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Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Furnished

Six-room modern brick, every built-in feature, including breakfast nook, fine garage, close to car line and fine school, electric lights, city water, gas. This home is completely furnished with the best of furniture. Price $7000, s2,500 cash.
 Let us show you these. Why pay rent. We also have a number of small acreages well improved and at a bargain.
 WE THANK YOU
 See Mir Barney, Mrs. Hulett, MT. Dillman.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY 130 N. Central Ave. Phone 1T56 gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Here's a Buy

Modern four-roo brick, ? screen rooms. furnished, well located, $4000 s12O0 cash will handle, terms on bal ance.
 F. 4. JEFFERSON, REALTOR
 34 N. Central Ave. Phone TO Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
S4,2O0

Five room brick pebbled dash. built in features and hardwood floors.
 Block of car line and paved street. Reasonable cash payment and bal ance s36 a month. 1125 E. Brill 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
$50 Cash

Dandy little frame house, near Eastlake park. price, $650; $50 cash and the res. in small monthly pay ments. Call today at 1906 W. Adams; after today at 122 w. Washington, Room 9. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
A Bargain
Homes

s,40o-Neat and attractive bunga low in Kelilworth district on paved street. Pretty green lawn, fenced in rear for the .'lxiddies" Large sun porch, with two bedrooms and sleeping porch, garage and shed in the rear.
 s10, 10,000-Beautifully finished bunga- low, near Wentworth school. Front rooms papered, all hardwood floors. owner will take some cotton on this transaction. You'll like this pretty home, with it's closets, breakfast nook, convenient kitchen, and it's many other features, but you will have to see it. Then make us an offer.
 s1S,0O0-Wonderfu large home in Los Olives, on an acre of ground, with lawn and trees in good condition. There's every convenience in this home and its large upstairs rooms and puorches will &C., comodate a large family. Exceptionally easy terms on this property if you desire them
 DWIGHT B. HEARD co.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Watson Brothers.

Sixth Ave. and Washington st. {
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Ask for Jimmie: he tells the truth about used cars"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES
A Fine House

in a good Iowa town to trade for Phoenix residence. For particulars see J. S. GRIFFIN "ALONE,' 11S N. First Ave. t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Double House Furnished

Six rooms and bath, extra good share, bearing fruit trees and grapes, large lot, all fenced, cement side walks, close to car line. Price s2750. S200 cash, $50 per month. See Gill,
 c. A. DAGLEY co.
 pbona 9Sa7 20 W Van Ruren gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
41a FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs
l 77
USED CARS HAVE BEEN SOLD IN M A RI c O P A COUNTY BY
 MfcARTHUR BROTHERS
A PARTIAL LIST

A PARTIAL LIST DODGE BROTHERS TOURING 1919 production. This car in addition to new top. com plete overhauling, new paint. is equipped with new wire wheels, cord tires. $. and $. shock disorders, cut-out, rear view mirror and seat covers SIPS DODGE BROTHERS TOURING- 1918 production. Original fin- ish. Oversize tires. Good top and upholstery. This car has been thoroughly repaired in our service department and is in excellent condition ... S5S5 1918 BUICK LIGHT SIX TOUR ing-Model E-45. absolutely the best buy in Buick tour ing car in Maricopa county for the money. New paint, good tires, practically new top. Recently overhFuled. .. S6S5 1919 CHEVROLET TOURING Model 4-90. Ready for sale Monday, October 31. New seat covers, new paint, oversize tires. This car looks like new and is in good running order SS50 1918 SCRIPTS BOOTH ROADSTER Repainted Five good tires; wire wheels, wind wings and other extras. It runs good and is priced to sell at once S450 1920 FORD TOURING
 Self starter. c d rubber and in good condition. Can't be beat for the money. See it quick S350 1919 FORD TOURING
 Engine overhauled, new top and seat covers. New paint. Extra good tires. A good in Vestment at bargain price S315 1918 FORD ROADSTER
 This car has a truck back and is now being overhauled. It will be ready for sale No vember 1st for ............ $500 McArthur Brothers
 Used Car Department
 See Stevens Phone 4321. Central and Madison.
 gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
DWIGHT B. HEARD co.

