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Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

The critical moving picture fans OF
Phoenix have fallen in line with
those in other cities in which Cold
WINS spectacular Theodore" has
been shown and acclaim it the big
gest and most pretentious drama
ever flashed on the screen. New
York was the first city to see "Theo-
dora" and every critic on the big
metropolitan dailies as well as those
on the moving picture trade papers
was unanimous in praise of the pic
ture, while the general public crowd
ed the Astor theater for four soma
months.
Theodore" Is the historic story OF
the early Byzantine period, when
heads were cut off as quickly and
as carelessly as hair in these modern
days. The story of the wife OF the
Emperor Justiniall, who loses her HE
through her love for the Greek pa
trician Andreas, Is as fiery as II IS
powerful and picturesque.
"Theodora" is first and last gi-
gantic spectacle, beautifully present
ed. magnificently costumed and en-
acted with a great deal of vigor. IL
probably leads them all in the mat
ter of extravagan 1t seems as II
all Europe must have taken part IN
the spectacular mob scenes and as II
all the carpenters of two continents
must have gathered together TO erect
the sets. They are massive ana gor-
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
pinafore peIiohts Audiences

The production of Gilbert and Sui
livan's famous comic opera as pre-
sented at the Elks' family theater
this week by the popular Dunbar
Opera company is proving real tri-
umph for this splendid organization
OF talented artists and a very great
treat for the lovers OF all that is
clever and distinctively good in the
theatrical field of thought and en-
deavor. The enthusiastic audiences
who have had the good fortune TO
witness a production Of this popular
opera by the Dunbar players are
bubbling with gladsome praise for
the splendid presentation of the
great comedy. in every detail as
played by the Dunbar company and
are loud in their praises OF each and
every individual of the large and
particularly competent cast. Those
familiar with the opera and former
presentations are a unit In pronounc-
ing the Dunbar production at the
Elks this week as the peer OF any
production ever offered anywhere
and at any time or at any price.
The engagement of the Dunbar
company is limited to only a very
few weeks in Phoenix and playgoers
should get busy early and avail them
selves of the opportunity TO hear ana
enjoy these grand old plays while
they have the chance at the regular
stock prices, for this opportunity will
perhaps never come our way again.
Seats are now on sale for II. Nj. ;.
Pinafore for the balance of this week
and THE Mikado" beginning Sunday
next.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

is truly remarkable and presents IN
the hundreds of thrills the most i'm
posing array of sensations we have
ever seen.
Priscilla Dean has invaded new
fields in pictures through her dyna-
mic portrayals. and 1t is a notable
fact that each succeeding picture has
been stronger than its predecessors.
But ii would seem that she has sure
~ reached the zenith of possibilities
in Conflict" We cannot imagine a
more difficult role being assigned to
an actress than that portrayed so
wonderfully by Priscilla Dean in this
tremendous story of the northern
woods. 1t is the very essence of vir-
lie action and exciting situations. The
thrills fairly fall over each other in
the rapidity with which they are fur
nished the reviewer.
Outstanding among the many
scenes of sensational realism are TO
be mentioned the great view of the
explosion of the giant dam and the
mad rushing of thousands of logs
banging, tumbling, crashing along as
a river of death and destruction. And
this but leads UP to series of eli
makes equally as exciting, the audi
ences watching spellbound such ac-
crushed by the force of the logs. and
a man, lying helpless on a log raft
swirling. tumbling along with the
logs bound for instant death at the
water falls The heroine. Priscilla
Dean, then starts the great rescue
scene. Through the forest she comes,
galloping her horse at brealSneck
the man before it is too late, her
speed, in her wild attempt 10 reach
leaping from the horse, and then
jumping from log TO log sometimes
slipping, often falling. but pressing
steadily on toward the helpless form
on the raft-and then the great res
cue right at the brink OF the falls.
1t is little wonder the New York
World was constrained to say. The
motion picture industry contains far
too few Priscilla Deans to allow this
charming young brunette 10 be TAX
ing such chances with her life as
those shown in Conflict.
The added attraction is Alendale,
the Miracle Man" whose demon
strations continue TO astonish the
Strands audiences. Alendale is in
deed the most battling act yet TO
visit the city, and the success of his
engagement speaks volumes for the
appreciation of his work by the audi
ences.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

