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Arizona republican., 1921-06-03

tertainers, and last, but not least. the management has received a large consignment of Bell metal cow-bells and every lady will be presented with one with the word Morley's printed across it; wonderful little souvenirs. and they are sure noise makers. As there are only 300 of them. those who come first wiz e> sure of theirs If you have not heard Morley's new band you have not heard the best you have because some one told you so; but if you are out Saturday night. you will agree that the best music is at Morley's- The big white buses run from the corner of Central ave- nue and Monroe street every Is min utes.
 Amateur Night at Coliseum
 Tonight is amateur night at the cool Coliseum (which is now an air dome in fact, as the upper part of the side and end walls have been re- moved), when patrons of the Coliseum. beside seeing the new musical com edy, Its a Devil of Mess" will be entertained by a band of amateurs. and there will be plenty of fun during the evening. In Its a Devil of a Mess" Jack Miller. Ann Montgomery. Jack Oakley. Petty Blair, Hazel Chene (the new ingenue), Carolina Brunson. Al Mcdonald. the four rose buds. the Misses Arthur. Gregorg Cantu, and the wild Australian child "Petete" Violet. and the Miller and
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03
Riverside Park

Owing to the fact that a holiday ushered Monday of this week on to the calendar, Riverside changed the regular spot dance, night from Mon- day to Friday. Tonight being society night, a number of spot dance, favors will be awarded. including the beau tiful Japanese basket wares now on
 exhibition at the Central pharmacy. This is the most exclusive. line ever brought to Phoenix and will be fea-
 ture of Monday night at Riverside | from now on. after tonight initial presentation of the ever popular spot dance favors.
 | Riverside still continues to attract the real dancers and those who know
 music, and the management has a new card up it's sleeve, which will be released within the very imm ediate | future. making the band unquestion- ably the best ever had outside of the coast cities. Riverside is still offer l ing the free Sunday concerts and is l making special provision for picnic parties. No charge is made for chill
 dren during tn, day up to o'clock
 and it is the aim of the mana gemen' to offer every possible facility. for the little folk during the heated term
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03
ssssue hayakawa at strar,d

Today ends a three days engage ment at the Strand of Sessue Haya- kawa in a picturizatlon of one oS the greatest stage successes of GU ent years, Francis Powers truly remark able love drama of Chinese life in the Orient and in San Francisco's China town before the coming of the quake. It features Sessue Hayakawa. Sonny Boy Ward. Goro Kino and Frank Seki and other famous Japanese actors It is trite and beautifully presented love story of the Orient, with a won derful child's part and many novelty presentations. This marks the clos ing of this engagement. which has been the means of calling attention to the fact that Hayakawa is the cleverest artist the Orient has sent to these shores. He has made screen history in The Cheat" and he has repeated in "The First Born the achievement which marked his, intro duction to pictures. Tomorrow there comes to the Strand Buck Jones, who is offered by William Fox in a slam- bang drama of the great out doors entitled Fire Brand Ire vesion.' Buck Jones. while a new conner to the silver sheet is perhaps one of the most remarkable| Western characters to develop in the last five years in pictures. To many who ars close observers of the coming an( passing of screen celebreties, say tha Buck Jones is bound to succeed to tn, mantle of popularity. It will be hi. first appearance on the Strand screen and the management present. him with the assurance from the Flo, l studios that it is one of the fines
 Western dramas that have been mad this year.
 Wallace Reid at Hip
 Today sees a. cOmplete change O
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03

show at the Hip, when Paramount sends to the screen that ever popular lover of the silver sheet, Waffle Reid, in unquestionably one of the best pie lures ever made by Famous Players in the long list of those they have given to picture fans. It is called The Lottery Man land is of course, being a Reid story. sI love tale. It is the first time it has been shown at popular prices in Phoenix and is go- ing to be augmented by a fine two reel Hoot Gibson value, entitled "The Night Rider" This double program will obtain for Saturday as we'll and if you are a lover O.. Waffle Reid and
 have not seen this 5icture on the oc- casion of its first run at the Strand you will do well to drop in at the Hip
 and catch it because Reid has never made better.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03