HAVE small house, looks nice, no shack, well built, full lot. some fruit, new. $S90. Larger house, full lot, $11O0. Call at TIA ". Grant. Will be pleased to show you this property. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
GOOD BUYS

Five-room and screen. every built in feature, house northeast, close to car line and school. Owner in the east says sell Price S3000, $500 cash. This property is $150O under priced.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Five-room and screen modern brick P. D. house. This house is new. We are instructed to sell this at the low price of s4000. $500 cash. bal ance at $40 per month including in- tereSt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08
At the Grand.

Last season following the production
OF up in MabePs Room" A. ii.
woods, the manager who put the PROD
In theatrical productions, announced
solemnly that he was thru with bed
room plays. The day following this
startling assertion Wilson Collision, CO.
author of up in Mabers Room"
walked into Woods's office and laid
manuscript on his desk bearing the
title The Girl in the Limousine"
What's it about?" asked Woods,
listlessly.
ITS mostly about bed" confessed
COLLISION, whereupon the manager
lighted a fresh cigar 1.-The bed is
used in the first two acts" continued
the author, and Woods settled back
more comfortably in his chair. THE
nero is a young society man who is
knocked on the head by a couple OF
footpa DIS. dra eyed into lady's boudoir
robbed of his valuables, and all of his
Got Z. g down to his neither garments
ard left beneath the bed of the lady,
who is fast asleep"
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=
ring Sessue Hayakawa- Experts who are
familiar with Oriental scenery have de-
ciared that the Chinese fishing village, con-
strueted especially for atmosphere in this
excellent picture drama, is perfect re-
production of those found along the rivers
OF the land of Confucius.
Five Kisses, has been chosen by Cecil B.
DeMille for the title of his Forthcoming
play, 'The Affairs of Anatol," with an IN
precedented all-star cast. Breyity and fit
ness were the chief reasons fol-. the change
in the title and also the consideration sof
the fact that the Schnitzler story has been
translated. into an American background
with American characters.
Ever see Dorothy Gish "up in the air.:
The poppy coincidence is to appear in her
guides a big airplane thru some thrilling
stunts as the heroine of jolly romantic
comedy OF young married life.
A most appalling and useless waste of
film is revealed in Whispering DEVILS
Conway Tearle uses up six reels trying not
to fall in love with the girl he loves. 1t
just can't be did!
George Fitzmaurice. Paramount director,
and his wife, Ouida Bergere, sceRarist, who
have just returned from a European yaca
ton picture studio. Even motion picture
people like Paris SO one cannot blame the
late returned doughboy.
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle, who has re-
turned to Hollywood from abroad. has
started work under the direction of James
Cruze on a new Paramount picture called
| Three Miles Ont" by Frank Condor. 1t
| is said to offer unriyaled opportunity for
the joyial Mr.. Arbuckle in the stellar rcle.
| Antonio Moreno, having completed his
! Vitagraph production. Three Sevens." will
soon go to the Hawaiian islands to enjoy
his first vacation during three years of an
interrupted picture production.
| BLACK Beauty" made Into a picture by
Vftagraph,: has been printed in every Eu-
| ropean and Asiatic language. One of the
most successful publications was that
| printed in Arabic. As Arabia is famous
for it's horses, the book found an eager
1 public in that country.
Anita Naldi, the girl whose raven hair
| and burning black eyes have thrilled thou
| sands of Winter Garden patrons during the
| past three seasons. has been engaged to
| vamp Owen Moore in his Forthcoming SELF
| nick picture, "Tobaseo.'
Ever been to the Follies Bergere, Paris's
| smartest theater! You'll have your chance
when you see The Bait
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fort to forget an unfortunate affair
with Lady Gray, in London. Faith
picks him up -half-conscious on the
beach, and under her care not only
for working in clay returns. Later.
Jim Merrill is killed in a drunken
brawl and Dion, completely restored,
returns. to London to take up his ca
reer again. --s-s.
The exciting adventures that befall
him form the remainder of the action.
At the Orphcum.
Riders of the Dawn" which starts
fthe week, is a picture that touches
every motion in the hearts register.
Love runs thru it like a golden
thread. Many friendly and familiar
faces from among the realm of screen
stars are in the cast. There is Roy
Stewart. Claire Adams, Joseph ].
bowling and Robert McKirn, a galaxy
of stars yisualizing a great and thrill
ing story.
Three" vocal entertainers. the best in
their line, will appear all week.
Sister love. devotion and sacrifice
of the highest quality is the theme of
THE Frisky Mrs. Johnson" the Clyde
| Fitch play, picturized for Billy Burke
| and shown the last three days. Miss
/ Burke has the role of Belle johnson,
| lively American widow, who risks
| her reputation and the loss of love of
the man she loves, to save her sister
from a scandalous situation.
This is quite a departure from the
| comedy roles Miss Burke has in the
past enacted with so much charm, for
as Mrs. johnson she strikes a deeper
note and often attains TO intense
drama. The story is laid in Paris
during the carnival season and a bril-
| liant setting has been provided for the
production. Ward Crane is the lead
ing man. and others in the cast in
clude the old favorites. Huntiy Cor
| don and Lumsden Hare.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08

