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The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23
Police Put Brakes
on Chas. High at
Jax. Comes to Stop

Shas High. both in height ard
speed IA which he has beea traeel
ia- recently. is spendins the dag in
the Jaslsoa vile pail deputy Sheriff
W u Ionag left this afternoon Tor
The sfa4e metropolis 70 bring the man
TO Davtona Peach where a charge
has tesn "a 4 against him FOR aeser-
ton. High hay ns departed from his
noH:e here leas ins. it Is alleged. his
wife and family destitute. He was
originally charged with departing
w;tn s1ea from the Economy Meat
Market and escaped from the clutches
q the police n Jacksonville. his moth
i aft srwarsls repairing the SUM
Officials of the beach intend il pos
sible. 70 speed High to DeLand follow
'ng hearing before Justice r. L. Sci
Zen toFnorFog
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23
VIC. T.U. to Meet
Friday Afternoon
at Baptist Church

The regular meeting of the Nomcn 5
Christian Temperance Iuion viii be
hcld Friday Sgternoon al S:3o at the
First Baptis. church in Daytons, when
al members are earnestly requested
10 attend. rs mattcrs OF great import
snce ta members viii be discussed.
Visitors in tho city. whether members
or not are aiso cordially invited. Mrs
w J. Cameron, president of tho local
branch OF the w C. T. L.. viii pro.
side ri thu Friday meeting
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23
PAXTON REELECTED TO
NEW SMYRNA COUNCIL

NEW S&YBNA. March - 4; thc
rsteat city commission election in this
city. H. y Paxton Was elected to sac
teed himself Tor the snort term Is
commissioner, rrceisiss lai votes as
s gains u II. Wiikia %a8 ~ The
new commission manager form 81 soy
eminent has be n most sGec aSsful
during the short time st has been tried
ora and tnA rcSalf 81 The election
Coati- uins tae SANE officials, vas
ncst gratifying
OF tts No.lfs ships - per cent
az. eeal bnrnnl.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23


aereen- horas.sr. I.
limitations Of fi.s
nous b Mr. Al,5 y
chaney fIrst
~ a dslinoa1nr - (
MiTzele Maa.
fas distorted n,f ]
juries in order Il.
~'rae Penalty
nenf Antlscrs - +
b. the Gc,dwv,
OF New Yofk. Il /
the Ssss Da,l<<
II ynu wans ~
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23
Situations Wanted

For the time being the Daily News
viii publish ads for Positions Want.
ed twice free Of charge. provide, ]
they are not over 25 words snd ths
answers are net 10 be addressed to
the D5ily N-ws.
CHAUFFEUR wishes ear to drive
north. : Ye.k. Pennsylgania or
NeN EnelaEa states. Best resereI-
ees 10 Halifax Ave. Daytona
Leach. T. O. Hox ss5. p5-a& ~.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

Moie teSn 500 HVe women arc '.i's
plo7od in scientific and Industrial pur
SUR. III the t1nitCd States.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

