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Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
COMBINED CHO|RS- IF MESA CHURCHES
 GIVE XMAS RECITAL

MESA. Dec. 26-One of the most notable of the many events surround ing Christmas time in Mesa was the musicale presented at the Methodist church Sunday evening by the com bined choirs of the Baptist, Christian and Methodist churches. Some 30 voices, including many of the best vocalists in Mesa, composed the choir.
 Unfortunately the rainy weather of the evening reduced the attdhd- ance somewhat, but those who did attend pronounced the musicale ne of the most entertaining and delight full attractions of the year. Vocal selections including solos, duets, quartettes and octettes were present. ed and several instrumental selec- tions were offered. Pastors of the three churches represented in the choir assisted in the service. Spe- cial credit for the program was given to Prof. w. c. Anderson who super vised the choir and through whose untiring efforts the program was made possible
 Moving to New Shop Marquis Rich, tailor and cutter in | Mesa. will this week move from his location in the Kelly -Diehl- Hilbert building on South Mcdonald street 
 1 at 152 West Main street. Since open ing his shop in Mesa last spring, Rich 1 has experienced a marvellous growth with his tailoring business and for | the last few months he has been so crowded in the present location that | larger quarters were made necessary. ! The new home affords ample room for l his tailoring work and has been fur | nished up to date in every respect. 1 Tuesday Night Games Lehi and the Methodists are slated 1 to meet on the inter Sunday school | basketball schedule in the high school 1 auditorium on Tuesday night. The i Fourth and Third wards will also 1 meet, making double header for the evening.
 Plan Bike Race Soon
 C. r. Monrad. local bicycle man, | is arranging for a schedule of bicycle race events to he run early in the year, possibly on Now Years day or 1 during the same week. Valuable and attractive prizes are offered by the factories for the events and in case | the prizes arrive in time the races ! will be run on New Years day. Ten tative plans call for the feature race of the day to be run of 14 miles around the loop from Mesa to Gill bert, over the same course that the touring car model F'ords took in their race on Ford day.
 Southside Thesters Today
 Majestic, Mesa-Charlie Chaplin in ''The Kid,' Pathe News. Bray Picto- graph.
 Tempe-"Tn Search of Sinner starring Constance Talmadge, vest II ern Mother O Dreams Chandler Burglar Proof star ring Bryan Washburn. Buglar's comedy animal circus
 A Quiet Holiday
 Monday was all of a quiet holiday in Mesa. surpassinE in that respect even Christmas day. The drizZling rain which started Sunday afternoon continued unrelenting over that night and Monday and served much tC dampen the spirit of any holiday. Tn- tercst centered principally around the University of Arizona and Centre gridiron battle in San Diego.
 Christmas in Mountains X party of Mesa and Phoenix people are spending Christmas and
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

ETambley, Prof. E. A Row, Miss Edna Cook and Mir. Austin of Chandler.
 Attention, K. P.s
 There will be meeting of the K. P.'s Tuesday evening with work in the rank of Knight. There is a large class to take through. so every member is urged to attend.
 Dinner Guests at Chandler
 MT. and Mrs. George Riediger were dinner guests at the A A. Austin home in Chandler, Monday. Have Picnic Dinner
 A party including Mir. and Mrs. F. mother, and Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Tal- bolt had planned to spend Christmas day on the desert but on account oi the bad weather they enjoyed a picnic dinner at the Talbot home.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
D|G CROWD ATTENDS
 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT

TEMPE, Dec. 26-In spite of the had weather there was a large crowd out to see the pageant When the Star Shone." presented at the Copgrega- fional church Sunday night. It was in the form of a cantata and was direct cd by Mrs. O. c. McNary. About 30 people took part. The costumes were made by the women of the church and there was much favorable com ment on them. The affair was both beautiful and impressive. There was not a Christmas tree at the church this year as Santa Claus visited the homes of all the families Saturday night
 No Dance Friday Night
 There will be no regular Friday night dance at the Midway this week on account of the New Years dance which will be given in the hall on New Years eve. Saturday night. This will
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
HIS GIFTS

