A. Tal albott, before returning to her home in Pres cott..
 Ladies Aid to Meet The ladies aid of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. A. D. Quinn Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
 Will be Home This Week Mrs. Lester Balch is expected home 1 some time this week from Boston. where she has been spending the summer with relatives. Mir. Balch 1 has rented the Buck Cottage on l Myrtle avenue for this winter. ROOM and board for three. 2s East 7th Street It FOR SALE-Auto mechanics tool | box, or will trade for good camera. 920 Van Ness Ave, Tempe. It D-Dressmaking and sew | ing by an experienced dressmaker. 1 Mrs. Harrell, 509 East Sth Street, Tempe. Phone 116. dd WANTED-An experienced stenog- rapher for three weeks only, begin ming Sept. 19. for bank near Phoenix. l Have references and phone number in by not later than Sept. 16- Please mail answers to his ad. Friday night 1 to Tempe National Bank, Tempe. 2t Richmond Cafe. Tempe, is now open. dining room and lunch count CT. Prices reduced to the minimum. I-Adv. as | One hundred parts of sea water | will contain an average or 5.o per l cent of solid matter, mostly salt. -O-
 | As an experiment at the University l of Wisconsin cows are being fed sawdust treated with water. Nebraska officials are getting 2 pictorial map of their state with the usa of airplanes.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

Canada was the native Indian word for village"
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

Richmond Cafe, Tempe, is now open. dining room and lunch count CT. Prices reduced to the minimum. Ally ds
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
Return Erom Cont

pr. W. c. Denson of Everybody s Drug store and Mrs. Denson and children returned Sunday morning from their vacation passed in Long Roarh
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19

ROOM and board for three. 2s East 7th Street. It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-19
To Return Home

The improvement of Mrs. E. J. Warren who was operated on last
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-12-14
Our Scenery
Unsurpassed for Making Mo-
ton Pictures.

The scenery in any around
Big Stone Gap is unsurpassed
for making motion pictures.
Producers seeking nav loca
tons for their pictures would
d" we'll TO Investigate the won
derfu' opportunities in store for
them here 1t was among our
mountains. streams aud valleys
that the late John Fox, Jr., re-
ceivtd his inspiration fur his
wonderful works. Last year
the famous players, Lasky Cor
poration, sent ono of their com
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-12-14
Why not in virginia? FIVE
hundred thousand tonrinu cor

Why not in Yirginia? FIVE
hundred thousand touring car
loads of good spenders at even
one day each in Wise county at
ten dollars a day would he five
million dollarsl You say am
dresminp: NJ, you have tie
goodsl IL can be done.
In addition TO this number of
people who do 20 somew here
now, there are ut least an equal
number who could aud would
20 II they were sure of good
roads and that there would be
offered reasonably priced ac-
conmodations aud enough Of
them. Your potential clientele.
is large indeed. All that is
needed liz the machinery TO
bring what you have to their
attention aud then give them
their moneys worth
The first thing which must
be accomplished is the system
of good roads which Will en-
courage the visitor aud assure
them that they can get from
here To there at any time they
plense
Another aud second thing
that must be guaranteed is that
when here they will be given
tho kind Of Recommendations
their circumstances demand in
sufficient number and at fair
price. With II few additions
you would have the uccommo-
dations To fit the various peck
etbooks-why not have the
roads and bring the tourist here
to use these accommodations?
You have the climate, the wa
ter, the scenery, the coal field,
the farming territory, the thriv-
ing villages, the hotels-ev.ry
thing but the roads So the big
immediate need is roals -roa.l+
-roads-lnd advertising.
l have not the slightest douhl
that these roads beng built til,
tourists crop in Southwest Vir
ginia can be made one of your
largest crops The product OF
your mines will always be frs
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panies headed by Monte Blue
here to make a picture entitled
The Kentuokians," taken from
one OF MIR. Fox's books. Law
renee Read, one of the best mo-
ton picture critics, in reviewing
the picture said: "The director
has staged the pictures among
truly enchanting backgrounds,
me mountains. The hills, The
valleys, tho streams, the wind
ing roads, the sunsets-these
are all brought out and give the
picture much of its atmos
phere."
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every State has n considerable
tourists business of its own in
that many of its own citizens
travel within its borders. Dur.
ing this period when Southwest
Virginia roads and facilities do
not compare with those of 9th.
or states large share of the
home travel as we'll rs all of
the tourists travel is lost to this
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Loneson Pine
Trail
Continued from Page 4

b age the tourists business by adj
Everlasting i'll the territory from
4 which they wish to draw. This
$Sis done by the releasing of n
AQuantity of news stories TO the
public press, by the issuing of
maps and folders and the con.
1 Quoting OF n free information
/ bureau for the visitors.
B Tourists Paying Proposition.
! The attitude of u few toward
n this tourist proposition has been
to some extent wrong. Some
1 consider tourists as interlopcrs
who would wear ont the roads
and congest the hotels aud ga
RACES without making any re-
turn in proportion, but tourists
pay their way and more aud
the more tourists the more
money the people along the
trail will make.
Figures compiled in other
states show that the average
party of tourists who camp
along the trails will spend ten
dollars n day with The mer-
chants and farmers. Those who
stop at tho hotels will spend at
least twenty-five dollars per
car. These figures may sound
small but if multiplied by hun
dreds and by thousands every
day and every week they pro-
duce almost astounding totals.
There is no way in which the
potential income from tourists
can be figured but some side
lights on tho extent of the bus
mess in other states will be in
teresting. In July, 1921, the
highway commission of the
stale of Wisconsin caused Il
traffic census to be taken ut GO
selected stations on the main
highways of the state. Sentries
were placed at those GO points
for the sole purpose of ascer-
tanning the number of cars from
other states travelling in Wis
consin on that date. The total
foreign cars counted in single
day ut these few stations was
1928. While some of these
were undoubtedly counted a
second time at different points
on the other hand there were
many routes of travel where no
count was taken.
We believe that it is fair
estimate that 5000 foreign cars
were in the state of Wisconsin
in one day. If the average
amount per car spent by these
tourists was even ten dollars ii
day they spent SlS0.000 in n
single day in the state. The
travel season in Wisconsin is
short due to weather conditions
but even with the short session
it is estimated that tonriets
spent seven million, five hun
dred thousand (S7, 500,000) III
Wisconsin in 1921.
The state of Michigan claims
seventy five million dollars
$4,000, 00O) was spantwithin its
torders by tourists this past
season and now comes a mes
sage from Quebec stating that
the American tourist seeking
scenery" on the good roads of
Canada spent Is million dollars
in the Province OF Quebec in
the summer of 1921.
In addition to these figures
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section of tina sthte-anl it
amounts To considerable to'al.
Toe whole has amounted to
astounding totals. One writer
states there are million pas
senger autonn obiles TO tho north
and near west of us At least
% par cent. Of these want to
aud do take an extended trip
somewhere at least once year
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Gifts That Last.

