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The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10
You can save real money by buying Steel Beds. Springs and Mattresses at Wetzler's.
Or Treasure.

Those who marry for business may repent for pleasure e!-Cartoons Maga- zine.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

!. Good looking girls are born
 but a lot of good looking wonler are self made.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

Still another reason they insist on wearing their skirts so short is because spanking isn't as fashionable as it used to be.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10
FOR SALE

HEMSTITCHING-And piloting at
 tachment, works on all sewing ma chimes. Price S2.OO. Personal checks 10c extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box 127, Birmingham, Ala.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

Good floor covering at 75 cents per square yard at Wetzler's.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

Maybe the reason some na- tions won't smoke the peace pipe is they are afraid of making the anti crowd mad.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

A lot of fellows leave the farm because they want to rise in the world without having to get up at 4 o'clock in the morning
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

A Kentucky jury has decided that mule can't have rheumat- ism. Then how's mWIe to tell when it's going to rain?
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

The most miserable failure any Holbrook man can make is to try to appear unconcerned when someone points out to him that he is growing bald.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

It is interesting to visit Hol- brook store and see on sale lot of the fruit that was killed by the frost prophets last April.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10


 that war doesn't pay. But they have to admit that everybody pays that engages in ii.
 There are still some HoIbrook women who think life's greatest achievement is in getting the cake out of the pan without breaking it.
 The man who is in politics for the good of the people usually considers his family the peoplc. Good looking girls are born but a lot of good looking wonler are self made. We're not mentioning names, ] but we believe that more than one Holbrook man would lose his l job if his wife was a mind-reader
 It has been our observation that the man who attends to his own business is never out of 9 job.
 
 We used to smell the beefsteak cooking and say: "Ah" Now we smell It snd say: Them were the good old days"
 Some Holbrook auto drivers idea of heaven is 9 sidewalk lin ed with people wearing their Sunday clothes and street full of mud to drive through
 Still another reason they insist on wearing their skirts so short is because spanking isn't as fashionable as it used to be.
 A Kentucky jury has decided that a mule can't have rheumat- ism. Then how's mVIe to tell when it's going to rain?
 It is interesting to visit Hol- brook store and see on sale Q lot of the fruit that was killed by the frost prophets last April.
 Maybe the reason some na- tions won't smoke the peace pipe is they are afraid of making the anti-tobacco crowd mad. A lot of fellows leave the farm because they want to rise in the world without having to get up at 4 o'clock in the morning
 The most miserable failure any Holbrook man can make is to try to appear unconcerned when someone points out to him that he is growing bald.
 About the first good jolt the alien gets when he lands on our shores Is to discover that 8 lot of us over here have to work for living.
 Still another thing about pay ing taxes is it doesn't leave any money for your relatives to over.
 When you hear Holbrook | man say he feels like 3 year old, ask him whether he means a horse or a fiivver.
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The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

About the first good jolt the alien gets when he lands on our shores is to discover that lot of us over here have to work for a living.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

Plain SC ewing and crochet baby hoods. Work guaranteed. Mrs. c. B. Pennington, Next to old Ford Garage south. Adv.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10

FOR SALE. new Corona type writer. Box 72 Holbrook. 1t.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10
FOR SALE

Franklin-Overland Go. 1 Ford Touring Car, Model 1918. 1 Ford Delivery Car Model 1918. 1 Ford Truck Worm Drive.
 All in first class condition.
The Holbrook news., 1921-06-10
FOR RENT FOR RENT