SHIPPING AUTOMOBILE carload to
Niles. Mich from Jncksonville.
Mar. SO. Stored Mics until called
for. F J Mood Esrhe apartment.
Darto-a Beach. or care OF Nash
Agency. Jacksenyine. as'h- pS-zs-st.
WANTED Thee passen gers 10 New
SoEk Or Albany. al4lcA 18th. caaii-
lac esr. J. F Sseeie. - Fairview
Ave. or cor. voiss.a and Beach ets.
ps-ess-::ssi
ONE LARGE CAR ot Two smaA ones
10 make up carload Tor shipment to
Lexington. Ky. or Cincinnati. O..
by middle ef April Address NJ. :
f. Daily News S-2s- 8;
AN IN POSITION TO take entire
charge OF your property during the
summer season Including rentals.
Am absolutely responsible and 1T.
ca. Address Sold. Box 35s. Dartons.
Eeseh p3-23 81.
WANTED Party Of SIX to go To New
York or Michigan in seven-.ass m
ger Packard. Apply Fl. j. johnson.
BoN 81. Daytena Beach p3 3.23-sst,
PASSENGERS for seven.passe.u-er
Cadillac leaving for Miami aud Palm
Reach Saturday morning. March
26. S1S.ee round trip. hester Hay.
ems So Il 5. Palmetto Ave. Clg.
R3-2s 81
WANTED-To do your auto repai-inc
Fords a specially Can for Roland
{ al Mccullough Garage, corner Fair.
view and Beach ps-2a 9;
WILL DO PAINTING N. pr psrt
cash in exchange for small us-d
car Eoz iss. IaytpBa Beach. Fi2.
/ NOTICE To CONTRACTORS AMI
T BlifOERS -Yeq esn Es1 pro..rp,
shipments Of tiae best grade Of Go.
auiua Rock n Florida. in any Juan
fity. at reasonable prices. from +. +.
Sas.fhs Rock QuarrT. yolusis. FGs.r-
ida AdJress K l. Crai-. sales
Agent. care itaiifsx Investment 90,
Dagtpna. Fla 7gs gss-is Il
.. X. RESTAURANT t.psrf rset.Ie
Stee- - y. bcsrh ST pslS5t
PALMisT Sciepsiiic rrsdor. training
= st Columbia University Iicahh
talent, ability aBd business prps
poets. Madam oA3atld. Is os-tnre
Ave- aefs 4
VISIT GIANT OAK. SranisA chimney
Log Cabin TemeLs Ave. urs,lgss
l;sacTvst3ons can be made Ter nut
door lunches msde fron ihr hoar'
uf the PALM free s SIS
+ WANTED To TRADE Valuable rs9l
estate for aatomabile Apply -.
:. Beach. Il Is Schultz Realty CaH
lssy TOR further Information.
5s4 ee-'-ti
PASSENGERS Tor seven- pa sseugsi
Cadillac leaving Tor =; Pctcrsbur5
and Tampa saturday morning. Mar
-. Fore Seeae douae trip. I-ostrl
Hayens. s. u 5. Palmetto Axe
City nas sssi
WANTED-You 10 liSI your housa.
for rent aRd realty for sale with th'
II b. Schultz Realty Co. Garains'
Es'sitsirr Phone g-4 SsS-a-1s g.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

FOR SAI4E-Ford. 1920 model Per
feeti condition. sell. starter. IIawsiei
shock z&bsafbeEs. demountahle rims.
Party going north Call phone S22-J.
,sEkA d. 71sss est - 3
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23
LOST

LoST-Geld bar p;n. shrine emblem
on rcd phez- IA Eolasia Ave. Mrs
No. tAssffs 81 fassres -
LOST On Beach S1Iee5. gold iink
hraeelet Reward - saa fe- retura
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

fUN S.AI<E~Two ne~ Furd tonrinc
cars With Detroit weather proof TOP
run lsna miles. VIII deliver Aaru
ySf SEQ W J. Sh~rer, or G T. Efa
rick. Port Orsagc Is Il Il
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

tOR SALk-Ar a bargain. choice
building lot 5ox20o feet. located
within few blocks Of orlnond's main
street ansi within sight of river.
address Exceptional Offer. Daily
MI o6ee. se4-3-1l-t.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

FOR SALE New auto side tent. 1s7
feet. also Wales hicseic IN Esad
snndiiian. Inquire at Orange
Croft" Main street klBs sieH or
Phone ssa n; ., q
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23
FOR SALE

FOX SALE -l92o Overland 4 Like
new. SOME extras. good tires Four
new tubes. three extras. S6sa-he.
U. c. HeLme. BOX lis, nsytona
Hosch- pe .aa-;sst
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23
HELP WANTED

WANTED ExpeS sencea csrefake
of lawHs, groves and flowers. wants
position for summer J. T. Wells
lss s First 81 ps-2s-:st
NAN CIR WOMAN. al or part time.
70 seip sell some Ct the choicest
heme-sites in this vicinity. Address
Prodtabse. Daily News Office
s04-3 lltf
N.sNTED-Good stenosrapher With
thorough knowledge ot bookkeeping
ard accounts Must read vel. Sec
fetariai work. Address with refer
eaees- n. BOX 2S7.. Seabresze
1928 22-st
WANTED Experienced seamstress
for alteration room Apply al Arb's.
Peach street AMI Myrtle avenue.
728-S-2a- St
YOUNG MEN and women over IL. for
postal mail service. SIZE month.
l.xsanilat .cns March. Apr !. Expcr-
ia.oe unnecessary For free rsriicu
lars oE instruction write Raymond
Terry tfoT1neF civil service exam
iasli leae Coaiiacntsf B!ls- Wash
:a-trp- ~ {. ps-s19t.
NANTED- Al auto repslT man. Ap
ply At Scabrecz- Garage
7i3s32l-7t.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23
Wanted to Buy.

