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Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

added to the Mesa 5eweis lineup to
fill the holes left by others of the
team who have departed within the
past week Wheeler, former catcher,
it is understood, has gone to Clarks~
dale and will later go to the Imperial
valley to reside. Gill, pitcher for the
past two seasons, departed the first
of the week for Logan, Utah. Jenk-
ins, who has been playing this sea-
son with Nogales, and was with the
Mesa Jewels part of last season, IS
expected in this week to catch in next
Sundays game Pete Brown, fast in
fielder with the Tempe Normal, has
been secured to cover third base.
Butler will be moved to shortstop
and Mortenson to second base. Mesa
plays the Knights of Columbus team
here next Sunday, and is working out
hard this week in preparation for the
event.
Sheldon Boyles Nuptiais
Miss Elizabeth Sheldon and Charles
d. Boyles, both teachers in the Mesa
schools the past term. were united in
marriage Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Coe, 242
South Robson street The simple
ceremony was read by Rev. r. G.
Lord, pastor of the Methodist cnurch,
and was witnessed by a few intimate
friends. The newlyweds departed ON
the train that evening for Berkeley,
Calf, where Professor Boyles will
study in preparation for the ministry.
Council to Meet
The Mesa common council viii
hold an adjourned meeting Thursday
evening at the city hall. when it is
expected that committees will be
named by Mayor Robert Scott and
applications for positions in the city
will be considered.
South Side Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa - William Desmond
in 1.-THE Parish Priest" Comedy
"Stand Pat.' Winners of the West"
serial.
Tempe-Dark.
Chandler-George Melford's pro-
duction. "a Wise Fool" Mutt and
Jeff comedy.
Fruit jars. pints, so cents dozen;
quarts, 95 cents Dozen half gallons,
$1.15 dozen. Groceries and fresh
meats. Mitchelrs Grocery. n. Center
St. Mesa. Phone 159. We deliver
- Il, nfo
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

CORNER apartment, facing park
and paved street; nicely furnished;
modern; no sick. 45 w. Portland.
Phone $3.50. e.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
sALE-clTY PROPERTY
A Real Buy

100 ft. on S. Third Ave, street
paved; 4-room stucco house, garage,
chicken houses and runs: fine old
shade good location; S3500.00;
S150000 cash. $1,000 mortgage bal.
$4,000 per mo. Would be glad to
show this. Call or phone S. A. Pep
per, with Fred A. Dibble, II n. First
Ave Phone 5000. bl
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

The Arizona Republican is the rec
ognized want advertising medium OF
Arizona.
Ads received before p. m. will be
properly classified. After .. m. will
appear under "Too Late To Classify"
on following morning. and thereafter
under proper classification.
Orders by mail should be accom-
parted by remittance and addressed
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
WANT AD DEPARTMENT
PHONE YOUR ADS TO 1881
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

NO IINsJ4 10
SUMMER WIDOWERS
Clean, cool place to board While
friend wife is away: close in. S4l
West Adams ST. Phone 551O. TT
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
AUCTION SALE
Tuesday, June Goth

IL MILES EAST OF CENTER
ST. ON CAMELBACK ROAD.
On the Twin Palm Ranch, COM
mencing at | o'clock sharp.
Having sold my ranch l will sell
at public auction my personal prop
erty as follows: IA head of cattle, 3
registered Jersey cows, 8 grade Jer
sey cows. springing heifer. l reg
istered Jersey bull; the above stock
T. B. tested and are extra good; i
span of mares. weight $500 lbs. s
years old; farm machinery, 2 farm
wagons, ! road wagon, border disk
with tandem. 1 spike, 2 harrows,
springtooth harrow, ] 2-inch plow
/ 12-inch plow, l 6-inch plow, gar
den plow. 1-horse cultivators,
disk, riding attachment for break
ing plow, l slip scraper, / rake, l
man on horse corn harvester, /
set of double harness, set of single
harness, 8 ice boxes. 1 De Laval
cream separator, fourteen-g gallon
pat churn, milk can, other articles
too numerous to mention. Terms
500 and under cash; over, a credit of
six months, purchaser giving APP
proved note.
3 per cent off for cash.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