Tucson high school and the Casa
Grande high school The local team
won the honors. The game was ex-
tremely exciting. One Of the boys
on the Tucson team had the mis-
fortune to dislocate his arm during
the tussle.
This week the local team will play
Tucson on it's field on riday after
noon OF this week.
Ben Herring. teacher at the Black
water Indian agency, died suddenly
wednesday, February s. Mr.. Herring
was a well-known resident of this
section. HIS burial took place at
Florence.
The city OF Casa Grande has es-
tablished an auto park which tourists
camping out going through here ana
remaining over night may use. The
park is located on the south side Of
the tracks on the old school grounds
site.
The K, Of p lodge will hold a lodge
meeting on Sunday evening. Feb
ruary ie. in Masonic hall. This date
is the celebration OF the 10th Pythian
period. shortly after this date there
will be another evening meeting
when the local lodge will celebrate
its anniversary.
Mayor T. r. Peart w. ]. Hamilton
and Lem p. Matthews drove over to
Florence on the Sth to attend the
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

eldest daughter, Mrs. w. A. Deal.
A carload of grape cuttings for the
Casa Grande farmers is expected here
this week from California. These
cuttings will furnish sufficient vines
for the planting Of several hundred
acres OF land into grapes.
Thursday Of this week the ditching
machine for the city work arrived
via the S. p. r. r, The work has
already begun to cut the bitches and
make ready for the laying OF new
pipes for the new city water system.
II. l.. Ferguson, a well known
cattle man from Texas. was in the
valley this week. He was looking
for a location for a cattle ranch here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Richerson
were Phoenix visitors last Tuesday.
w. n. Mcleod and Miss Louise
Dickinson drove 10 Phoenix on Mon
day morning, where Miss Dickinson
spent the entire week with friends.
The Woman's club of Casa Grande
held a very interesting meeting Fri
day afternoon, February 10. in the
Christian church. The discussion was
on "Home Economics" and Miss
Grace Ryan, very ably gave an IN
teresting talk on Domestic Science
Roll call was responded TO with
Your Fayorite Recipe. and mum
ber of very fine recipes worth while
for housewives TO try were given by
the several club members.
Casa Grande people and all IN the
local valley feel very much encour-
aged this week over the late reports
from Washington. ID. c., sent by
Judge p. d. OveTfield, who Is now IN
the capitol. and doing all he can for
the San Carlos Dam.
on Tuesday night, February 4 the
regular meeting night Of the Tucson
Elss, a large class OF candidates were
initiated. Joe Curry. OF this city. was
among the list Of new members. sam
g. Bailne and Bert Hcadley accom-
panied Mr. Curry 10 Tucson TO see
TO il that he was well taken care OF.
A very interesting basketball game
was played IN this city on saturday
afternoon. February 4. between the
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Priacilla Dean at the Strand

The second day OF the engagement
Of Priscilla Dean in Conflict Is an
nounced by the Strand today. Pris-
ella Deans position in the hearts. Of
the motion picture fans is indeed
most enviable one. Throughout her
long career before the lens she has
consistently pleased her audiences,
and with pictures so far removed
from the general run of cinemeti5a-
tions as to be truly unique.
Such a picture is Conflict" the
masterpiece OF realism which brings
her to the Strand for this engage
ment.
Conflict" IS without question the
most remarkable screen document
presented locally for many months. II
is the very ultimate in realism. II
glories in a dramatic strength that
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