sACOND HAND inrnitufe bought and
sold Fair prices paid for used
goods. Do not want wooden beds.
gasoline ranges or junk. C. H.
Lane. III North Besch Sr, Phone
SS76J s@9-9-16- If
MANTED D -o1c large ear OF two
small oBcs 20 make up carload ion
ssiplEent - Lexington. Ky. or Cin-
ciGnati, @. r. middle OF April ri
dress II :. = Daily Hevs.
pS-31-s;;t
WANTED TO BtY-Late model Iizaf
touring car. cheap for eaSa Must
be IN 6rst class mechanical condi-
tsflo. - d1slcrSs \ Mjrsavi. s,s5
:. Beach 81. GHy. psls1 Il
). sN1tft- louag N4oman 70 aB cr
ik'a~phonc and iauuiries ir osl cs
hsif 81 each dax. Addrss =. T. @.
G,x ss1. Scabrceze. Fla. 49,. 80 z: -. =.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

FOR SALE-Small new cottage. fur
nished. garage s2eeo-oo IL sold ss-
tore Feb. 1st- Reply box 81. Ssa-
sTesza. S41-1-I3-sf
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

FoR sALE-Haby chicks aaa fealale
ducks. Tennessee Peultry zNAn.
Bay 81 sss -22sss-st.
FOR SALE Cadillac eight. best Of
condition. New top ard paint Four
new. s5xs tires Inquire Z. o. Box
q. 0rracnd Eeseh. p.s-2s.sl.
FOR SALE Blackberry plants. also
11ae strands of weod stsn in the
tree. 5ec stumpage- Geo W Rogers,
Helly Hat ps.-s-lt
FOR SAI-E--I:uicS. passenger. mod
ei IS. just painted. seeaea il sold
a, once. Whitley. Van Dorm Hotel.
rs east p: st
FOR SAi.E-Ford touring ear in good
condition. or woaid trade for Day
iona Beach or Seahreeze resi es-
tate X. II. Allen. Daytona Beach.
Fla a3-as,,t
FOR SALE-T-w twenty-five foot fishing
launch. tunnel stern ) HIP. $ls5.
w j. Ressmaa. f4s Magnolia.
FOR SALE Seed cane. Georges
farm, peIaad rca1 ft;ssss-7i
FoR SAiE-t'ssl' llae eight, good com
d'lion. new psias- nev tires. price
s1.ss Ernest F'ulsham. Phone
III. esssi1tt-
ron SAl.E Maxwell iovd:ns car, 3
passenger. fipc eondioic- 1T \.
I;idseve-od -Aycnu-- 7lss. y g.
FOR SALE nes es4eom bungalow.
nieels furnished LIST hoases xeet OF
Rsisewond Inquire rho,c 5,4
sts s,e;f.
FoR SAIL franklin touring car,
is-e model, srss class rrecf tSo-,
geesl tires r. r. BisSeu czr- Jos,
Barrie. Tssiona Reach J.. q. cox &
o. cls3s-
a For S.tt.4.-.sn nd rsassnrpes Il olrs
has shaef fersS haitdias hsss ur
west : d et Sslzth Hi5gewa~s8 ssc
uuc rear t.Te Colt I-tnss he viii
sell them fur less Daan hsiT thcil
resi- value The small s7Iu .sS s-ss
viii taEe ihe Sf,oie II them. Ere-
and riesr cf ell carrnsbTasccs. tai
II eEr Office and Ser the rsan II
ought 10 be sa easy tasa 10 81
fnrrl for double ta> money Fling
ham & Thompson, ASis.. l.s SissUt
l.s.ssia s. 79ata Isff
F0e SALE Make ofler Tor cgl..
pass. Mitchell touring ear. 10 rca
sonahlc price refused. a. ear ms
be- sold at oaca ideal Garage
Daytena Beach. dhfIS-t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

FOR SALE-Six-room bungalow. on
ocean front All modern improve
mez.s- ssa Mr.. Cram at Wilbur cf-
ncs- xs3 South Beach street. over
oxssr-Hczr.s Hardware Store.
- S0s1-4-tf
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

! FOR SALE Seed cane. Georges ,
farm, peLaad rca1 r;,esss-7i
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

FOR SALE-Twenfy-I foot fishing
launch. tunnel stern ) HIP. $ls5.
W j. Ressmaa. 44s Magnolia
ps- -
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