Wakefield beauty chorus have a lot to do and they do it well and the offering is replcte with merriment and clean. wholesome comedy. new conversation. new songs. new dances. new costumes. new scenery and lighting effects, and will run at the Coliseum up to and including next Sunday night. and next Monday evening sees the opening night of another of Producer Oakley's ''un- corkers." entitled '-The Cafe-de- Jazz," which is a sizzler. Come over tonight and bring an amateur with you. who may win a prize Contin- uous shows from 7.3o to 1e:3o- "Gc where the crowds go-"
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03

Quebec on its annual northern mi. grafton Each year the birds stop a
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03

ceptional ability Of Miss Meredith Bishop who has the leading juvi- nile role in "The Eloping Maidsr Miss Bishop is a very talented artist and will be remembered by her former appearances before the various clubs of the city. In the role of the young bride she starts all the complications of the plot and carries the farce through to the end very clevel-ly.
 In this big show there will be noth- ing but clean comedy and entsrtain- ment lasting about two and ore-hali hours and the program is full of fea- lures.
 The Eloping Maid. will run Fri day. Saturday and Sunday nights and a special matinee for women ana children will be given Saturday aft ernoon at ?: 30 pm. The matinee performance will be entitled From. my's Wife, an amusing comed, drama especially prepared by Mrs Easley and presented by an entirely different cast.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03

The mayor of Nouex Les Mines France. has ordered the absolute sup precision of music in bars and public places. asserting that music is the worst breeder of immortality" This order includes the banishment of mechanical pianos, and talking machines.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03

Wallace Reid at Hip Today sees a complete change of
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03

Cap Tourmente on the St Lawrence
 River. on their way to the coast of Labador. They have made these stops for more than forty years and the flock has been closely protected.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-03
Moriey's Park

There will be lot of new stunts at Morley's Cabaret Saturday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Conhuskers Suffer Initial
Defeat of Season at Hands
OF Valiant Fighting Irish

and displayed no nervousness.
The Game Is On
Promptly at $3.50 at the game be-
gan. Notre Dame got the jump on
Nebraska from the first. and her su-
periOrjty was manifest. The Notre
Dame forwards. outweighed 10
pounds to the man, were playing
their heavier opponents off their feet
Nebraska's offense was completely
crushed. and after an interchange
Of punts, the Rockers carried the
ball TO Nebraska's one yard line.
The Notre Dame backfleld lacked
the punch necessary to make the
touchdown, however, and Nebraska
intercepted. a pass for a touchdown.
The ball was put in play on the 20
yard line and the Rockers had lost
their first chance to score. Shortly
afterwards, however, a poor Kick by
Lewellen gave Notre Dame her
chance, and Johnny Mohardt took
the bah across the line. Buck Shaw
kicked goal.
Notre Dame attempted several
forward passes throughout the final
quarters but very few were success
full Nebraska had almost a perfect
system of defense for the Rocker
pass formation. Captain Swanson
knocked down several passes. On
the other hand, Nebraska's passes
failed completely. In fact the Notre
Dame team caught more passes form
the Cornhuskers than they did from
Mohardt
Cashiers punting was far supe-
rior to Lewellen's, although the
Rocher system Of handling enemy
punts lost them this advantage. The
Notre Dame backs were playingg
safe. and allowed Jewellers punts
TO roll over the goal line on each
occasion. Cashiers drop kicking
was beautiful. The wind was too
strong for him. however, and sew
eral pretty kicks were carried out
OF the way By the wind. once Paul
dropped one from the 50-yard line
which carried far enough. but which
was blown 10 the east Of the cross
bars
Substitutions: Notro Dame-Car-
berry for Kiley, Coughlin for Cast
ner. Dooley for Degree, Kiley for
Carberry, Cashier for Coughlin,
Desch for Cashier. Cotton for Gar
vey, Larson for Mehre.
Nebraska-PrestOn for Lcwellen,
Russell for Wright, Wright for
Noble, Wencke for Weller, Hartley
for DEWITT.
Omcials-Referee, Griffith, Hi
nois. Umpire-Hedges, Dartmouth.
Field udge-Young, Illinois Wes-
leyan. Head Gardner,
Cornell.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
HIGH SCHOOL IS
WINNER IN FREAK
PRELIM CONFLICT
Jefferson Offers No Resist
ance and Edwards Men
Pile Up 70 to O Score.