"Say no more" said Woods, adjust
Ing his eyeglasses and picking up the
manuscript, 'just sign your name here
on this contract-it's been waiting here
for just such play"
When Woods was reminded of his
assertion that he would produce no
more bedroom plays, he blushed guilt
lily and said: Its not my fault.
Blame the authors They refuse to
let me alone, Bedroom scenes have
been my greatest mptatton ever since
/ saw Bclascos 'DuBarry' and The
Girl of the Golden West. And the
only thing / can't resist is temptation
'@rhe Girl in the Limousine" appears
at the Grand Friday and Saturday.
!. The "Lasses" White All-Star Min
strels; presented by Spaeth & Com
pany of New York City, comes to the
Grand wednesday for one night only.
That it is an entertainment that will
evoke a gasp of genuine admiration
upon the rise of the first curtain is an
Acclaimed fact not only on account
OF the sterling merit of the company
White himself, but it will also be due
to the gorgeous scenic effects which
are the most pretentious ever carried
by an organization of this kind.
The first part reveals a scene en-
titled, The Isle of Flowers" in which
every color of the rainbow from soft,
pastel shades to exquisite de1icacy to
the flaming vivid hues of a tropic
sunset are blended into harmonious
whole. For this scene the costumes
have been especially designed to blend
with the elaborate color scheme The
lighting effects. too. have been Sc
lectcd to give the most perfect degree
% radiance to this brilliantly beauti-
full scene.
no her. notable scene entitled
Moonlight Among the Moss" which
is a perfect reproduction of a south
ern swamp with the over-hangins
Trees heavy with the moss that is so
picturesque and at the same time, so
typical of a southern bayou, has been
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08
NOTES OF THE MOVIES
CLEANED BY XXI

George Fitzmauriee requisitioned part of
the Florida beach to shoot the tropical
scenes in Idols of Clay" his new picture
Much of the action is supposedly laid in
the South. Seas, and their verdure AMI
reproduced on the screen.
The fair stenographer in the publicity
offices of the Dial Film company has com
posed new song dedicated to the moving
picture industry, entitled when the Sun
Goes Down the Overhead Goes Up
Anita Stewart is in dire distress. The
beautiful star simply must have real, reg
ular, snow-driving, ice-fringed blizzard for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08

her next picture, "The Tornado" Even old
reliable Truekee (Cal.) has thus far failed
to furnish the needed atmosphere and An
ita is making ready to seek the wilds of
Canada to get the realism which she de-
mands.
Pauline Frederick, the Robertson Cole
star, is making another super-special dra-
matte production entitled 1.-THE Mistress of
Shenstone." The story for the screen~was
taken from the popular novel of the same
name by Florence L. Barclay, one Of Eng
lands foremost noyelists.
Did you know that FATTY Arbuckle has
deserted the custard pie and the slapstick
and is to appear hereafter in full-length
of these is Saturday Evening Post story
by Irwin S. Cobb called 1.-The Life of the
Party"
Perfection of settings is one of the most
striking features Of the new Robertson
Cole super-special, THE First Born" star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08
AT the Novelty.


real vaudeville show opens at the
Noveity Monday afternoon. It's one
with plenty of class, jazz and hol<um.
The program opens with the thirteenth
enisode of Bride 49," followed by five
exceptionally clever vaudeville fea-
lures. .-s,
The Elroy Sisters are two exceed
ingly pretty maids who. despite their
family resemblance, represent opposite
types of beauty. Betty is perfect
blonde. while Flora is the. IDEAL bru-
nette. Both are exceptionally clever
performers. T. $50.
Valentine Vox is a debonair chap
with a world of personality. His Of
fering under the title of The Club
man." includes some extraordinary
ventriloquial work.
The way of the Chinese have GER
tai1liy changed since Bret Harte wrote
of Truthful James and The Heather
Chinese" Today East is West" for
the celestial is well worthy in many
if not most Occidental customs. Not
the least, but probably the most sur
prising of these is Jazz. Dayigneau's
Celestials. embracing Borromeo. the
great Oriental classic jazz pianist;
Men Toy, a beautiful girl who dances
singer of Wondrpus vocal power and
brilliancy. are examples of how Amer
icanized the Chinese may become.
Dolly Grey ana Bert Byron have hit
upon an idea that is far away from
the act presented by. the conventional
couple, Mss Grey has winning Irish
way and personality. while Mr.. Byron
is breezy without being intrusive or
resortipg to forced humor. "a Girls
Weight their skit is called and Harry
L. Newton is the author.
The bill will close with Bud and
Jessie Grey in Brilliant Bits of Vaude-
VILE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08
Washington, D. G., Feels Quake.