j. b. GUESS. THE AUCTlONEER
SALE EVERY SATURDAY. 1880 r.
M. 27 S. FIFTH AVE. | SELL
YOUR GOODS FOR MORE MONEY
OR 1 BUY FOR CASH. PHONE
4779 AND 4296. J. 3. GUEES. THE
AUCTIONEER, THAT'S HAD EX-
PERIFNCE dl
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
AND FOUND

LOST-Sunday evening, at River
side Park, woman's octagon shaped
gold wrist watch. with Swiss La
vigne movement, and gold link chain.
If finder will phone 3210 he will be
rewarded. bl
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

LOST-Palm Beach coat and trou
sers from back of car, presumably
near Glendale. Finder, please return
to p. w. Sobey, Glendale. Phone 33.
bm
LOST-Bank check folder contain
ing photographs and lodge receipt.
Finder return to w. H. Harp. 81 ).
Central Ave. Reward. It
LOST-Two rose bead necklace in
cardboard box. Finder leave at Re
publican office for reward. br
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

FURNISHED or unfurnished, two
nicely arranged apartments: summer
rates, 613 N. Center. Inquire Nc
Lellan. Git n. Center. If
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
South Side Theaters Today

Fruit jars. pints. so cents dozen;
quarts, 95 cents dozen; half gallons,
$1.15 dozen. Groceries and fresh
meats. Mitchelps Grocery. n. Center
ST. Mesa. Phone 159. We deliver.
Baby chicks ready now. bp
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

PHOENIX AUCTION HOUSE
Sale every Thursday. We want
your goods. Spot cash or on COM
mission. 534 Z. Jefferson st. Phone
1880. If
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
FORDS

HUPMOBILE touring in Al condi-
ton; this is a real buy for the money.
Will take lighter car as part pay
ment; cash or terms. 306 n. Second
Ct BIN
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

LARGE living room with screen
room. suitable for three men; down
stairs. Meals served if desired. 1lo.
w. Adams. u
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

per word per day. no
discount for time or space:
cash with order: minimum
charge 25c.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

JACKSON apartments and house,
keeping rooms. SO up. Swell place.
T24 w. Jackson. Gas and light free. If
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
AND BOARD

WANTED-Coolp place to room and
board for mother and son. out OF
Phoenix preferred. Box SSG Repub-
Iican bn
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart
ment for rent reduced to $40 per
month: a bargain. 1913 Il. Van Bu-
ren. Inquire Room 2. % Z. Wash.
If
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

HELEN LEE SANITARIUM sum
mer camp, Idylwild, Prescott, Ac-
commodations for a few more pa
tients. Graduate nurse in charge
For particulars address Box AIS,
Prescott, or phone Phoenix Ass. bn
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15
TO

BOARD and room with screen. oO9
No. 2nd st. Phone 2249. u
Arizona republican., 1922-06-15

500 ACRES - REIMBURSEMENT in
best part of Casa Grande valley for
sale or trade. No reasonable offer
refused, VIII be glad TO show you.
Phone 491a BIN
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
THE INNOCENT AND GUILTY