In a marvellous exhibition Of hon
est to goodness football, Capt. Ed
wards and his stalwart varsity foot
ball squad defeated Jefferson High
OF Lafayette by a score of rs 10 O.
before the mamoth home coming
crowd. When asked about the game
next Saturday the stellar half back.
Capt. Edwards. said the Hammond
aggregation would be given the
same decisive kind Of trOuncing
as the Jeffersonites received. At no
stage in the entire game was Voc
dish required TO use his toe TO boot
the ball out OF danger while the
down staters were forced to punt
innumerable times.
Strickler received a dislocated ell
bow when he spilled Holbick. and
another Jeffersorite fell on the
arm. This injury will probably keep
Strickler out of the game next Sat-
urday and practice this week. Ny
kos. utility man, replaced him at
the pivot position and played a cred
table game considering the amount
OF experience he has had there.
Capt Edwards, Buntman and
Matt Butch were individual stars and
Haas. Scheer, Strauss. VOedish and
Kintz played stellar games in the
line. Art Scheer amused fans when
kicking goals by booting the ball
completely over the bleachers and
into the field beyond each time. At
the start OF the second half Coach
BUrnham took out some of the reg
ulars but put them back in the last
half
The game play by play follows:
Stricken kicked off Timmons
was downed in his tracks. South
Bend recovered tumble. Butch hit
line twice for a total of 30 yards.
Capt. Edwards circled right end for
touchdown. Scheer kicked goal.
Stricken kicked off Holbick was
thrown for a loss by Matt Butch.
Lafayette's ball on her 40 yard line
Dienhardt went 5 yards when tackled
by Capt. Edwards Ball recovered by
South Bend en- tumble. Strickler
went as yards for a touchdown.
Scheer missed goal Matt Butch
went through center FOR 10 yards.
Buntman went % yards. Buntman
went through center for touchdown.
SCheer kicked goal. Dienhardt kick
ed off and Capt. Edwards was down
ed almost in his tracks. Quarter
ended with ball on South Bend 80
yard line BUntman attempted
pass to KNIT and failed. Matt Butch
went 25 yards around left end.
Buntman went 10 yards around right
end. Capt. Edwards went 5 yards
through left tackle Mickey circled
left end for touchdown. Schear
kicked goal. Dienh2rdt tried pass
10 Baker but failed. Dienhardt 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
SECOND HALF.
Third Quarter.