Washington, Jan. S.-A moderate"
earthquake disturbance was recorded
beginning at LAO a. m. today on the
seismograph at Georgetown university
here. The indicated disturbance was
2,400 miles from Washington. and
might. be a disturbance within con-
tinental United States
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08

Charles Ray is to travel eastward. For
the first time in his colorful young life he
is to. glimpse Broadway and see it as II
really is. Charley longs to see Grants
tomb, take peep at the Metropolitan art
Mrs R ana inst tpauai ait bs S
band just to see that no harm befalls him
and to act as an anchor in case any of the
Broadway vamps try to get in their deadly
work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08
MALE CHORUS COMES HERE.
Mountain Ash Organization to Sing al
High School Auditorium.

The Mountain Ash male chorus is
booked to sing at the high school au-
ditorium on the evening of January
IL, 1921, This is the fourth visit of
these singers under the leadership of
Mr.. T. Glyndwr Richards.
There are eighteen voices in the
chorus. Besides chorus work they will
have a number of solos. The chorus,
which has never visited Topeka be-
fore, is being brought here under the
auspices of the Business and Profess
sional Women's club of the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08
COAL PRICES GO DOWN.
Chicago Retailer Slashes One to Two
Dollars Off Price.

Chicago, Jan. s.-Coal prices started
to fall here today and Monday is ex-
pected to see a general slashing, ac-
cording to dealers here.
One of the largest coal retailers an
nounced reduction of from 81 to 81,
effective today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08
At the Isis.

The ianguorous South Sea Islands
mingle with London's Linehouse
slums in George Fitzmaurice's. latest
production, Idols of Clay" which will
have its first local showing at the Isis
theater next week. Mae Murray and
David Powell are the featured players.
The story was written by Ouida Ber-
gere.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08
Mae Murray in
George Fltzmaurpes Roduetta.
/ Idols Of Clay
4 Paramount Pictu

n EaIsHOunC F@lure
The central characters are Faith
Merrill, a pretty, innocent creature
living with her. father, Jim Merrill, a
derelict, and his dissolute partner,
Blinky, on an obscure South Sea is
land. Merrill and Blinky sell Illicit
rum to the natives in return for SNUG
gled pearls. To the island comes
Dion Holme, a young sculptor, who is
drifting around the world in the eff
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conceded by all who have had the
privilege of viewing it, a scenic mas
terpiece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Ten Leading Batters
IN the Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEaGuF
NATIONAL LEAe
Field of 100 Yachts to Sail
I'm Larchmont Regatta

Nearly one hundred yachts are ex-
pected to be gathered off Larchmont
Harbor Tomorrow TO take part in the
Yacht Club, regarded as one OF the
major events of the Sound season.
Three of the New York Yacht Club So
footers will be on hand, it was said
yesterday, and at least three OF the
40s will start.
More of the New York 3o-footers are
expected TO start than have been in
competition since the New York Yacht
Club cruise. There will be events for
all classes of sailing craft, from the
50-foot sloops down to the orientas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Within
Yates Star Golfer,
To Enter Columbia
University This Fall

WHEN Lucien Walker graduated
- last June Columbia University
lost one of the best college golfers
that ever played the game. But
Walkers place promises to be filled
by a young fellow named Eddie
Yates, a crack baseball and golf
player who will enter Columbia this
fall.
Playing recently over his home
course, the Hydewood Golf Club of
North Plainfeld, the youngster
broke the amateur course record of
II held by Newton MAR, present
amateur champion of New Jersey.
Yates has never played In tourna-
ment competition, but when he en-
ters Columbia he promises to give
Jesse Sweetser and the others
plenty of competition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Body of Williams Star
Brought From France