lightful chameleon like shading and
coloring of the favorite "Babbie" will
prove revelation to even her most
ardent admirers, a motion picture
wholesome, clean and highly enter
tanning, a screen treat none can af-
ford to miss.
AS to the Sonora stars, their pro-
gram is a great audience attraction.
The management of this organization
has arranged a musical program
which will appeal particularly to all
classes of lovers Of good music. The
foundation OF the first program pre-
sented will consist OF the big num-
bers from Caruso's favorite opera,
"Rigoletto." with lighter selections in
English as encore numbers. The fa-
nous tenor solos of 'Rigoletto." La
Donna Mobile" and "Questa Quella,
the favorites Of the great Caruso, will
be sung on this program by Cayetano
Orduna, and those who have heard
the talented tenor know that the bril-
liant arias are in safe hands.
Besides the selections from "Rlgo-
letto" arias and ensembles from 9TH
er well known and famous operas
will be presented so that the program
will not lack variety. Beatriz Piz-
zorni will be heard in the bright and
sparkling "Habanera" from Lar
men," and Speria Castel in numbers
from III Trovatore," perhaps the
most popular of all operas. I. Del
Castillo. noted conductor, who direct
ed each opera as presented by the
Sonora Grand Opera company, will
appear as accompanist with these
talented songbirds.
In line with the "Say It With
Music" week, George ]. Hayes has
arranged a mighty attractive conf
bined number to be played by both
himself at the mighty Wurlitzen and
Carol Reeds syncopated symphony
orchestra, when the famous Irving
Berlin song will be given feature
spot on the program.
Despite the value represented IN
this exceptional program, popular
prices will prevail during the en-
gagement, the scale of which is pub
lished in another part of this edition
Of the Republican.
The Rialto announces the entire
program OF the Sonora singers will
be changed with the change OF the
picture program occurring Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Maricopa Country cIuh

The whole city is talking today
about the wonder Valentine party
at the Maricopa Country club last
night and all plans are being CEN
tered now on the regular Saturday
night dance that has long since been
one of the biggest entertaining fea-
lures in this vicinity.
Each event at the Maricopa Coun-
try club under the new management
is carefully planned and this Sat
urday dance is now being carefully
worked out. Worlxmen still continue
to improve the entire park and the
arrangements are covering definite
scheme for the club to become an
all year around amusement center.
Athletic features are being installed
for out of door exercise this summer
and swimming at the club will be
revived.
Admission to the club Is by mem
bership card so that only the best
of folks are found there each night
of events. These cards can be Sc
cured at the gate from the secretary
just before entering the club grounds.
Reservations can be made in ad-
vance by calling 22R12.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

conference there OF the COMMITTEES
Of six.
on February IS the College club
will meet with Mrs. G. r. Richerson.
Mrs. Richerson and Mrs. NJ. G. Wind
sor acting as hostesses.
There has been an elaborate pro
gram planned for this meeting and
some very interesting topics viii be
discussed
Dave Goldbaum OF Phoenix was IN
the city on Thursday. Mr.. Goldbaum
Is very much Interested here as ne
has some land interests.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
NEWS OF INTEREST
FROM CASA GRANDE

CASA GRANDE-Mrs. Ray Web
ster, of Yucaipa. Calf, is the happy
mother of a baby daughter, born on
January 10. Mrs. Webster was for
merly Miss Winnie Winslow. and
taught here in the Casa Grande
schools at one time.
Mrs. J. Fl. McCurdy, sister OF r..
Lee Hicklin, has returned TO her home
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

geous beyond description. "Theo-
dora" will end a four day engage
ment at Mauk's Columbia theater
with the performances today and
those who miss seeing this big Gold
wyn spectacle will deprive them
selves of witnessing what is con-
ceded to be the greatest screen drama
of the day.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

Miss Manohaser--If you really lov
/. girl why not say Il with flowers
Mr.. HRrdfax-Now, that's a 500
Sea. II wouldn't be nearly as bins
aR as a letter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
VEZMETE 81 PR1KLAD L
WASl1INGTONA.

