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Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

Phoenix high school has held the state championship for the last eight years. The strength of the Coyotes has forced the smalIe teams to with draw rom the conference, realizing it would be useless to compete against Coach Robinson's wonder team The state conference is composed of three groups: Tucson, Douglas and Bisbee in the south; Prescott, Winslow, Jer- ome and Flagstaff in the north, and Mesa and Phoenix in the central Ari- zona group. Glendale, Chandler and Tempe are not competing in the foot ball schedule.
 The winner of each group is en- tered in the post season play-off ser ies to determine the state champion ship. The northern champs will prob ably foifeit their right to the title to Phoenix, leaving Bisbee to dispute the Coyotes title. Victory for Tucson over the Bisbee eleven in the second game between these two teams will leave the Coyotes undisputed cham pions of the state for the ninth con- -secuive year.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
Buy a pipe-and some P. A. Get the joy that's due you!

and temper when we tell you that Prince Albert can't bite, can't parch! Our exclusive patented process fixes that!
 Prince Albert is a revelation in a makin's cigarette! My, but how that delightful flavor makes a dent! And, how it does answer that hankering! Prince Albert rolls easy and stays put because it is crimp cut. And, say-oh, go on and get the papers or a pipe! Do it right now!
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
John Pesek Wins From Jock Taylor
 In Casper Match
TRepubIlcan A. p. Leased Wire1

CASPER. Wyo., Nov. 1.-John Pesek of Ravenna, Neb.. won a ref erees decision over Jack Taylor of Casper last night after three hours and four minutes of wrestling. Pesek had a body scissors and three-qu ters Nelson on Taylor when the ref cree understood Taylor to say he had enough. He gave Pesek the fall. Two judges reversed the decision on the claim that Taylor was merely pro- testing a foul at the time the referee made his decision. The referees de- cision was accepted by Taylor's man. ager.
 A near-riot followed the end of the match in which several blows were struck but no one injured.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
Brother Mike Wins
 Tight Verdict OUer
 NesO OrIeoras Champ

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-Mike Gibbons of St. Paul was given the decision over Happy Littleton of New Orleans in a 15-round boxing bout here last night. Gibbons was held to have clearly the better of the fight on points, although he was knocked down twice and toward the close was booed and hissed by the crowd.
 Gibbons weighed 16012 and Little ton 160 pounds. In the first round Gibbons was floored and took count of nine. He was knocked down again in the twelfth, putting in a claim of foul which was disallowed. In the opinion of local sport writers, Little ton had the better of the infighting. The bout was marred by constant wrangling over technicalities.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
Jock Taylor Meets :
 Bearcat Wright At
 Omaha NoUen1ber IT

Jock Taylor left yesterday morning for Omaha, where he has been matched to meet Bearcat Wright Armistice day on a boxing card ar ranged by the Omaha post of the American Legion.
 Taylor is making the trip alone as his manager, Ben Dobbert. who is also manager of Lee Anderson's s affairs. expects to leave for Tucson at an early date to complete arrange ments for a match with Sam Lang ford to be staged at the Old Pueblo about November 23.
 Taylor will return to Phoenix i'm mediately after his Omaha bout.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

Alumni, Mesa high and Tucson high up to the present time and dropped two games to the University of Ari- zona second team. On the outcome of the Bisbee high schools second game with Tucson next Saturday de- bends whether of not the Miners will demand a game with Phoenix. Bisbee defeated Tucson, 34 to 7, in the first game, but if the Old Pueblo eleven defeats Bisbee in the next game the Miners will be out of the conference championship running.
 Standing of Teams
 The standing of the state high school teams, including games of last
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

Prince Albert is sold in toppy red bags, tidy red fins, handsome pound ard half pound fin hu- Tuiders and in the pound cryStai glass humidor EDith sponge r7oisteneT flop thGt keeps the to- baeeo in such perfect
 condition.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
Kid LeuDis Wins From
 EngIe Tn Ten Rounds
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

IRepubIican A, P. Ledseu WIfeI
 DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 1.-"Kid" Lewis of Montreal won the news paper decision in a slow ten round bout here last night with Frankie Engle.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
Andy Chaney Wins Judges Decision
 OUer British Lad