One furnished room with use of bath. Telephone 75.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
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The Harmony club held its first business meeting for the season on Wednesday afternoon when ways and means of raising funds to carry on the philanthropic work was dis cussed. No decision was reached, but it is believed that a series of benefit bridge tees and an dance may aid in adding to the treasury on which there were repeated calls during the sum- mer. As many as six families were cared for in addition to number of other cases that came to the atten- tion of the members and which served to drain the treasury. The club transacted much business at the ini- tial session, at which time it was an- nounced that a social meeting would be held Oct. 19 at the Woman's club. the hostesses being Mrs. H. J. Ben nett, Mrs. A. J. Bellas, Mrs Sarah Schwartz. Mrs W. V. Zellick and Mrs. L. w. Green.
 The general program of the Col lege club for this year is a study of Arizona's early days; relics of prim- itive inhabitants, the Spanish pass ing and of various existing Indian tribes in the state; their art. indus tries and peculiar characteristics. Mrs. M. J. Dougherty of Mesa. chair man of the program committee. is being complimented by the members in the clever arrangement of her sub jects, as well as her choice of sub ject matter. The years program has been divided into two distinct parts. the first three having been arranged by Mrs. H.sA. Guild. on the theme of Woman's Citizenship. Mrs. Guild conducted the initial program We'd nesday and in her able manner sketched the first woman's club or ganized in 1884 and outlined the growth and tendencies of women's or ganizations down to the present time. Mrs. Guild spoke of the great num- Der of women 3 organizations, of their
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

Photographed by Heath of the year is Mrs. Lloyd Jones who as Miss Louise Arnold, was a great favorite in the junior set Educated in Phoenix the attractive girl later went to California where her mar rage to Mir. Jones took place last summer. They spent their honey moon in San Francisco, Seattle, Portland and Alaska and only rec ently returned to Phoenix. They are domiciled at the New Haven apart ments for the season. Many of the early winter events will be given in honor of the Charming young woman who is exceedingly well liked by all who know her
 Mir. and Mrs. William Be-tram Entertain at Dinner Monday
 MT. and Mrs. William Bertram gave an attractively appointed din- ner Monday evening, La France roses being used in decoration. Covers were laid for 10. Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Asbury Dinner Hosts Thursday
 MT. and Mrs H. W. Asbury gave a
  ming in honor of Miss Lillian Ritter of St. Louis, who is spending the winter with her sister. Mrs. Cline Asbury.
 Mrs. c. H. Akers Returns From Visit To the Coast
 Mrs. c. H. Akers returned Sunday from several months absence in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mrs.f George lutgerding Home From Long Beach
 Mrs. George H. Lutgerding re- turned Friday from Long Beach. where she spent the summer months. MT. and Mrs. E. 8. Downing Return From California
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Downing re- turned Tuesday from a six weeks absence on the Californian coast.
  Mrs. Ben Pierce Back From New York Visit
 Mrs. Ben Pierce has returned from the summer and early autumn's ab- sence in New York and Philadelphia
 
 Recent Arrivals In City
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard James are recent arrivals from Kansas City who will srend the winter here. They are domiciled at the Wentworth apartments. The visitors, who are cousins of Mir. and Mrs. Hugh S. Antrim, Jr. will take an active part in the winters gayeties.  Gov. and Mrs. Campbell In Miami for Week-End
 Governor and Mrs Thomas F Campbell left yesterday for a weeK ends absence in Miami. Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers Again at Home Here
 Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers has re, turned from Berkeley. where she summered.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
(Section Three ]

Henderson Stockton, MT. and Mrs. Paul B. Barnes, Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Hackett, MT. and Mrs. Gray Archer, Mrs. May Greer, Mrs. Will Stuart and Miss Fife Irwin.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

Ada Bennett, who were the guests of Mrs. Henry Miller of 20 West Willet- ta street. The Millers gave a charm ing dinner in their honor on Monday and plan to entertain more exten sively on the return of Miss Cruce, who will be their guest for more lengthy stay the latter part of the month.
 Mrs. William L. Pinney
 Returns From Northwest
 Mrs. William L. Pinney returned Thursday from long absence in the Northwest. Mrs. Pinney spent the spring and summer season in Seattle, Portland and British Columbia re- turning to California for a few weeks en route for home. Her daughter, Miss Mary Louise Pinney, who sum- mered with her is completing her education at Mills College.
 Mrs. Earle Nash Coming
 Home From California
 Mrs. Earle Nash will return this morning from Pasadena, where she spent the summer.
 Mrs. Lou Ella Archer Is
 Back From Lake Resort
 Mrs. Lou Ella Archer returned
 Thursday from White Bear Lake where she passed the summer months.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Thompson To Entertain at Lodge MT. and Mrs. J. E. Thompson are not expected in town until November. spending the next few weeks at the'r l lodge in the White Mountains, where ' %nt, c their guests coming west with theE l from New York and arriving in the 1 mountains on Tuesday. They plan | to return East for the holiday season and after the first of the year again | come 10 Arizona, dividing their time
 between Phoenix and Tucson. Bride to- Be Incentive
 For Handkerchief Shower
 Miss Dorothy Tuthin, daughter of i Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Tuthill, whose
 marriage to Alexander D. Lange or | San Francisco will be an event of I October 25, was the incentive for l charming affair Friday afternoon when Mrs. R. L. Larson and Mrs.
 Kimball Bannister gave a handker- | chief shower in honor of the bride elect. The event took place at the Larson residence, 353 West Morelano street, IA guests being present. | | Chandler Hunting Party ! On Calendar For Today One of the delightful events
 planned for today is a hunting party near Chandler. Those who plan to enjoy the day on the south side in clude among others, MT. and Mrs. Avery Corpstein, Mr and Mrs w. J.
 Kingsbury, MT. and Mrs. Barry Gold water, Mir. and Mrs. Celora Martin l Stoddard, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Dunbar. | MT. and Mrs Lon Keeler and John
 Rinker Kibbey.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Photographed by Heat