Notre lame made 122 yards i'm
line skirmishes while Nebraska only
made % in the first half.
A. the second half started Ne
braska raced out on the fell anv-
i,us 10 avenge the humiliation they
mad received in the first half Car
vey Kicked TO Capt. swanson as he
went TO crab IT. Wyune recovered IL
and it was NOtre Danes hdU on
Nebraskans 40 yard line Cashier
fumbled bat recovered and made
seven yards. Wynne made 10 yards.
Mohardt failed 10 gain. The team
was lined M in q fine POSITION for "A
kick bu; Nohardt ATTEMPTED mass
'Th'on failed. Castner threw back for
a drop kick. Pucelnik blocked IL and
recovered yne ball on the 81 lard
lire. Ncbraska's ball Lewenca fail
ID o. gam Noble made five ya.ds
Noble's pass. was incomplete. LEVEL
Ter pUEted over the goal line Il was
Notre Danes ball ON the % yard
line.
Nynne made six yards Time yvgs
taken out while he recovered his
wind. Cashier punted TO T.owallen
Nebraska's 80 ward line and shaw
dowaeG him in his tracks. Shaw
then broke through and tackled
Noble FOR a three yard loss. Shaw
has been playing one cf the great
est games Of his career He has re-
peaJcdiy thrown the Corn Husker
aackde-d for great losses. Degree
was carried of the field and Dooley
was sent in 10 take his place. It was
reported that Degrees leg was brok-
en-.
Russell failed to gain. RuszelTs
pass was incomplete. Russell punted
over the goal line. Notre Danes ball
On her own 20 yard line. The play
vas called back and Notre Dame
was renal!zed Is yards. Cotton went
in the place Of Garvey. DEWITT made
Is yards. Noble was thrown for
two yard loss by Cotton
Noble made five yards through
center. DEWITT failed 10 gain. Russell
punted across the goal line Notre
Danes ball on her 20 yard line.
Nohardt made three yards around
right end. Cashier punted 20 Pres
ton on Nebraska's 40 yard line He
was downed in his tracks. Hunk An
derson threw DEWITT for a half yard
loss. DEWITT made Up the half a
yard.
Cotton. Kiley and Anderson threw
Russell for a two yard loss. Russell
punted out Of bounds Notre Danes
40 yard line. II was NOtre Danes
ball The crowd began 10 call for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Play by Play

First Quarter-Wrigh kicked to
Wynne on Notre Danes 40 yard
line, Mohardt made three yards.
Cashier kicked over the Nebraska
goal line The ball was put in play
on Nebraska's 20 yard line. DEWITT
made three yards. Lewellen made
made two more. Wright kicked to
Thomas on Notre Danes 30 yard
line. Mohardt went for three yards.
Cashier made FIVE. Wynn made first
down. MOhardt made four yards.
Cashier made eight yards. Mohardt
fumbled. Nebraska covered the ball
Wright made FIVE yards. DEWITT
made one yard. Notre Dame was
penalized five yards for off side.
Dewitt failed to gain. Wright was
thrown for "a loss by Hector Gar
vey. Wright punted out OF bound.
Notre Dame took the ball on g yard
line. Mohardt made one yard. Cast
ner fumbled. Nebraska recovered.
Noble was thrown for nine yard
loss. Nebraska's pass was incom-
plete. Wright made no gains.
Wright kicked across the Notre
Dame goal. The ball went into place
on Notre Danes 20 yard line. Cast
ner punted SO yards to Lewellen.
Kiley downed him in his track.
Wright made two yards. Wright
failed a gain. Noble lost two yards
through tackle Mehre blocked
Wright's attempted kick but Nebras-
ka recovered on her own a 20 yard
line.
Notre Dame was playing Ne
braska off her feet. Degree, the
Notre Dame guard. and the two
Notre Dame ends were making the
Nebraska offense look foolish. They
failed to gain repeatedly and the
Notre Dame looked 10 be easily Corn
Huskers superior. Noble made one
yard through the guards. Noble was
thrown for a loss. Lewellen punted
out Of bounds Ball in place on Ne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
Stone Wall of Nebraska Tm1bLes Before "Flghtng Irish
ANOTHER STATEMENT
PROVED.