IRepuplfcan A. r. Leaseo WiTeJ
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Andy Cha ney. Baltimore, received the judges decision last night after 12-round bout with Freddie Jacks. claimant of the English featherweight title.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
Casey Jones Winner
 OF Legior, Air Derby
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. L. Charles s. Casey" Jones of Garden City, L. L, piloting his two passenger airplane yesterday won the legion junior derby at the first American Legion flying meet over triangular course of STE miles in 53 minutes and 53 seconds. A cash prize of s1000 and a cup presented by the Kansas City Journal formed the first prize.
 Jones flew low and attained an average speed of 97.6 miles an hour.
 MANS SALVATION
 Now they are advocating a fixed pay for married women"
 That will interest husbands who hand over their entire salaries" - Louisville Courier Journal.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

La, as a training camp, all has been quiet along the Delaware. The expert analysts of the why's and wherefores of the Worlds Series have subsided, after a pretty general opinion, that with all due credit to the. Giants the Yankees should have won had they used an intelligent system of play.
 Again Takes Up Hopeless Hunt
 Abandoning Lake Charles as training camp was a real item of news, in that Mack's announcement was not expected The climate in the Louisiana town was fine, but there were objections otherwise that caused Mack to reach his decision. They are the objections that are raised to most Southern towns, but managers of ball clubs always seem to have the idea that in the next selection there may be an 1m- provement.
 Mack believes he can improve on Lake Charles, with regard to club house and park facilities. There may be some place in the South where the inhabitants have come to realize that present day civilization, as represented by baseball, demands sanitation, proper bathing facilities, something to keep one warm when It IS emily, ana lleld where onc does not endanger life and limb in doing practice work There may be let us hope.
 It is understood the lean leader of the Athletics favors returning to some point in Florida, hoping not only that the inhabitants there have learned from the influx of Northern visitors what is required, but also because Florida is more accessible to Philadelphia than Louisiana.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

We print it right here that if you don't know the "feel" and the friendship of a joy'us jimmy pipe-GO GET ONE! And-get some Prince Albert and bang a howdy-do on the big smoke-gong!
 For, Prince Albert's quality  is in a class of its own! You never tasted such tobacco! Why-figure out what 1t alone means to your tongue
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
MOORE'S GARDEN
Heart of Maryland"

PREVIOUS Opinions OF the eNcelient
double program presented at Moore's
Garden Theater have been amply rus
tained during the past week. the bill
meeting with such enthusiastic ap-
prevail and popular support that II
has been held over as an entirety for
second weeks showing. which
opened yesterday with a capacity au-
dience.
Aside from the meritorious object
of the showing. the presentation be.
ing made under the auspices of and
for the benef1t Of the Woman's We'll
fare League of this city. the program
offered has every appeal possible to
the seeker of the unusual and best in
cinema offerings. The first number
on the bill. "a Romance Of Washing
ton" with all local scenes and every
member OF the cast a resident Of this
city. is we'll worth seeing.
Hundreds of Washingtonians.a aside
from the many prominent citizens
appearing in the actual cast. were
caught by the camera while the va
rious scenes were being taken, and
many surprises and lots OF fun Is
furnished as familiar faces unexpect
eddy nash before ones eyes. The
story. which furnishes the vehicle for
velopine into a decided comedy at
many points. has all the elements
that 20 to make up an interesting
and amusing photoplay. Romance
and thrill are pientifuiiy mixed with
the comedy. and the result il more
than satisfying.
The local sspirants for screen
honors, making jue allowance for
the fact that each and every one was
an absolute novice before the camera,
give unusually capable performances.
The appearance of President and
Mrs. Harding. together with other
local celebrities. brought forth hearty
applause.
The big feature Of the program,
Vitagraph's special proeaction OF
David Belasco's celebrated stage
play, The Heart OF Maryland" with
Catherine Calvert In the stellar role,
Is a clean, sweet love story inter-
woven in a background of war that Ia
certain to appeal to all. 1t IL evident
at all shines that great care and die
erection have been exercised in pro
ducing the picture. There Is Just an
indication of battle and just enough
OF the wa: of the rebellion to set the
story. while at the same time spectacular
scenes abound throughout.
Subsidiary features. fully In keep
ing with the high standard set by
the main attractions round out the
program perfectly and enhance its
amusement and educational value.
The same intcrpreta'ive orchestra
score as arranged by claude V. Bur-
rows. which brought forth such "a
"orsbls comment during the past
week, 10 given throughout the show
Ing.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
MOORE'S RIALTO-
1.-THE Scarab Ring"

A picture that has one guessing
from the time the first scene Ia flashed
upon the screen until the final fadeout
Is presented at Moore's Rialto Thea
ter this week. the showing to con-
tinue through Saturday next, In Vita
graphs production. The Scarab
Ring" featuring talented and popu-
lar Alice Joyce.
The story of The Scarab Ring Is
that of an older sister who promises
her father on his death bed that she
will keep his secret from her sister,
even at the expense of her own life.
The father, who was a bank president.
lad made one false step and, in order
to- cover his crime, paid the cashier
to assume the guilt. The payments
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
LOEW'S COLUMBIA
Through the Back Door. "