FOR Make ofler Tor csL. :
pass. Mitchell touring ear. no rca
sonahlr price refused a. ear mus
bes sold at nac8. Ideal Garage
Dsytona Beach dh4-IS-tI
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

Tor srven- passengsr
Cadillac Ieavin- loT =; Petersburg
and Tampa SATURDAY morning. MAJ.
e. Fore seas douae trip. Lester
HayenS. 81 IL 3 Palmetto Az
City. ~ - 81
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS

AUTOMOBILE carload to
Niles. Mich from Jacksonville.
MAJ so. Stored Mics until called
faf- F J.. Wood. Esrhe apartment.
Dartoza Beach. or care OF Nash
Agency. Jacksonville. 29in. p5-z.33-33t.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

WANTED-You 10 list your houses
for rent aRd realty Tor sale with the
II Il. Schultz Realty Co. Gardiner
r'sitiipr Phone al SsS-a-1sz sztf
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-23

WANTFI.-1hee passens gers 10 New
York Or Albany. al-leA 18th Cadli-
lac etr. J.. T Steeig - F4iryiew
Ave. or cor. Voiiss,a and Reach ets.
ps-ee3S-::,}i. 81
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22
THE FEDERATED CHURCH
: s+++++++++++++++i

The sermon last Sunday morning by Rev. Osborn Ga Presbyterian mission ary from the northern part of the state) was very much appreciated by the large congregation which heard it. The evening sermon by Rev. Smith also a Presbyterian missionary in the eastern part of the state, was splen- did and much lasting good was accom- plished. Our Sunday school went up beyond our expectations last Sunday, as there were 210 present. We trust that there will be 250 next Sunday morning. The children's and young peoples societies were we'll attended. The socials given for the l. C. E. s. at the Presbyterian church on Friday ev- ening and the one of the s. C. k. s. at MT. and Mrs. A. w. Browns were we'll attended and good wholesome time was had. Every Sunday morning be- ginning next Sunday the pastor will preach short sermon to the children during the Sunday school hour; adults of course are welcome. The mems Bible classes are still growing; come on men, and join our group. We feel that God is already giving us great victory along all lines, but there are greater things ahead. There will be a service of a special nature next Sun day morning; come and bring your friends. The evening service is lively, and if you like to sing or hear good music you will enjoy the service. The subject for the evening sermon will be ''The Great Decision" Strangers, tourists and all will receive a hearty welcome. The funeral of Mark A. Moore will be held next Sunday after noon at 2:30 p. m. at the Federated church.
 w. H. ZOOK, Pastor.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22
GALLUP HOLDS
 ROAD MEETING AT
 PETRIFIED FOREST

A delegation of about forty people from Gallup attended the boosters good roads meeting held at the Petri- fled Forest Tuesday afternoon. Thir- teen cars left Gallup for the forest; ten arrived at the meeting. One car broke an axle on the way and two others changed their mind and turn ed back. Gallup had the largest dele gation of any town on the line. There was a good representation from Blue water and Thoreau to the east of us and also a fair delegation from Hol- brook and Winslow.
 The cars made the trip from Gallup to the forest, which is about 125 miles, in four hours and thirty min ues, some arrived sooner; making it in four hours and fifteen minutes. The roads are in fairly good condition fully as good as they are anywhere in New Mexico or Arizona under like conditions. Between here and the for est there was about fifteen miles that was quite rough. This was on account of the recent snow that fell and settled the dust. A little travel will fix that. The members from the various towns along the route formed an organiza- tion, the headquarters for which will be at Gallup. They will work in CO., operation for the promotion of the tourist traffic over this sector of the Old Trails highway.-Gallup Inde- pendent.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22
SANTA FEE MUST IMPROVE
 YARD AT KINGMAN

Better facilities for handling live stock at Kingman must be furnished by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, according to an order issued by the corporation commission. The railroad will be required to recon struct and improve the yards to meet the requirements of the, stockmen, and to have the work completed by May 25. Complaint was filed with the commission that the fences and gates were in a dilapidated and weakened condition and that stock pens were en- tirely too small.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22
Ball Tonight at