Mrs. Henry Miller, state president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion, has the ambition to organize an auxiliary unit with every post in Arizona during her term in office. Elected chairman at the convention in Prescott in August, Mrs. Miller has spent her first few weeks in office in working out plans whereby she hopes to develop an in terest in the organization throughout the state. Last season Mrs. Miller was president of the local auxiliary which increased in membership as a result of her clever campaigning.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

great power and their great respon- sibility. and urged that they should draw resolutions only with conscient- ious caution
 The Osborn woman's club. which holds it's meetings the first and third Wednesdays of each month
 An interesting and instructing pro- gram has been arranged. following closely the ore outlined by the na- tional and state federations. The whole tone of the years work will be the development of the practical rather thar the theoretical, assisting its members with present problems and hastening the reurn to normal conditions.
 The organization meeting of the Apollo club will be held Tuesday afternoon at AIS o'clock at the ,Os- born school under the direction of Mrs. Thomas J. Prescott Following the election of officers and appoint ment of committees clever program will be presented by the junior mem bers including piano number by Madeline Atkinson who will play '-The Lark" tSchmoll); a French dance by Helen Han,ey and a piano number by Emma Bayless rJuanite" (SchmolD. Later a game in which a song will figure will be playe@S Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush" The club is an auxiliary of the Musicians club and the meetings during the year will be in charge of Mrs John A. Messinger assisted by Mrs. Pierce Jackson.
 
 The civics education department of the Woman's club will hold it's first meeting of the year Monday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock Mrs. Grace Yarwood. the chairman announces an interesting program followed by a. social hour
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Miss Lorena Cruce Affracfive Visitor

Among the attractive visitors here for the early part of the week were Miss Lorena Cruce, daughter of former Governor Lee Cruce of Okla homa and the governors niece, Miss
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
San Antonio Visitors Here For the Winter

Mrs. c. E. Stromberg of 11s1 East Portland street has returned from San Antonio where she spent the summer months. She was accom- panied home by her mother. Mrs: ". 4. Scovill and niece Miss Florence Scovill who will winter with her. A Charming Luncheon
 Feature Weeks Affairs
 Mrs. A. W. Liefgreen presided over charmingly arranged luncheon Thursday. chrysanthemnms being used in effective decoration. Her guests were Mrs. Lee Callahan, Mrs. w. c. McMillan, Mrs. Walter Robert son, Mrs. G. R. Peterson and Mrs. H. R. Hough.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
HAL[OWE 'EN |S
 MOTIF FFORM MANY
 SOCIAL EVENTS

Hollowe'en will usher in round of informal events. many of which are already being planned. The jun Tors are not alone in choosing this date for many of it's affairs, for mem bers of the smart set also find it de- lightful to time events when the sea- son offers so much in the way of quaint and novel decorations. Every week is adding it's quota of events to a calendar that will be the most interesting in years. Quite a bit of the gayety will center around the Country club, which will open within the next few weeks, and there will be more than the usual number of dinners. lunchebns and bridge teas, while dances will continue to be the favorite form of entertainment
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09