He brings you silver and yellow gold A silken gown for your delight. And a painted Hume for you to hold In your fingers white. And I bring nought save a little song And kiss or two is all I bring To lead you. softly sweet, along From spring 10 spring. But you should have the suns bright
 bars
 To be about your golden head; And a silver moon, and a million
 stars
 To candle you to bed. A Newbcrry ChoNcc in Pearson 6.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
LiveS4otk5'
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 26.-CATTLE Receipts, a,500. beef steers. fat she stock and calves steady to strong; steers sales, S5.35 q zoo; bulk. S6.00q s.65; few heifers, S6.00G6.50: jlaiu kind, s575d4.50; most cows s3.50d 400: few s4.75 q 300: best vealers. SL50dS.OO: other classes steady: canners, s2.0062.5O; bologna bulls mostly S3.00d3.25; fat stags, s4.50: early sales stockers, S4.00G 5.5O; me dium. S5.75.
 HOGS Receipts. 4.5OO: mostly Sc to 1Oc higher; top. s7.O0d7.30 bulk. S7.0OG725; packing sows steady; bulk. s5.5Oa 5.75; pigs. 1OcQ 2Jc higher; stockeTs up to S7.35.
 Receipts. 10000; sheep fully steady; fed wethers. S5.4O; lambs strong to 10c higher; best SlOS5.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
A MISPLACED CHILD

A Great Bend woman. mother of several children. told young couple who had none that they should adopt her youngest child, for" she said. he makes an ideal first child He can cry and hold his breath the long est, and do such things that would scare new parents into fits. He is. as I said, an ideal first child and il seems a pity you cant have him. for he can't get by with that stuff with me.r-Grcat Bend Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

the forepart of this week at the Lewis ranch in the Sierra Anchas mountains above Roosevelt. 1nclud- ed in the party from Mesa are Dr. R. F. Palmer and family, George W. Sh- verthorn and family. F.. G. Attaway and children. MT and Mrs. Jack Hurst and daughter. Mrs. Florence Black, Miss Mary Yenter and Guy E. Rice,
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
ITS DIFFERENT NOW

"Prlm0rsc, in anOther room hall undressed but still wakeful. feeling rather lonely and neglected too. was standing on a chair in front of the toilet table and looking at her legs in the small swing mirror. During dull moments she often looked at her legs. From childhood they had been greatly praised by all privileged to see them. But that was the bother If it--one got so few chances CT show
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
Quitting Farming
I AM NO FARMER

My business is to attend to and make a success of Graves Indian Shop. No. west Washington Sts
 To that en-. I am offering for sai<, all my farming equipment: prefer ably in lump; consisting of:
 2 fine work teams and harness; Studebaker wagon, new: small farm wagon; double disk harrows: now ing machine: double spike tooth hG- rows; cotton cultivstors: 1 cot ton planter; 1 riding blow; 2 walk ing blows; Planet Jr. orchard culti- vator; drags. shoyeIs. cotton sacks tarpaulins. tents and everything gen. erally used in the raising of cotton. Above almost new and will be sold at a sacrifice to party taking all. Bankable note per cent accepted. Lease expires Jan. and these mAsf be sold at once. Lt
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
LEAVES

The last leaf on the calendar,
 The last leaf on the tree. And OCT them both the poet SiShS
 A long. drawn sad "Ah. me" But if we bring about world peace
 By next year it will loo X leaf in history. hell admit.
 That will Toe good to see. -Teuuyson J. Daft in Kansas City
 Star.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

When the custodian of the funds tried to tell them it was Santa Claus money they said they didn't believe in Santa Claus. Any robber who lives and thrives under the kindly rule of the Chicago police depart ment and says he doesn't believe in santa Claus is just a plain liar.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
Furniture

Dressers. sl25o to ,s5. Old ivor, beds, SIS to s2S. Springs. ss to s1s Fold edge cotton mattresses, ts to ,S15. Large china closet. sao. Round dining tables. s17.50 to t35. Chairs to match, s3.5o 10 sT.5o. Library tables. sl5 to SEQ. Phone 4o74. Home Fur niture Co. 30 South Second Ave. fl
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
A CONSIDERATE LAD

Does your boy believe in santa Claus?'
 T really cant say. Sometimes l suspect he thinks l believe in Santy and he hates to undeceive me. Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT
 I.30 p NJ