Roger Kiley and Eddie Ander-
son were recently termed BIZ
Grantland Rice the finest pair
Of ends in the country" Follow
ers OF Notre Dame football how
ever. long ago realized what Rice
has just expressed. Riley IS the
neatest catcher OF forward pass
80 to be found. and Eddie-weli
Eddie Is the captain OF one or the
greatest teams Notre Dame has
ever developed. Needless 20 say.
the captaincy was offered him
because Of his al around ability.
HIS speed. in getting down under
punts IS marveHed over by sport
writers in every game that the
Rockers play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

loss as he attempted 10 round left
end. Wright passed to Swanson for
seven yards. Noble attempted 10
pass to Scherer but threw over 10
yards in front Of him. Notre Danes
ball on the % yard line. Wynne
made SIX yards through center. on
a fake play Thomas made three
yards. Wynne made five yards. Mo-
hardt made seven yards. Coughlin
made 10 yards. The half ended with
Notre Dame is posse ssion of the ball
on Nebraska's As yard line Score ct
the end Of the first half Metre Dame
7, Nebraska 0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23


braslIa's 40 yard line with Notre
Dame on tht offensive. Mohardt was
thrown for a two yard loss. Cashier
made two yards Mohardt's pass was
incomplete Cashier attempted a
drop kick from the middle of the
field. The ball carried but the wind
carried it to the side OF the goal
post. Lewellen made no gains
Wright made two yards. The quar-
ter ended with the ball in Nebras-
ka's possession on her own p yard
inc. No scores.
Second Guarter-Dewitz failed to
gain. Wright punted TO win. He car
ried the ball to the 20 yard line.
Cashier made six yards Cashier
made two more. The ball is now in
the FIVE yard line Mohardt made
two yards. Notre Dame has the ball
on the two yard line. Thomas car
ried the ball 10 within the foot of
the goal post and it was first down.
Mohardt was thrown for a one yard
loss. Cashier was thrown for an
other yard loss. Time was taken cut
when Mohardt was laid unconscious
after a hard tackle. lie was brought
TO his feet and went back into the
game. Notre Dame attempted a for
ward pass and was intercepted by
Wright who was thrown where he
grabbed the bill. The ball goes out
to the 20 yard line. Notre Dame had
lost the first chance to score.
was thrown for a one yard loss.
Wright was thrown for a one yard
loss. Lewellen punted IS yards out
of bounds with Notre Danes ball
on her own 90 yard line Cashier
punted TO Lewellen who fumbled
the ball and NOtre Dame recovered
it on the a. yard line Wynne made
yards Wynne made six yards. The
ball was Notre Danes on Nebras-
ka's 12 yard line.
The crowd is wild with excite
ment and are calling upon the Notre
Dame team 10 score a touchdown
which they richly deserved. Cashier
made one yard and when the teams
lined W Cashier was lying on the
ground. ROCkne sent a trainer. Hen
mes, out 10 attend Cashiers injury.
L was evident that Cashier sprain1
ed the ligiments Of his tightly band
aged punting leg. The team lined
up, Thomas brought the ball 70 first
down. Cashier carried the ball three
yards but the ball was brought back
and Nebraska penalized five yards
off side. The ball is on the one yard
line again directly in front OF the
goal post. Mohardt scored touch
down. 60 Nutre Dame. Shaw kicked
the goal. Notre Dame 7. Neb. ..
Notre Dame IS kicking Off TO Ne
braska.
place Of Cashier who was Nosre
Danes first substitute Carney kick
ed 10 Scheren, who was tackled on
Nebraska's 45 yard line Noble made
two yards. Iewellen made no gains.
Noble made one yard. Wright kick
ed out of bounds The ball was
brought TO Notre Danes nine yard
line. Coughlin made eight yards
Mchardt wss thrown for a four
yard loss. Decree punted "a yards.
Nebraska's hall on Notre Danes 40
yard line Noble was thrown for a
Une yard loss.
Wynne forsaw "A Nebraska play
and threw Wright for a two yard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

Mcconnell pass completed with 1 5
yard gain. Dienhardt to Baker pass
completed another Is yards gain.
Dienhardt tried pass 10 Baker again
and failed. Grove thrown for a 5
yard loss by Strauss. Butch recov-
cred a tumble and went for a touch
down. Scheer kicked goal. Strick-
Ter amazed crowd by long kckoffs.
Ban on Lafayette 90 yard line.
Scrimmage resulted in no gains La
fayette took time out Dlenhardt
went 10 yards and was tackled by
Capt. Edwards. strauss tackled
Grove for yard loss. Buntman
circled left end and about one foot
from touchdown fumbled when
downed by JeffersonIJes. First half
over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
HONOR GIPP