SUlT of county
- recently
plaintiff reputation
filed
county
placed trial. through
The him
suspicion that detention
without
placing under arrest just to be doing something
of sheriff. committed
helped
information that tends
public public
will negng is
suspicion liberty
believe him crime and
conclusive guilty the
meantime he VIII him leave him
officers such
innocent suffers the hands of
suspicion.
any peace
suspect The officers duty
circmn
he
justified the information based his actions
the
arrests
should
wholly human caused only
through o uphold his oath of office
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MR.. AsHURsT AND MR.. HAYDEN

by
Mr. Asust and Mr. Hayden expressed their appreciation the action
of he IN endorsing for
is portion o the
nothing having endeavoed
achieved here which the conference generously approved
constantly
Arizona
respective
subject the Democratic the primary hope
support o tn a polls"
paragraphs
Gently Senator What relief frank
apologize
Cameron
did pull the
overnight harness the of the Colorado out lot political
neither
shouting
lutey certain reelection Arizona voters have made mistakes
genehJ
Ahurst Congressman Hayden mis-
welfare
own political
viii looked
They office with confidence
the
retaining
And after the senate the only criticism that Republican
he
Albert
a 'ninny."
that they arc at deppdablc efficient legislators knows
what they have done better their qualifications
than might make When their
before the each Isl entitled
wheming majority
efficient
such a mistake
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03

Who was the Queen of Sheba? Was
she vampire or Amazon, thickness or
seer? Miss Betty Blythe has posi-
tive opinion. Miss Blythe is the Young
woman who interpreted the character
of the ancient, most beautiful queen
for the William Fox spectacular pro-
duction Queen of Sheba," opening at
the Lyric theatre on Sunday.
The Queen of Sheba was a politician
says Miss Blythe, settling the mooted
question. AS a wise politician, she
was not above using the wiles of her
sex and her physical charm to attract
the most powerful magnate Of the
ages, the man VINO was able TO &C
ouire and support a thousand wives.
Solomon was not bothered by land
lords or grocers. He was able to study
and to write some of the DlOst beautl-
full poetry of the ages. His name en-
dures, and that of the queen endures.
She is known as the Queen OF SheJa'
but was she not known by another
name?" asks Miss Blythe.
Miss Rlythe's own life, by the way,
is like the romance of i Bertha M,
CLAY heroine. Three years ago she
walked up Broadway, broke and hun
CRY. Today she is a motion picture
star. Three years ago, after having
spent what money she brought with
her from Los Angeles, her birthplace,
Miss Blythe started down town to low
err Broadway, to borrow some money
from a loan organization that requires
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and every girl, and might also be seen
to great advantage by lot of hus-
bands and fathers, as well as poten
tial husbands.
The moral in "a Dolls House" if it
may be called such, has been said TO
stand out as the. strongest lesson ever
taught through the medium Of the
drama. And Ibsen. the Norwegian
dram. And Ibsen, the Norwegian
made popular in the United States by
Nazimova, has been credited with hay
ing the remarkable foresight that en-
dbled him to SEQ that woman was
bound to strive, to develop and to at
tain ultimately her present place in
the general scheme of world affairs.
When Ibsen wrote "A Dolls House"
and that was not so very long ago,
1879, to be eXact--he created a storm
of protest the world over by his then
advanced ideas of woman's right to her
own destiny, and his theory that she
would in time fight her way out of the
conventions which made her more or
less mans plaything and come TO as
sumo real and influential part in all
the great phases of life.
That Ibsen was right in his version
is demonstrated by the present status
the world over of woman. and her ever
increasing influence in industrial eco
lnomic and political circles.
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AT LOCAL THEATRES
WAS SHEBA CLEVER POLITICIAN
OR JUST DAZZLING VAMPIRE?

no security other than the signatures
of eight or ten millionaires, bank pres
idents and landlords. When the for
midable document was presented to
her Miss Blythe took it obviously. She
was certain that, alone in a big city,
she could never meet these people So
cially. She found herself wondering
if the loan company would take two
plumbers or three bricklayers in lieu
of the one landlord. And as she walk
ed up Broadway; even into Fifth Az
enue, because she had no carfare, she
became suddenly aware of kindly
face heaming at her from bank win.
dow.
Obeying an impulse, Miss Blythe
calmly walked into the bank up to the
desk where the gentle Billiken sat,
and confided in him. There is as much
romance in what followed as there is
in the life of Dick Wilmington, who
became lord mayor, or Ben Franklin,
who walked into philadelphia with q
roll under his arm, and who would
have needed a ten-ton truck to carry
his roll if he had lived to see the Sat
urday Evening Post. he founded as 1t
is today.
The elderly gentleman who smiled
wrote on a piece of paper and asked
the girl to go back to the loan organl-
Zation. She did and got the money
without further ado. But she did not
get the name of her benefactoT, and
to this day does not know who he is.
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Lose Valuable Relic