 FIVE POINTS
 COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT
 1:30 P. NJ. Consisting of 46 rugged work mules all good broke. mated in pairs. ready to go right into hard work. ranging in weight from 900 to 140o pounds, most of them from HOO to 1900 lbs. Ages, most of them ranging to : years, few smooth mouthed but good. fresh looking. This is a good set of work mules. Any one in the market or will be in the market in the near future for work mules. should not fail to attend this sale, as no doubt owing to present conditions you will buy some bargains. Don't forget date and place and be here if you intend to buy any mules this spring. Terms strictly cash. For further particulars see, call or write,
 C. R. McMCLLEN 201 N. 1th Ave, Phoenix. Phone 1764
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

Eighty-five per cent of all motor vehicles in South Australia are of American manufacture.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
 Owner can be seen at house on the northeast corner if
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

FOR SALE-Ten acres at Scotts- dale. good house, well, cement ditch. A. Q. Smith, cp-ner, Scottsdale. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

ing them. and to so few people" - From A Little More,' by W. E. Max we'll
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

STORE building paying rent of s45 per month in locality that is re- stricted-an honest to goodness buy
 buy at s250O. See W. A. Bos- trom at S27 w. Adal St. Phone 30s7 dp
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

Two Chicago bandits stole Si"0 which had been raised to distribute Christmas gifts among the poor.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

Nearly 1e000 small automobiles have been sold in London in the past six months
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
AUCTIONS
AuctiOneer

1T you have anything to sell. let rle sell 1t for you. Satisfaction Euarln- teed S. C. Kleck. the Auctioneer. 1903 F. Fillmore St Phone S159. tf JEFFERSON STREET AUCTION
 HOUSE
 BUYS IND SELLS FURNITURE FIET AVE. AND JEFFERSON
 PHONE So95 ?
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
FOR SAlE-HOUSES
FOR SALE WATCH PHOENIX GROW SOME GREAT BARGAINS

SONA6 GhA-AI bAhOA1NS
 e-room house. 100-ft. lot paved road, floor laid in tile and maple; s10,000; 5000 cash, s75 month.
 25-ft- business lot. close 10 city hall; s6500; $500 cash; will take some in trade.
 4-room house and lot and s1o0o note thrown in for 5000.
 F acre, new houses at Acre City, S1I50; s250 cash and SEQ month. 80 acres. S-room house, fine shade. close in: S4500; 5000 cash.
 NJ. H. SHELTON
 215 West Wash If BARGAIN in 7-room house, mod ern, fine location; owner leaving city: price s4500: 5000 cash will handle; balance easy payments. Box 74L, Republican. sb SAVE RENT - Better homes for less if we build them. Monthly in stallments- Free plans. 10 years in Phoenix. Carl H. Johnson & Co., Contra ctorS. Central and Madison. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

CHiChEN RANCH BARGAlN
 5 acres in wheat. good soil. close in, new house. garage. first class chicken house and fenced runs. good soft water, near school and pave ment: some bargain at s2300; $500 cash, bal. 10 suit. Why not cut those expenses down? Exclusive with us. O. K. Realty Co.. 232 w. Jefferson St Phone 509S. dn
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
HOLIDAY SPECIALS


 TEN ACRES elegant garden soil. day water. small house. shade and well; near Wilson Road between Hen shaw and Tempe roads; closing es- tate. If yoU want a real investment snap, this is surely it. Price only S2900, half cash, balance one year. HERE IS ANOTHER: 10 acres. one mile west of fairgrounds. on paved road; best truck garden soil; price $500; 5000 cash, balance to suit.
 STILL ANOTHER: 10 acres. 6 miles northeast in orangebelt; good improvements and fences; soft water well and good shade; price will sur prise you for this location. MURKEN. with MEYERS INV. co.
 8 N. 1st Ave Phone 4106 dn
 CAN IT BE POSSIBLEg
 40 acres st s1s5 per acre. improved Bolin Realty Co, 26 w. Van Buren Street dn
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
{. Write For Our FREE BOOKS On
PATENTS
MUNN ACO.