 Paul B. Barnes, Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Hackett, MT. and Mrs. Gray Archer, Mrs. May Greer, Mrs. Will Stuart and Miss Fife Irwin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abe. korrick Expected Home This Week
 MT. and Mrs. Abe Korrick are ex- pected home from San Francisco the latter part of the week and will he established at the Westminster this season. MT. Korrick has been East for several weeks on business and joined Mrs. Korrick cn the coast short time ago. On their return. Charles Korrick will leave for Cali fornia and he and Mrs. Korrick ana their small daughter. Louise, will re- turn to Phoenix shortly. Mrs. w. C. Ellis Returns From Absence In Ohio
 Mrs. W. c. Ellis who summered in Ohio and Michigan, has returned. Miss Helen Ellis remained in Ohio where she is completing her educa- ton at Oxford college. She plans to spend the Christmas holiday season at home and as usual will be the in centive for affairs by members of the junior set with whom she is favorite.
 Miss Dorothy TuthilI
 Informal Tea Hostess
 Miss Dorothy Tuthill gave an in formal tea yesterday afternoon in honol of Mrs. Bartlett Heard, who wil be the ma tron of honor at the Large -TuuhiH wedding the latter part of the month The affair of Saturday took place at the Tuthili apartments at the Buntman tho guest list being limited to a few members of tie younger married set.
 
 Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell Entertains G. o. P. Worker
 Mrs. Tne Eas E. Campbell presided over clever luncheon Tuesday in honor of Miss Edwards, who Is prom inent in Republican national politics. The event took place at the Camp bell residence on the McDowell road and roses were used in effective dec oration. Asked to meet the dis tinguished guests were Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler, Mrs John Dennett Jr, Mrs J. l.. B. Alexander. Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey, Mrs. B. F. Marks. Mrs. O. e. McNary of Tempe, Mrs. Lloyd Christy and Miss Elsie Toles.
 
 Mrs. Jessie Benton Evans Gives An Italian Luncheon
 Mrs. Jessie Benton Evans gave delightful Italian luncheon at ner desert studio Tuesday. her guests be- ing Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller. Miss Lorena Cruce and John Walthan
  Miss Lorena Cruce
 Attractive Visitor
 Among the attractive visitors here for the early part of the week were Miss Lorena Cruce, daughter of former Governor Lee Cruce of Okla homa and the governors niece, Miss
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

IuolOBrdpHeu Dy 11edtn
 Society will be keenly interested to learn of the success of one of its most charming members. Miss Mau- reen Olson having made a decided hit in Fannie Hurst's Back Pay'' which is now being shown at the Eltinge theater in New York. The clever Phoenix girl was given a try out in the production when it opened in Atlantic City and gave such satis- faction that she was booked for the New York season.
 Luncheon Announced As Coming Function
 Mrs. C. w. Botsford will give luncheon Thursday at her apart ments at the Westminster. Mrs. w. C. McMillan
 Entertains Class
 Mrs. w. c. McMillan of s15 East Willetta street. entertained the group of 12 boys who belong to her Sunday school class of the First Congrega- tional church on Saturday morning. Interesting games provided pleasure for the guests.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Mir. and Mrs. John L. Irwin
 Motif for Card Affair

MT. and Mrs. John L. Irwin were the inspiration for a delightful af- tair Wednesday evening when num- Der of their friends surprised them at their home On North Fourth avenue. Bridge was the feature of the event, the highest scores being made by Mrs. Will Stewart and Paul B. Bar nes Among those there were MT. and Mrs. A. F. Jones. MT. and Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

Radium has been discovered in the Belgian Congo.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

Grasshoppers in South America att tain length of five inches.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

Queen Mary of England is 54 years of age
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Clever Young Artiste To Week End in Phoenix

Miss Edith. James will arrive Sat- urday from Los Angeles for a week ends visit leaving Monday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. K. James for Tucson where she will act as maid of honor at the wedding of her cousin. Miss Dorothy Heighton and Ebert Monroe on Tuesday. She will only spend a short time here on her return leaving almost immediately for the coast to continue her study or the dance at Denishawn. Miss James is a clever young artiste who has already gained favorable notice by California critics who were enthu- siastic over her exceptional grace and with the Community Art Players who ability when she appeared recently presented "Midsummer Nights Dream to c critical audience in hol- lywood. t,
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ford Hosts Of DeIiohtful Event