DOUGLAS - Mr.. and Mrs. James
NAPLES, of Rucker canyon, are mourn
ing the loss of an old book, which
slipped from their automobile on the
ride into Douglas this morning. The
book first belonged to John Adams,
first president of the United States,
but was given by his son, John Quincy
Adams, to George E. NAPLES. grand
father of James NAPLES 1t was q
treatise on English architecture, and
was shipped to the colonies shortly
before the revolution. The book was
bound in brown leather, and aside
from it's yellow pages did not look
particularly old Mr.. and Mrs. NAPLES
intended to send the book to a sister
of Mr.. NAPLES.
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AROUND THE COUNTY
Married in Douglas

DOUGLAS = Miss Doris Eileen
Roesch and Lieut. Joseph Arthur Hin
ton were married last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Merritt,
1887 Eleventh street. The service was
that of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. Wilbur Fisk officiating.
The bride was beautiful in a becoming
dress of white georgette. Her bout
auet was of lilies of the valley and
Cecil Bruner roses. The bridegroom
was in army uniform. Miss Sybil
StrOhm was bridesmaid and was
charming in a dainty frock of pink
organdy. Her corsage was of pink
sweet peas. Clarence Hinton was
best man.
They left for Missouri, Montana,
where the lieutenant is stationed.
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aromns III: White sox 4

ST. LOUIS. June .. Two home
runs, one by Kenneth Williams CT the
Browns, featured today's game with
the Chicago White Sox, the locals win
ming II to a. Falk of the Sox, scored
the other homer. Schupp was the vic
tim of timely wallops. finally giving
way to Hodge The Browns batted
around in the fourth inning when they
made seven runs, Williams scoring
two blows, homer and a single. The
former set him ahead in the major
league circuit slam race, and broke
his tie at 10 with Roger Hornsby OF
the local Nationals. No men were on
base. Score: ii 70
Chicago 49,. O10 100 OLA il
ST. Louis go. 800 701 01X-12 IA l
Batteries: Schupp, Hodge and
Schalk, Yaryan; Shocier and Sever
cid.
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"a DOLLS Houser

The duty of every woman to fit her
self for occupying some useful posi-
ton in life, and the certainty that
otherwise she will serve merely as Il
Iplaything in TOULOUSE, is the theme
on which is based rlbsen's "A Dolls
House made popular in tlis country
by NaZimova, the Russian actress, ane
whose film version of which made for
United Artists Corporation, was pre-
scented last night at the Central thea
tire and will be shown again this al
tcrnoon and tonight aud at at the
Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday.
The picture Is one that has direct
and distinct appeal to every woman
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WALLOP
CUB PITCHERS
F D R | 8 HIT s
Is Defeated II to
j; Boston Wins From
New York, 7 to 3

CHICAGO, June 2. - Cincinnati
pounded Chicago's pitchers for Is hits
including home runs by Caveney and
Duncan, and made it two straight from
the locals, II to z. Gillespie gave way
to pinch hitter when the Reds stag.
ed a rally which gave them the lead,
and Couch held the locals safe until
the ninth, when Chicago launched a
belated rally. Score:
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INDIANS MAKE
TWO STRAIGHT
FROM TIGERS
2 Home Runs, by Williams.
Feature BROWNSVILLE Sox
Game at St. Louis