Hobart Bldg. San Francisco. Calf. Tower Building. Chicago. Illinois. scientific Am. Bldg. Washington ID. c. Woolworth Building. New York City
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
AUCTIONS
MILES
MULES
AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921

THE McMULLEN MULE MARKET POI NORTH 7TH AVENUE
 FIVE rnTNTS
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
S3OO.OO Cash

EAST WASHINGTON STREET Double house, 6 rooms all new: full size lot-conCrete. frame and adobe. A bargain at slS00.00 Easy monthly payments.
 F. NJ. ATWOOD 250 ". Jefferson st. Phone 4119
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

CORNER residence property with 4-room bungalow. with trees. roses, vines. etc; a real comfy home for couple and it's a real buy at $50O0. with a first payment or S25OO. 1S45 F. Mcdowell road or Phone Sos7. dp FOR SALE - Six-room house. screened porch. hardwood floor. mod ern in every respect. Phone 2OO6. If FOR SALE-Gilt-edg contract or new brick residence. win discount for quick money. Phone 5SS5. H. J. Raven, All \. 1fth St. Gen. Builder
 II OWNER leaving. sacrifice price, s45O0.oe; property near high school. that hss an income of Si0o.0O a month from rent. and leave 3-room furnished apartment for buyer. FInncy. own CT. loo4 East Polk. 1bd
 HAVE S16OO equity in modern home. brick r. h. Will sell my equity for S10o0 Come and sec me We might make s deal. ". Fred Knapp. care Citizen state Bank. dn rOK SALE-SlSVO equity m Ss6UU house and lo- on East Washington St tor S5GO cash. Box iJB. Republican
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27
FOR sALE-REAI ESTATE

C- INs -stN--R4 v 1~A@K@-N 201 N. 1th Ave, Phoenix. Phone 176
Arizona republican., 1921-12-27

\ p9TtN Of Mesa and FhOCnIN people are spending Christmas and
The Colorado statesman., 1921-08-27
AS OTHERS SEE US.


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The Colorado statesman., 1921-08-27

common of the political pharisee-the man
who protesting devotion to the Constitution and always
degardng that of constantly expressing the fear
their poisoned by false doctrnes hence
cumscrbng public meetings
and arbitrarily Furnishing for expressing dangerous views
fact difficult to lead astray and
keeping principles of free safe
Those who do believe that the people
BILE choosing their representatives of and wisdom who
believe that they fitted select and the wisest and most
which the nteecs Of the time
believe the freest discussion
believe popular govnment-hey have
sy bodng of the unnormed for the larger outlines OF
d great faith.
whole supersuce of American institutions rests upon the
principles constitutional morality Let respect laws and the
made and they exist from
right and privilege which no free people
the Constitution to modify it, to ewrlte It,
obedience to and respect for Its
American republic
The Colorado statesman., 1921-08-27
Community Should Give It's Children
No Less Than Its Best Care


the branch of the which
the states authority in determining that child shall be denied
proper parental guardianship There fixed standard by
which judge just what The standard advances as the
community's and intelligence grows.
will be that of necessity the standard which the court uses as
standard Below that minimum standard the care
given fall We community rest satisfied
with minimum standards
American endure will be through
All constructive forces the and
with homehe
society," and continuing through the school, the church,
playground the varied activities of the community which
the Miss athrop of the federal cdren bureau
expressed the words What the wsest and
parent wants the community want for all its
The Colorado statesman., 1921-08-27
MARCHING IN LINE.

page under caption of Are You MobAnded
~ by home
every person n should be
should and woman take stock OF them
wonderful writer an authority on many questions
bread basket of this nation Moreover he is
in
MindedT"
true 9, that am % Dd ] sspss are ] ose after en "se tss
something radically call government And
question that every man must answer for himself The inclination ]
follow the crowd to march in line as were is strongly inherent human
what the mob spirit the acts of violence but little removed
sort to acts % ep err % % nt,n when alone And he might have added
that many cowady other times will join
ynchng nerveess defend himself OR
show how easily the besta characteristic can be
aroused Christian civilization
his query Mr.
Haskin takes very an"uc"l s"nu ana is "o 10 @ m "1
times other than when some one is yne
aesthetic in an his tastes and yet momnded politics.
or religion However such nicees
of this question Lynhns and mob violence is our most
dnmnabe American institution and 1t is strictly an American institution" we we
buded it, and made what it is today is strictly
creation and fear ideas At one time yneng was sectional
penn" being 20 m Gu t, Nro hoinc mainly in tbe noh Of its venom But
mobm unsolicited
points sectional but reaching part
of our country heish conception
chains that made it sectional
that time made racial No class race
he said to be wholly beyond the scope Oh IT'S M @ m
form in direct conflict with law and
fancied real ofense against
society mepeote speech social ndis
io other kind
violence What then is your answer to the question now VIII you
The Congress- Leg
effective there must be
in Perhaps would
mominded perhaps you would resent
with the awess and bar If So
openly in the
institutions ana system
ydraeade cold mecess and resenu
with place menncne every
path and always seeking new victims to deD| @ m m @ @
all the We such
the open on this question: we
the which the ~ A. A. e. f.
hands in condemn of lyncllng habit
and We're the Negro alone
high But
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of
the estabi by fathers
The Colorado statesman., 1921-08-27
Why A. A. A. Favors Passage of Federal
Motoring Reciprocity Bills