MIR. Moore will be with us
during December. Will be glad
to attend TO any orders entrust-
ed to him. Should you come to
the city will be glad To havo
you visit him. Our stock is
most complete and prices right.
ID. b. RyLAND & COMPANY,
jewelers..
adv Bristol, Va.
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Thi, TRADE mark Identifies
a melton picture az an
AS GA TEL FRS
NATIONAL ATIRA C7iON.
made by an Independent star
or producer. and accepted for
exhibition strictly bseause of
ifs r,sit as the best in enter.
tdinmsnf.
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NM AhE OBJ
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because your mines work twelve
month in the year but give the
tourists tho roads aud tho ac-
commodntiops and he will run
your mine products a close Sec
ond.
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New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
TRINITY STUDENTS
 ARE SEEKING JOBS
All but 10 Will Do Work of Sofnu sort During tho Summer
 Vacation Period.

Hartford. June 3.-Tho college stu dent of tradition. who spent his sum mer holidays idIing on the verandas of the summer hotels or supported by his father on the farm or in the coun- try homes has become rare these days. All the students of Trinity col lege here. with the exception of 10 men. have made their plans to work during their summer vacations. These figures are given out by W. l.. Hcrsey. director of the student employment bureau.
 Some of the methods hy which Trinity men will earn their own money this summer will be by work ing as riding instructors, hotel bell hops" bakers. chauffeurs, stewards on ships, reporters and in banks and insurance offices. Some will go back to the farm to work. not to loaf. they say: while others will try tutoring. selling and enginecrinE. Several will have recourse to book selling as did their fathers.
 There K plenty of work for students if they are willing to sell peanuts. soap. hair cutters, maps. underwear and limited editions, says the director.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
! JEWELLERS IN MANY PRIMITIVE
Activities Lead to Protest Id They Are No More

June 3.-The colony of cave of Berlin. which took the | ho-iand doctrine so literally BreA of mon. women, boys and caves for themselves In tho II the Spree just out of Der |liscarded all modern wearing has been dispersed by the Tho colony's leader. pr. Hetn-
 tberE. argued before Fl magis- i tho experiment was a simple of tho housing and cost Of |roblems.
 hvc-dwclIerF began hy discard and shoes but soon decided
 way with clothing altogether l his fashion disportcd thcn- tho waters of the Spree. or |t their cave doors munching lead and sa ausaEes. apparently | to the crowds of sight-seers |span to frequent the vicinity. |ldberg from his abode in the | Znrnthustra" issued circulars |E the Nictzsc hcan philosophy, Communism tho faults of tho civilization and asking the Try, and the work-worn to |his colony grow"
 body spoiled tho experiment by hing that tho brotherhood was deleterioua effect upon public 'and calling attention to the
 carcor, which was said to riuded efforts to reform Eng Itaaia and Poland.
 Huiony has disappeared hut It's hnR become Il familiar figure ie streets of Berlin wearing h and going barefoot.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
.AIRPILANE GARAGE.

London. June 3.-The first airplane garage for the use of the air touri< has made it's debut in a London sub
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
Our Hosiery List For Saturday Includes

Women's Fiber Silk Stockings, a special lot of white only. Sizes 12 and lo selling at ooc a pair.
 RicheHeu Rib Drop Stitch Silk Stockings, in black white and colors at $50 a pair are here. FRESH FINE CANDIES AT POPULAR PRICES Walnut and almond stuffed dates .......... 39c lb Cream Waters assorted favors ............ 29c Rudd's Milk Chocolate Nut Mallows, packed
 in pound box ...................... 79c Nestle's Milk Bars almond and plain 54c peanut Snuares glaced nut bars, French
 gats cocoanut caramels social whirls
 spiced strings and drops ............ 39c lb AsAsorted Chocolates, fresh every Saturday,
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03

urb. It is equipped with a staff of skilled mechanics under qualified round engineers and advertises to lake repairs while you wait.'
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03

Three specials in ChiIdren's Stockines Repu- lar soc threequarter 35c a pair three hairs for $1.OO.
 Chldren's 1x1 Rib Cotton Stockings, 25c.
 Chdren's fancy top Mercerized 35c SATURDAY SALE OF SMART NECKWEAR A wonderful collection of pique Bramley Sets
 for sweaters and gowns, special 5Ot eacI,< Eyelet embroidered collar and cuff sets ... $f O0 Lace Ne1tees made of of Val Lace and
 Nenlse insertion ................... Tuxedo Collar and Cuff Sets in organdy lace l.OO Knitted Silk Scarfs in all the best color com