CLEVELAND, June 2. = Cleveland
made it two straight from the crippled
Tigers by winning today. 8 to 4. All
of the pitchers were hit hard but Gov
eleskie was more effective with men
on bases than Pillette or Johnson. The
hitting of Clark and Jameson feat.
Itrpd CoOra-
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Batteries: Pillette. Johnson and Bass
Ter: CoYeleskie and L. Sewell.
Summary: Two base hits. Clark,
Wambsganss. Stephenson. McInnis
Three base hits. Haney. JAMESON. Home
run. Stark. Double plays, Wambsganss
to J. Sewell to McInns; Coveleskie to J.
Sewell to McInnis. Bases on balls off
Pillette 1. off Johnson l. off Coveleszie 3.
Struck out by Pillette 1. by Coveleslie ?.
Hits off Pillette IL in 7 innings: off John
son in l inning. Losing pitcher Pill
cite
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EouR HORSES ENTERED

NEW YORK, June 2.-Four horses,
the smallest field in the history Of the
stake, have been named to run in the
Suburban Handicap at Belmont PARK
Saturday, Horses, their weights, and
probable jockeys are Mad Halter, 1870
pounds, e. Sande; Sennings Park, 127.
Fairbrother; Captain Alcock, los.
Ponce; Flying Cloud 102, Marinelli.
Mad Halter will be the fovorite.
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Games Postponed
At New YorkBoston, rain.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rain.
u s pLAXER pEEEAEp

CHISWICK. Eng, June 2.-(By the
Associated Press Mrs. Peacock, for
mer wo1nan's tennis champion of India
and Mrs. Beamish star British player,
will play tomorrow for the MiddleseX
Women's Singles championship. Mrs.
Peacock won the right to play for the
title today by defeating Miss Elizabeth
Ryan of San Francisco. in the semi
final round, 6-3 4-6, Ga.
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A Ruddinn Author

DRAGOON-W. A. Fiege has writ
ten han interesting book on early his
tory and happenings in and about Tue
son. The manuscript was accepted
by the Mcclure Publishing Company
and will be published by this concern
sometime this summer. The many
friends of Fiege congratulate him
upon his successful entrance into the
literary field.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
To Grade Hill

AIRBANK-Project Engineer Al
jenkins was in town today on bust
ness for his department. He states
that next week will see work started
on the hill from the Fairbank bridge.
He states everything is moving salts
factorily on the work all the way from
Fairbank to Harkey's Ranch.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
Bed sox z; Yankees 3

BOSTON, June 2.-Miller, pitching
his first home game, was effective in
all except one inning today and Bos'
ton won from New York to 5. After
five hits and an error had given Pos
ton four runs in the fourth with none
out, Causey relieved Shea and retired
the side without further scoring.
Score: r II E
New York $3.50. 900 300 00O-3 2
Boston ..... 900 400 03x-,7 8 1
Batteries: Shea, iCausey and Sny-
der; Miller and Gowdy.
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10 Move Stock

TOMBSTONE-O. Lillybeck, owner
OF the Columbus Drug Co., arrived
here yesterday from Columbus, \. NJ,
where he has just closed his establish
ment there and moved all the stock
to the Tombstone store. His sister
in-law, Mrs. Greene. accompanied him
here and will remain on visit.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
HnId undar Bond

PIRTLEYILLE-Elm Keith was
held in $500 bond by United States
Commissioner Beumler yesterday and
his hearing set for Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock. Keith was arrested on
a warrant charging him with being in
possession of government property.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Mobile 2. iat New Orleans 3.
Atlanta 10, at Birmingham 3.
Chattanooga 5, at Nashville 6.
Memphis 10, at Little Rock 8.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03

The name Kersey, as applied to
cloth, is a corruption of Jersey,
where this material was first pro-
duced.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03