Among legislative which the American Auto
what known the federal motoring
reciprocity the of these bills makes possible for
anywhere the United States for indefinite periods
With but a license
yearly reciprocity to the other states
visiting touring;
while Maryland does not permit District of
Columbia that without Maryland license thus
imposing an legal residents of the United States
regulations.
The District Columbia particularly has regulation requiring
e motorists to register police if the visit
overthr
Passage motoring reciprocity bills would obvate all of these
nuisances requirements and unAmercan regulations
The Colorado statesman., 1921-08-27
"Its All Buncombe" e"-English Agitation
Against Athletics for Girls
By GEORGE C. pIEHL, President A. A. A.

It's agitation spreading England against
alleged after effects childbirth
do trouble
that because of athletics Athletic
ideal for develops just the muscles OF the abdomen
compelled this
Ovndugence veranng is another thing altogether do
believe in havefo Tough all my life.
the to the Caesaran
method It because undeveoped muscles the
abdomen back. 1t because these have
called upon do work. to make any effort OF their own
of inherited, of but it is inherited
from who have worked
The Colorado statesman., 1921-08-27

1t may seem incredible to many, but to me the
most vital problem in American politics at the present
time is the preservation of the great guarantees OF
civil liberty found in Constitution, and so long
supposed to be and Indispensable 1t may seem
still more incredible when the opinion is confidently
venured that these principles, the safeguards of our
liberty, are not so much in danger from those who
openly oppose them from those who protesting to
believe in them, are willing to ignore them when
found inconvenient TO their purposes.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-08-27
BETWEEN YOU AND ME.

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The Colorado statesman., 1921-08-27
The Most Vital Problem in American
Politics at the Present Time

By W. f. BoRAH, U. S. Senator From Idaho
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

BUTLER. SECOND MAN, HOUsEMAN-
All experienced servants; together or
separate. g., Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10
e. 4ad ST.. Sd floor. Tel. S947 Murray Fill.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

NEW YORK. County, or NEW YORK.
GEORGE w. PLEISSNER, Plaintiff, against
EMIL A.. j. BEHRENs, FANNIE l..
BEHRENS and THOMAS j. BIRD. the
fendants true first name being unknown
to the plaintiff, the partners composing
the firm of LOUIS BEHRENS G. SONS Of
Manchester, England, Defendants. SUM
M0Ns-To the above named Defendants:
answer the complaint in this action. and
to serve a copy OF your answer on the
PLAINTIFFS attorney, within twenty days
after tho service OF this summons, ex-
elusive of the day of service. and in case
OF your failure to appear answer, Judg
ment will be taken against you by default,
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, New York City. October 11th, 1921.
HENRY B. COREY,
Plaintiffa int neta Attorney goG Post Office address
of Manhattan. City of New York.
To: EMIL A. j. BEHRENs, FANNIE L..
BEHRENS, and THOMAS j. BIRD, the
name Thomas. being fictitious. said de-
fendant's true first name being unknown to
the plantiff, the partners composing the
firm of LOUIS BEHRENS e. SONS, of
Manchester, England.
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publications pursuant to an order
Of Hon. George " Mullan. Justice of
York, dated the 9TH day of November.
1921, and filed with the complaint in the
office of the Clerk Of the County OF New
York, at the County Court House, in the
Borough of Manhattan, City, County and
State of New York.
Dated. New York November 9th, 1921.
HENRY r. COREY,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and p. O.
Address. 200 Broadway, Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City