MT. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ford con tributed to the weeks pleasures With a delightful buffet supper dance at their home on East Roosevelt street The event took place last evening and was enjoyed by MT. and Mrs. Hal c. Prince. MT. and Mrs. Dan E. McKercher. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Gie- low, Mir. and Mrs. George Thomas. Mir and Mrs. Claud Miller. Miss Martha Frances McKercher and Lynn White.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27
ART Accord IS VERY
POPULAR HORSEMAN

Art Accord has been called by
many experts the champion horse
man Of America. and probably has
won more hand-carved saddles, sill
yer mounted spurs and chaps than
any other cowboy Of the western
plains. He has lived in the saddle
practically all his life, and is thor
oughly at home on the back of any
horse. In The White Horseman. q"
which comes to the Auditorium, fol-
lowing "Fantomas, he has an I'M
usual opportunity for some Of his
famous trick riding stunts and su-
perior Craftsmanship. The leading
feminine part in this chapter-play
is handled with ease and skill by Iva
Forester, young and versatile SER
ial actress. Others in the cast are
Duke r. Lee and Beatrice Domin-
quez. The first chapter of The
White Horseman" Will be shown at
the Auditorium following "Fanto-
mas" which ends with only one
more episode TO be shown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27
STRONG CAST IN
PICTURE PLAYING
AT AUDITORIUM
Thrilling Story of the Desert
Told on Screen at Local
Playhouse.

The feature offering today and to-
morrow at the Auditorium theater is
The Country That God Forgot. 70
with one of the strongest casts ever
assembled for any motion picture.
Included are such names as Tom
Santchi. the big man" of Rex
Beach's story. The Spoilers;
George Fawcett, a former Griffith
star: Mary Charleson. late leading
lady for Henry 3. Walthan, and Vic
toria Forde.
The Country That God Forgot
tells a thrilling story of the desert
and its privations. The wife is mis-
lead by the beautiful Illusions the
stranger paints 70 her Of the big citE
and not realizing the true devotion
OF her husband she leaves him. But
the survival of the fttest soon re-
veals the true character OF her new
lover and help less on the burning
sands she soon realizes how much
she loves her husband. The excel
lent direction of Marshall Neilan
and Tom Santchi and the support
ing cast makes The Country That
God Forgot" a truly great picture.
The Country Heir" is a very funny
Century comedy. which concludes
the program.
Wednesday and Thursday brings
winsome Shirley Mason. the Fox
star. in a screen adaptation OF Ma
ria s Cummins' story The Lamp
Lighter" The work OF Miss Mason
in the part Of Gerus was finished
and delightful at all times. and the
work OF the supporting company
was marked with skill and sincerity
that made the rendition OF the
beautiful narrative a positive treat
for movie lovers.
The story while intensely roman
tic with the love interest ever upper
most, is nevertheless replete with
thrilling incidents such as a FIRE and
explosion on a ship in harbor, az on
which most OF the story's principal
actors have been gathered. Ray
mond Mckee and Phi.o Mccullough
lend much 10 the pictures greatness
a funny Sunshine comedy. The Big
Secret" features Al St John. which
rounds out the present program
Coming, the worlds greatest
comedian. Harold Lloyd. in his lates;
hundred thousand dollar comedy
special. Now or Never"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-27

rsns they fasten the crime on his
c7rdener. Yoda. played by Haya-
lava. and then abduct the latter S
wife thus making certain she can
Tot betray them.
Yoda manages TO escape from
prison and thoroughly disguised.
becomes their confederate. with the
intent Of obtaining vengeance and
rescuing his wife. she. in the mean
time. helpless in the power of the
gang and imprisoned in the Chinese
quarter OF New York. almost be
cores the victim OF their plot 10
force her into association with them
as a safe-breaker. To attain their
ends. they employ hypnotism. but
happily her rescue is effected before
they have achieved their purpose.
With subtle skill. Y oda gradually
draws the tolls closer around them,
md eventually accomplished the tri-
Um9h OF a justihable vengeance,
wherein is no time for regret or re-
pentance. as the sure arm OF fate
strikes remorselesly and swiftly
The picture is now playing at the
blackstone theater.