Again Mary Pickford has triumphed!
Through the Back Door," her new
est aim vehicle. began an extended
engagement at Loew's Columbia The
ater yesterday, and with II came all
the merriment and also all the pathos
that have put this little artist on tho
topmost rung Of the ladder Of fame.
In this nlm I'VE see Mary Pickford
as . little girl again. And without
question she 10 q better little girl In
this piece than In any of her previous
offerings. which 10 saying lot. When
the picture opens. . child four years
old 10 doubling for Mis1 Pickford. but
about the time the nrst reel II nm
ished Little Mary assumes the role.
We see her nrst as little girl about
ten. but when the picture ends she
has grown to be quite q young lady
and has q wonderful dress-up part.
The story starts at Ostend. Belgium.
Miss Pickford. a. Jeanne Bodamsre.
has . mother who falls In love with
Elton Reeves. q wealthy New Yorker.
A whirlwind courtship results In their
marriage.
Little Jeanne. whom the new daddy
regards as considerable. Of q nuisance.
IL left with her faithful nurse. Marie.
who marries q Belgian farmer and
settles down to rural life near Mons.
Her little Jeanne grows up. and the
comical things she does during her
childhood keep the audience in roar
Of laughter. There 10 q performins
donkey that Miss Pickford rides;
hitched to + Belgian cart IL dog
chasing a cat; also an episode where
Americas sweetheart" scrubs the
floor with brushes on her feet; in fact.
every move she makes provokcs
laughter.
Then at the end of fve years her
mother returns to take her away from
the faithful old nurse. who has come
to love the child as her very own.
Thus in the midst of the comic does
the tragic appear.
Probably no more appealing picture
has ever been made than this; GER
tainly none with more touching scenes
or that 10 more human. II there was
ever any doubt as to Mary Pickford's
standing. Through the Back Door"
certainly re-established her in q POSI-
ton of pre-eminence.
brilliant array OF added screen
and musical attractions supplements
the feature. The program includes
Won Suppe's "Pique Dame" as an
overture selection: there 10 the latest
issue of the Selznick news views and
other short-length featured attractions
of merit and charm.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Jim thePenman' Proves Hit
we're to be maintained by the daush-

we're to bs maintained by the daush-
Ter.
Everything moves smoothly until
Hugh Martin. q man about town. OBJ
tains possession of letters written by
Randall and his daughter to the CASH
icr. He decides to marry the younger
sister. threatening to publish the let
tiers In view of the older sisters OBJ
lection to the match.
Surprise follows surprise from this
point to the close of tho picture. Mar
tin being killed. Constance. being ac-
cussd of the crime. IL acquitted
through the efforts of her sweet
heart. Ward Locke. but instead Of
ending at this point. AZ 10 usual. the
story takes q new ipterest and devei-
ops q different and most unusual an
Gle. sending one from the theater
with q feeling that he has certainly
seen q picture that 10 different and
worth while.
An exceptionally hne program OF
short subjects Is presented in con-
junction with the main showing. chief
amou8 which anu an cAtTa 2uueu At
I, action IL the Kineto Review boy
Scouts OF America" showing the
youngsters on their trip to England,
how they were entertained. what they
did. and the excellent impression they
undoubtedly created. This will I'M
toubtedly prove of interest to thou
sands Of Boy Scouts and their parents
in Washington. A multiple reel COM
edy and an exclusive showing of the
latest Fox News complete this por-
ton of the bill.
Music Week 10 ushered In BY the
Rialto Orchestra and its leader with a
superb score, including as overture
iopchielli's Dance Of the Hours" and
81 an encore number a trio concer-
tante Of flute. cello and piano. Tits
''Serenade" being given by Mr.. Ar
caro-. Mr.. Ruggiero and Mr.. Gotta, re-
spectively.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
CRANOAll'S-
"PAck's Bad Boy"