Ball Tonight at
 Armory.
 Tonight is the night!
 For tonight will be given the first of the Battery "A" dances in the new armory. Invitations were sent out this week, though none were sent to the members of the battery, for they are supposed to come anyhow and bring their ladies with them.
 These dances will be given at inter- vals during the next few months, and the proceeds will be used in fixing up the club rooms at the armory and making them more cosy, comfortable and homelike.
 There will be good music. There is a good floor. And you will have a good time.
 The proceeds from the big street carnival, to be held during the week beginning May ?, under the auspices of the American Legion, will also be devoted to beautifying the club rooms at the armory. When the boys carry out all of their plans they will have a delightful gathering place over there, for the comfort of members of both the battery and the American Legion.
 | < | j.
 IN" Ball at
 Auditorium.
 Friday night, the 29th, is the date of the "N" ball at Ashurst auditor ium. It is given by the boys who have won fame for themselves and alma mater on the gridiron and court. The proceeds will be used to buy new sweaters for the athletes who have won the right to wear the coveted "N" on them, and their friends are sure to turn out in force to make the affair the success it should be. Gamble Concert
 Followed by Dance.
 Tomorrow night, after the shout ing and tumult have all died away, the contestants in the Northern Ari- zona athletic meet, to be held on the Normal grounds tomorrow, will gath CT at Ashurst auditorium with their ladies and invited guests and dance. First, however, will come the concert by the Gamble Concert party, the pre- mier production of this seasons most delightful Lyceum course. The com bined affair will no doublt attract a great many, who are assured of hay ing a delightful evening.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

FOR SALE-Deering harvester, prac- tically new. See w. H. Switzer.
 FOR SALE - Pretty eleven large roomed home, on lots in beautiful location. Furnace heat, cellar, large workshop, garage, washroom, lino- leum and enameled bathroom and kitchen, built in buffet, china clos cts and bookcase. Sidewalk. All modern conveniences. Partly furn- ished, reasonable. Inquire, SPA w. Birch. 4-22-tf
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

On Sunday afternoon Misses Thel- ma Pexton, Blanche Gardner, Gladys McPhaul, Annie Campbell and Mar tha Jacobs hiked to Tunnel Springs. They spent the afternoon there and cooked supper before coming back.
 It seems that Dan Cupid is work ing havoc among our Normal faculty of late. On Saturday morning anoth- CT victory was announced to his list. Miss Selma Bush gave most de- lightful breakfast to a number of the faculty members and other friends. There were four courses of the de- licious breakfast arranged in an ap- propriate way for an out-of-door af- fair. For it was an outdoor break fast, although the breakfast table was so decorated that one could hard ly imagine it to be a picnic. Little three-year-old Lawrence Gold sur prised the friends of Miss Bush by an- nOuncing to them the engagement of their hostess to Uel C. Bobbitt. of Flagstaff MT. Bobbitt is we'll enough known and well enough liked that no words are needed to praise him. The morning of the breakfast was a beau tiful one and the pine forest was as enchanting as it could be. The date of the ceremony has not yet been an- nounced, but Miss Bush hints that it is not to be soon. She also confessed that the reason for making it an out door affair was that she could be sure of plenty of air.
 The La Cuesta Annual staff gave snappy little stunt in assembly Thurs day. The scenery, footlights and cur tains were represented by people who stalked on the stage and announced themselves. The following people took part-
 Scenery-Dorothy Howard and Ella
 Hoffman.
 Curtains-Jennie Naegle and Dorothy
 Shawver.
 Footlights-Reba Switzer and Min
 nie Kayser.
 Poem Editor--Emily Patterson. Art Editor-Edna Poison. Snap Editor--Gladys McPhaul Cartoon Editor-Maude Greer Story Editor-Maude Isaacson. JOke CultOT-DeTdlulT1e TlOdn. Calendar Editor-Nellie Maxwell. Publisher-Jackie Humphrey. La Cuesta Staff or Judge-Blanche
 Gardner.
 The judge asked for statement of work that had been done by each member and after report sentenced the editors for not handing in their work required. Then the publisher rushed in and destroyed the life of each by throwing a glass of water over them.
 The Normal boys retrieved them selves somewhat in their second prac- tice game of baseball with the Emer- son boys Saturday afternoon. The scoree was 20 to II in favor of the Normal. Captain Etter was behind the bat, which strengthened and en- couraged the team. Many errors and fumbles on both sides were the out f Sx |
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES

President and Mrs. McMullen lef, Sunday night for Phoenix, where Pres. ldent McMullen went to attend meet. ing of the state board of education The meeting of the board was called for the purpose of adopting state text. books for the coming year.
 In Fridays assembly Miss Fay Law. head gave brief review of the life of the celebrated naturalist, John Bur, roughs, who died recently enroute to his home from Fl Paso, Texas. The last period classes were dis missed on Friday afternoon for the purpose of planting trees on the campus. Some two hundred trees were planted, after which the girls vent out to the little canyon beyond the cemetery where they prepared supper. The boys joined the girls in time for the eats.
 Tuesdays assembly, was given over to Miss Hunter, of the Ellison White chautauqua bureau. Miss Hunter gave very interesting preview of the com ing chautauQua program. From her description the program promises to be we'll worth attending.
 Mrs. Shawver, of Kingman, spent the greater part of the week on the campus visiting her daughter, Miss Dorothy Shawver. Mrs. Shawver ar ranged her visit at this time that she might see her daughter in the play, "She Stoops to Conquer"
 The program of the Lyceum course will be given in the auditorium, Sat urday night, by the Ernest Gamble concert company, which comes highly recommended, having trave e d throughout the United States and eight other countries. An excellent entertainment is expected.
 The Northern Arizona Athletic as- sociation will hold their annual track meet on the athletic field Saturday afternoon, beginning at 1:15. The schools taking part are: Winslow high school, Emerson high school, Hol- brook high school, Williams high school and the Normal school. The following officials have been selected: Pulliam, referee; McVey, starter; Me Mullen, clerk of course; Smith, timer; Bobbitt and Chisholm, judges of fin ish, and Mackey and Browning, field judges.
 The Philomathian Literary society presented very entertaining pro- gram on Tuesday evening. The pre- sentation of Goldsmith's "She Stoops to Conquer" was we'll given. Miss Selma Bush, as advisor of the society, coached the play. The cast of char acters was as follows:
 Sir Charles Marlow Walter Boice Young Marlow (his son) ).....).....
 ............................... George Anderson Hardcastle ...-......,........... Geo. Lamport Hastings ............. Valentine Barrett Tony Lumpkin ......Lawrence Campbell Mrs. Hardcastle Dorothy Shawver Miss Hardcastle .Ernestine Steele Miss Neville .....E Eleanor Greenlaw Servants - Dorothy Burns, Minnie
 Kayser, Pollyanna Elliot, Jesse
 Gregg, Jessie Graham.
 Miss Ruby Lowitzky gave a resume of the first act of the play and the other four acts were played. Between the first and second acts was a vocal duet by Misses Gladys McPhaul and Dorothy Howard. Between the sec ond and third acts Miss Katherine Me Mullen sang a solo.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

FOR RENT-Furnace-heated furnish ed room. Apply, Mrs. Jean Switz- CT, phone 2l4W.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

FOR SALE-Fancy Peachblow seed
 potatoes. Geyler Brothers. Phone 202-W. 2-11-tf
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

FOR RENT-2 rooms for light house. keeping, also ? sleeping rooms. Good table board, home cooking, 210 North Leroux St. Mrs. E. Gum.
 4-22-1t
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22
CLASSIFIED ADS A direct and economical
 medium for buyer or seller
 Use this column, it pays

FOR SALE-Eighteen SO-pound Du- roc-Jersey pigs, $7 apiece; twelve 120-yound Durocs, $10 apiece; two 30O-pound sows, $20 apiece. c. D. Sanders9n, Spring Valley Parks r. o) 4-22-tf FOR SALE-Excellent quality Mar quis seed wheat; also pure blood Holstein male, months old. Ap- ply, Lynch Ranch, Cliffs. 4-22-1t-pd TEAM FOR SALES years, 26OO pounds, cheap, will trade for Ford car or Ford Truck. A. Greven, 1h miles west of Maine on State high way. 4-22-2t-pd FOR SALE-Hatching eggs from thoroughbred Rhode. Island Reds Phone 269, Mrs. F. O. Allen, 823 West Aspen ave.
 FOR SALE-Pure-bred Buff Orping- ton eggs for setting. Mrs. J. B. Nay, 315 w. Aspen Ave. 4-15-tf FOR SALE-Fordson tractor, practi- cally new. See w. H. Switzer.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

WANTED-Woman for cooking and
 general homework. Apply at the
 Orpheum theatre. 4-22-tf
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

WANTED-Furnished or partly fur
 nished house, available June; fam
 fly of four. P. O. box 922, Wicken- burg, Arizona. 4-22-3t
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

FOR SALE-John Deere moving ma chine and rake, practically new. See w. H. Switzer.
The Coconino sun., 1921-04-22

STOVE WANTED - Second hand
 range cook stove. Call phone 260W or write P. O. box 254. 4-22-2t