In every hive are bees whose duty
it is to keep it ventilated by tanning
their wings.
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-------------- aVl UuD OOS--i ID U
Batteries: Gillespie. Couch and Wingo.
Hargrave: Stueland. Kaufman. Freeman
Jones and O'Farrell. Wirts.
Summary: Two base hits. WingO. Har-
per, Hollocher (2). Grimes. Daubert.
Three base hits. Bohne. Home runs. Cav
eney, Duncan. Double plays, Bohne to
Daubert; Hollocher to Grimes (2); Cav
eney to Daubert. Bases on balls off Gill
lespie 2. Freeman 1. Jones 4. Couch l..
Struck out by Gillespie 1. Sueland L.
Jones 3 Couch g Hits off Stueland 4
in innings. none out in 3rd; Kaufplann
in l, none out in 4th; Freeman 2 in
1-3; Jones Z in 5 2-3; Gillespie in s.:
Couch in 6. Winning pitcher. Gillespie
Losing pitcher Kaufman.
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aThe kentuckiansD

"The kentucklanS"
Kentucky landmarks abound in the
Charles Maigne production OF the
John Fox, Jr. novel, 1.-THE Kentucki-
ans" a Paramount picture, featuring
Monte Blue which will be the feature
film at the Eagle theatre this after
noon and tonight and at the Central
theatre Sunday and Monday.
Many of the scenes were made in
and around Big Stone Gap. Va, which
has gone down in history as the home
of John Fox, Jr. Several hundred
mountaineers with motley collection
of old-time guns and clothes took part
in the feud scenes. witnessing the
filming of motion pictures for the first
time in their lives,
From Big Stone Gap the company
Went TO Frankfort, Ky, and, through
the courtesy of Governor Edwin p.
Morrow obtained the cooperation of
the Chamber of Commerce aud state
officials. The new Kentucky state
capitol was the center of many inter-
esting scenes and as the script called
for a number of state legislators, real
members of the Kentucky Legislature
and other state officials volunteered
their services. Other scenes were
made at Canal Lock No. at Fort
Hill, where the town armory is; the
palatial home of U. S. Senator Cam
den, between Frankfort and Louisville
Liberty Hill" an old mansion which
dates back to the early 10Th century.
Monte Blue, i'm the role of Boone
Stallard, mountaineer who goes TO
! the Legislator to emancipate his peo-
pie, does some of the best work of his
career. Others in the cast include Di-
ana Allen, as leading woman. Frank
Joyner, Wilfred Lyte1l aud John Mil
/ tern.
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sax Lake Z; Seattle s
WESTERN LEAGUE

At st. Joseph 5, Tulsa 4.
At Omaha 5, Sioux City 5.
At Wichita 0, Oklahoma City 4.
At Denver 4, Des Moines IA.
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Coast League Scores

Los Angeles 10; Vernon
At Los Angeles RIFF
Vernon 6 ]
Los Angeles ...... Is Is 2
Batteries: Schneider, James, jolly
and Murphy; Hughes and Rego, Bald
win.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville-Toledo, rain.
At Milwaukee 8, Minneapolis II.
At Indianapolis O. Columbus 6.
At Kansas City 3, st. Paul 10.
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Games Postponed
At Pittsburg-St. Louis, rain.
At Brooklyn-Philadelphia, rain.
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"Arabian Love"

John Gilbert, the William Fox star,
is coming to the Lyric theatre today
in Arabian Love-" a big thrilling
story of the desert. Almost the en-
tire picture is said to comprise desert
scenes, with a sheik, Arab outlaws,
camels. caravans and the colorful
backgrounds that are so fascinating
a subject of this sort.
Barbara Bedford plays opposite Gil
bert. Jerome Storm directed.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
WOMAN

Richard I. Homestead sos, meets
second and fourth Tuesdays at old
Pythian Castle Visiting Archers are
cordially invited.
q. d. STINSON, Correspondent,
Box 1898,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03

Bisbea Chapter ass
Meets every second and fourth
Friday evening ct Moose Lodge.
LUDLLA tSNODGRASS, ,
Phone S3S Senior ReKonf