Jackie Coogan, the precocioua
youngster who achieved fame over
night as THE Kid" with Charlie
Chaplin. yesterday continued his con-
"Peck's Bad Boy" presented as chief
feature of the bill for the current
week at Crandalfs Theater.
"Peck's Bad Boy" 10 an especially
deft adaptation to the Aims OF George
w. Peck's widely known stories Of
incorrigible youth. The fun Is con-
tinuous. wholesome and refreshing
and the sub-titIing ofthe picture par
ticulariy amusing. this valuable con-
tribution to the subjects genuine fun
having been made by no less a hui
morist than Irwin s. Cobb.
The story which threads together
the mischievous enterprises OF Master
Henry Peck. is simple and direct and
traces the misadventures of a young
Doctor who seeks to marry Henrys
sister, an inventor who has interested
the elder Peck's bankroll. and an at
tempt to steal drawings of the In
vention. The fun 10 derived almost
entirely from the FRANKS played upon
his elders, and occasionally upon him
self, by the ''little lamb" of the house
hold.
1t 10 in these laughabls episodes
that Jackie Coogan shines as a real
comedian. His grasp Of screen tech
mic, film tempo and the other require
ments of successful picture making
are almost uncanny In one so young.
The supporting players are not al
together subordinated to the genius
for comedy possessed by the juvenile
star Of the picture. James Corrigan.
as the father: Lillian Leighton. the
mother: Doris May, as Henry's sister;
Wheeler Oakman. as the Doctor. and
Raymond Hatton. in the role Of the
groceryman in whose emporium
Henry Rorees himself on all manner
of indigestibles. offer impersonations
of real merit. One of the most i'm
portant members Of the cast Is Tar
Baby" the smartest dog In pictures.
The ail-comedy bill for the week Is
augmented by the. laughable Tooner-
willie comedy, 1.-THE Shippers Flirta-
ton" one of the funniest of the COM
edies derived from the Fontaine Fox
comic cartoons.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
STRAND
Vera Burt.

A program that Is undoubtedly one
Of the brightest seen at the Strand
this season was presented yesterday. /
Vera Burt. with Five SyncopateI
Steppers." In presented as the head
line feature of the FIRST half in a lively.
jazzy revue In which exclusive and
popular songs are mixed with I'M
usual and novel dance specialties In
such q snappy manner that the num-
Der starts like the crack OF a whip
and the boys responding never stop
going.
The Flying Towards. in a spectacu-
lar and thrilling Aerial Frolic" open
the bill. presenting many OF the most
difficult and hazardous feats on tn:
trapeze ever seen on any stage.
Du Tiel and Convey follow in q h l.
morous singing and talking skit.
Daisy Dean and her company. In a
Crisis" present one OF the most wort
while offerings Of this character Seen
in months.
Ward and Wilson. popular and tai
ented entertainers, complete the vau-
deville portion of the program with
their latest funmaker. Laughs.
Laughs. and More Laughs,v which Is
just what they give. the pair keeping
the house in an uproar the entire time
they were on with their repartee and
topical songs.
Partners OF the Tide" Hodkinson
production, which will assuredly lie
numbered among the screen successes
fthe year. is presented as the photo
drama attraction of the week. 1t IL a
| thrilling picture with many big mo
ments" and with a love theme of sin
| gular tenderness and appeal inter
| woven into a fabric of extraordinary
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
uOEW'S PALACE
"BIack Roses"

Suppose you had been made to
suffer for a crime you had never
committed. Suppose your wife were
stolen from you, and you were left
to spend entire lifetime In
prison. Would you try to escape, to
reap vengeance upon those who had
caused your suffering? Perhaps
some would not, but Sessue Haya-
CONTINUED on Pige Fifteen.)
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Red Star Diaper Cloth
Specially Priced for Tuesday

Extra quality genuine Red Star
Diaper Cloth that every mother
knows is aseptic, durable, absorbent
and non-irritant. Put up in 10
yard pieces.
18-inch width, piece. -. .$1.38
22-inch width. piece. >. .$1.65
First Floor-Lanshargh 4 Br0theE
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Mems Mercerized
Hose, Special, Pair. /.
2i24c

How's that for a price for fine mercer
lied hose, made with high spliced heel,
double sole and toe. in black, navy. cordo-
van, grey and white But remember, the
special price is for Tuesday only, SO buy
q dozen pairs.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Mems Night Shirts,
Tuesday Only.
nH ~
voc

Just limited number Of high-grads
cotton Night Shirts, finely made, full,
cut and very roomy 50 that they will be.
most comfortable. Good weight for pres
ent and summer wear.
Ffrst Flosr-Lansburgh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Skirt Aprons Of Coo
Cambria and Sateen. .OCN

I Which every woman will realize Is a
very special price for full-cut Aprons Of
white cambria or fine grade black sateen.
some with elastic at back.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Girls Bingham
Dresses, Special
S2.15