WILLIAMSBURG. Mass, Sept. 81
The body of Lieutenant Richard
O'Brien, a former Williams football
star, has arrived in this country from
France. He was killed in action Oc-
tober II, 1918, while serving with the
3o2d Infantry overseas.
O'Brien, who was Wiliiamstown
boy, played halfback on the 1916 eleven
at Williams. His work behind the line
was a factor in the victories scored
over Amherst and Wesleyan that year
He left college in 1917 to enter the
officers training camp at Plattsburgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04

MANCHESTER. Vt. Sept 3.--R. ..
Rocks, OF Metacomet Golf Club, p ovi-
dence, was the victor IN the thirty
six hole final match for the Equinox
Cup 1t Ekwnnok Country Club to-day.
over H. T. Barrow, of Battusrol. in a
match which was decided on the home
green. Barrow led fer most OF tbs
way but never had an advantage ~
more than three holes, while Rocks
improved toward the end of each round
and was the stesdier of the two at the
finish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Phillies Bow to Braves
After Winning by Al

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-The
Braves divided a double-header with
the Phillies in their final series here
to-day. Ring held Boston to four
scattered hits in the opening game
and Philadelphia won, 20 J..
In the second, Boston pounded G.
Smith and Sedgwick for twenty-one
hits and a Is to victory The hitting
of Powell and Christenbury featured the
closing game. The scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04

Desc hlts--C Walker. McCann, CAT
e~ay, Leihold Menoslsy Home rua-C
walker Stolen basss-Leibold, Foster
Frat. j. Collins. Sacr!fice--J. Collins
Double piays-McCann to Dykes to J.
Walker: Leibald to Scott: Foster 70 Pratt
TO McInnis. Left on Philadelphia
5; Boston. g. Bases on oalls-On Ksefc
:, off Harris. 4: off Freeman. 2; or flyers
/. OFF Russell. /; off Karr l. Htts-On
Ksefe. in innings tnone out in shirdD :
off Harris, in 2; off Freeman, in 4 .
of Myers, in ia; off Russell, in $ Ia;
off karr. none In la. Hit by pitcher
BY Myers tDusanl- Struck out-By
Myers. l; by Russell. /; by Karr. !. Win
ming pitcher--Karv. Losing pircher--Free-
man. Umpires--Connally. Moriarty and
Wilson. Time, l:4T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Rochester Scores
Sweep Over Bears
BY Winning Twice
knight Holds Newark to
One Hit in First Came;
Fothergill Stars at Bat

ROCHESTER, Sept. 3.-Rochester
made clean sweep of the FIVE game
series with the Newark Bears by win
ming both ends of double header to-
day, taking the first game to and
the nightcap II to 2, the last game be-
ing limited to seven innings.
Knight held the Bears to one hit
in the opener, errors giving the visit
ors their runs in this game. Fother-
gill's hitting was a feature.
The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Women's Tourney Wednesday

The leading women tennis players of
the country are entered for the invita-
tions, Singles and doubles tournament
which is to start Wednesday, on the
mis- Club at South Orange. ". J.. Mrs.
Mallory. Miss Mary K Browne, Miss
Leslie Bancroft and Miss Helsn Gil
lsaudeau are scheduled 4, compete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04

WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. Sex
treme neat today did not prevent the
army football squad from starting
preliminary practice. CARRIED in track
suits, large squad, including several
husky "Plebes," went through brief
drill under the direction of Mayor
Charles D. DAILY. head coach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Athletic Misjudges Fly;
Red Sox Win. III To 10

BOSTON. Sept. 3.-The Red Sox de-
feated Philadelphia IL to 10 to-day,
the tying and winning runs coming IN
the eighth, when Witt misjudged
Menosky's fly to deep right which went
for two bases. In the seventh. C.
Walker hit a horne run over the left
field fence with the bases filled.
The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
Local Boy With Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 3.---
Andy ESchmann, who WAS considercc
the best scholastic shortstor in New
York when he played with BROOKLYN
Prep, is playing with. the local Florida
State League team. The youngster
made a great record with Brooklyn
semi-pro teams and received sryoat
with the Washington Senators, who
farued him 90 jacksonville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-04
AT TORONTO
Senators Sign Pitcher

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-president
Clark Griffith has added another
southpaw to the Senator'S pitching
staff. Herman Shore, cousin TO Ernie,
erstwhile moundsman of the Yankees
and Red Sox, has been signed Shore
made good record in the Piedmont
League.