HONOR GIPP
During the nermission between halves tribute paid
the memory of George Gpp avoe and honored of Notre
Dame Coach Rockne led his the of the field
bugr blew and the great hrong stood with bare heads
n and a a fitting tribute to his memory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

Fourth Wrights PASS 60
Swarcon was interfered with by Mo
hard,. according 20 the referee rul-
ing but was allowed 90 go. shaw
broke through and downed Preston
for Is ward loss. Hunk Anderson
intercepted the forward pass from
Wright and it was Notre Danes
bail on Nebraska's 90 yard Hac
M,hardt made three yards. cast
nor made two yards Wynne made
Gve Yards Cashier made one yard.
The ban is almost 10 the goal post.
Nebraska held Mohardt on the six
ward line Cashier made another
yard
Mohardt fumbled but recovered
on the 3 yard line Nebraska was
given the bali. Preston was thrown
for .ard loss. Wrighrs pass was in
complete. The crowd evidently ng-
ured the game over as they started
go prepare 10 leave the field Kiley
broke through and tumbled Wright
for nine yard loss. The ball is on
Ncbraska's five yard line.
Cotton Kiley and Anderson threw
Russell for two yard loss. Russell
puntcd out OF bounds Notre Danes
As yard line. II was Notre DANES
bail. The crowd began 10 call for
another touchdown as Mohardt
made seven yards. Wynne failed 10
gain. Mohardt made three yards
Cashier made three yards. Mohardt
made one yard. Mohardt attempted
the first forward pass foe Notre
Dame and Cation hunted for gain
If 80 Yards Wynne fumbled on the
20 yard line Nebraska recovered
DEWITT failed 10 gain Noble FUN
bied and Al lerson rec yered for
-,3tr- Dame
a p0sa fr0m Wright TO Schercr
n1de d Yards Larson went in -
play FOR AIehre. Notre Dame inter
.ep-ea .ha lass on the 40 yard line
and Cashier again had his leg hurt.
Dosch was sent in 10 take his place
M0hardt made six yards.
Desch failed 20 gain = pass from
Mohardt 20 EEiley was incomplete.
Nebraska's bill. Wright attempted o
long forward but was incomplete.
The game ended with the ball IN
Retire Dame possession ia Nebras-
Ea territory
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23

another touchdown as Mohardt
made seven Yards. Wynne failed 20
gain. Mohardt made three yards
Cashier made three yards. Mohard;
made one yard. Mohardt attempted
the first foreward pass FOR Notre
Dame and Cotton hunted for gain
Of 20 yards. Wynne fumbled on the
20 yard line. Nebraska recovered
DEWITT failed 20 gain Noble fun
bled and Anderson recovered FOR
Ncre Dame.
Nebraska recovered Russell uunt-
ed. threw Mohardt but was downed
On Notre Danes as yard line. No
hardt lost one yard. Cashier made
four. Mohardt attempted a 40 yard
pass 20 Kiley but il went over his
head. Cashier attempted a drop kick
on the IS yard line and went 20 the
left 81 he goal post
Cashier made three yards through
tackle. Mohardt made two yards
a pass. Mohardt 90 Kiley. was JIM
complete. Cashier attempted a dron
kick from the 80 yard line. u feli
about a foot short OF the goal Iost.
DEWITT fumbled on the first play af,-
er The kick and Hunk Anderson re-
covered for Notre Dame ora Nc
braska's 80 yard line Wynne made
FIVE yards Thomas was thrown for
one yard loss. Cashier attempted a
drop kick on the % yard line
Failed. it was Nebraska's BAH on
her 20 yard line. Wright was thrown
WIKI no gains