But only on Tuesday will we offer
these exceptionally attractive dresses Of
fine grade bingham in plain and plaids.
prettily trimmed, for girls from to IA
years.
Third FIoor-LansburRh a Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Boys Khaki Knicker 90
Trousers; Special, Pair .OON

Made Of durable, smooth finished khaki
In olive drab shade; well tailored with
strong pocketing, belt loops and seams,
Sizes to II.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Boys Blue Denim
Overalls; Special.
DOC

Heavyweight blue denim, with bib and
shoulder strap; roomy pockets and double
knees. Choice of all sizes to IA years.
Fifth Floor-LansburSh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Bungalow Aprons C11O
Of Fancy Percale. .P1 Liz

You couldn't buy the material itself for
much less than Tuesdays price FOR these
well-made Aprons Of striped and figured
percale, finished with belts and large
pockets.
ThirA Floor-LansburRh 4 BrSther.s
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Extra Blue Ribbon Special
Undergarments
Choice 69c

Finely made nightpowns of mus
lin in slipover style, finished with
hemstitching: Envelope Chemise Of
nainsook with built-up shoulder or
camisole top, lace trimmed: Bloom
ers of batiste, sateen and crepe
some lace trimmed. others with
fancy stitching; also step-ins of
flesh batiste finished with lace.
Bargain SQuare-Flrst Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Bows BELL BRAND
BLOUSES, Special (. !.
fSC!C.

New ones, Just received. Sport collars,
attached collars. Eton collars and neck
bands. Many patterns in stripes: all
made of percale.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30

1121c

Why. you'll want them by the dozen
when you examine the aualits OF these
good-looking handkerchief Of selected
mercerixed yarn. with hemstitched hens,
priced SO very low!
First FIsOr-LansburGh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
X S%5, sns Women for .$1.39

Fast black rain-proof covers mounted
on rs and 28-inch Paragon frames. with
ebonine handles and wrist loops for
women. and hook handles for men.
Ftrst Floor-LarsAurGh 4 Brother,
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Net Cuimpes, With CT 90
Lace Trimmings. .p1 sCC

As practical as they are pretty-these
net guimpes trimmed with Venise laces,
in square neck or with Buster Brown col
lars-because they are SO easily laun-
dered.
Ffrut FIoor-LansburGh Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
:}99c
The Every-Ready
Pencil. Tuesday.

On Tuesday only can you buy this
Ever-ready Pencil, which has perfect
writing point that never needs sharpen
ing, and comes complete with clip and
extra leads at Tuesdays price.
First Floor-LaRsburKh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30

: In anticipation of the
greatest response that ever
was given to a Washington
Sale of Cedar CheStS-we
have secured at a price far
below regular value a solid
CARLOAD of these Stand
ard Red Cedar Chests in IL
distinct styles-plain or
copper band trimmed.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
54-inch Atwood Ct 90
Taffeta, Yard. .@1sOJ

A light weight wooden IN the same
weave as Taffeta silk. Excellent for one
piece dresses and separate skirts. Thi~
colors-navy, brown and black.
Third FIOOr-Lansbargh q Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
ST.. Is
54-inch Summer
Suiting, Yard.

The ideal fabric for women's summer
suits and skirts. Also much wanted for
motor coats and mems wear. Full 81
inches wide, in the natural color tan.
Third FlO0r--Lansburgh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Women's Boomers of 90
Flesh Color Muslin ~

Generously full. well cut and splendidy
made Boomers, of flesh color muslin.
with elastic waist and knee band. The
summers supply should be bought at
Tuesdays price.
Third FIoor-Lsnsburgh a Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
@fSDAY>BtBERl BBo1gE )N
$685.
56-inch White
Sport Flannel .

66-inch, all-wool White Sport Flannel.
thoroughly sponged and shrunk at the
mill. For sport skirts and coat suits.
Very specially priced for Tuesday only.
Third Floor-Lanshurgh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
lily PricedfOr Tuesday Blue /
1900 Pairs Women's Silk
Stockings. Full-Fashioned, Pa
Csc
l 200 Pairs Women's Silk
Stockings, in Black Only, Pair. ;.

And you will buy them by the dozen when you note
the heavy quality because their slight defects of weave
very hard to find and will not impair looks wear
-
The Washington times., 1921-05-30
Extra Size Percale CD OK
House Dresses .YAeOO

Here's good news for women who wear
sizes 48 to 81, for these are excellent
Dresses Of striped percale, with adjust
able waist, three-quarter sleeves. and
neat trimmings.
Third Floor-LanabargA 4 Brother.