Jiri Washington nikdy ne
hal. Kazdy by mel nasledovatl
jeho pfikladu, protoze lez Jest
choulostiva hra. Je to jake u
hybani Sc kulkam: clovek nj
kdy nevi, kdy no prece nekte-
ra trefi. Nejrozumnejsl Tide ma
svete jsou ii, kdoz mluvi vzdy
pravdu jako Washington. Do
bra. povest jeiich pravdomluv-
nosti stane sc casti lejlch ka-
pitalu. Pravda Znamena pravi-
define, spokoienc, znovu Sc vra
cejici a stale Sc mnozlcl zakaz
Milky. Trinerovo Horke Vino
nabylo sve povesti jen pravdou
Kazdy zakaznik stane Sc ma
Sim pritelem a dobrovolnym
siritelem. Pan Petr Dirga
psal nam onehdy y Hiteman,
la. podrobne. jak ucl skotske,
walesSke, svedske aefrancouz
skc spoluhorniky uzivati Urine
rovo Horke Vino prot nechuti
k .jidlu, zacpe IA iinym zalu.
decnim porucham. Kdyz jste I
! sveho lekarnika llebo dodava
tele leku, trvejte I'D tom, Il
chrete len Trinerovy lekvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25

AiSAA
a kdyz Adela tyznadila iednu
sbirku basnickou "a nejvybor-
nejsl, usedl proti nj, a ial sc
zvucnym, prijemnym hlasem,
jejz dovedl uplne ovladati, -
predcitati basne.
Temef pull hodiny nevedela
divka, re jest ma svete opuste-
ma, osirela, i re Jest il ziti z
trpkeho chleba sluzebneho. u
padla We pTijemne sneni, jake
druhdy, kdy jeste bezstarost-
ne travila zivot pod strechou
chaty otcovske.
kdyz ustal Hubert We cteni,
zapfedl hovor. Oba 81 rozu-
meji tax dobre, re ubiha jim
cas- letmo dotud, pokud velike
hodiny ma krbu neoznamuji
Session..
Adela povstala. "Jak ry-
chile ubehlo odpoledne!" zvo-
lala. "Vite-li re tn sedime iiz
pres dive hodiny?'
"Opravdu? To sc mi jiz dav-
no neprihodilo,' odvetil HUI
bert, "Uiec, a sestrenice vrati
Sc tedy brzy!.'
"A proc iste w, Mr.. Cliffe,
neiel S nimi?' taze sc divka,
jake by il byla dosla nit pre-
desle rozmluvy.
"Dopoledne byl jsem my
SLIME a tam jsem Sc zdrzel;
pc SVEN navratu rozhodl jsem
Sc, re Zustanu donna. Tusim,
re jsem Sc tn prave tax bavil,
jake bych byl Y zabave Il Car
lyonu' dodal septmo, podava-
je divcc rame, ably il. opet do
vedl do pokolika.
Pc tonic dnu zdalo Sc AIDE
lie, re nadeSla V jejl ziti pod
statna zmena; kdyby Sc il
vsak byl nekdo optal proc, ne
byla by ved6la odpov6di Noha
byla pc nekterem dnu opetne
zdrava, opet bylo il lie pre-
chazeti pc dome a konati dri-
vejsl povinnosti; ale vse, co
| emilia, zdalo sc ii ozaTeno Jas
nym paprskm slunecnim, .ienz
pochodil z jejiho mira.
Alespon jednou denne vyci-
hal Hubert vhodnou chvlli, by
S Adelou promluvil a sc optal,
echo 81 preje ku cteni. JeSte
itehoz dine byly knihy ma jejlm
stolku a velml caste Poole nlch
odpoGivala kyticka 2 libovon-
inych kvetin. Tato poZornost' +,
&C sauna o sobe ne%patrna, w
volala V ieii zivote velikou
promenu. Tesilo j., re ma V
dome bytost', ktera $ nj pfatel-
sky smysli, ktera Sc zajlma o
lei blaho a ktera Sc tax upri-
mne dovede zasmati, jake HUI
bert Cliffe.
Pokoj Adelin byl Il vchodu ma
~taras, vinouci Sc Ma jizni stra-
ne domu, i nalezal Sc mezi O.
bydlim sluzebnych a kfidlem,
.iez obyval lord Cliffe 5 hra-
benkou de RoubaiXovou. Snad
pT1n,ala Hubarta tato okolnOSt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
R0DINNE TAJEMSTVf,
Roman z anglickych kruhd spolecenskych.
Prelozil Karel Pochyba.

k tomu, re vzdy pc obed6 od-
chazel ma JIM taras, ably 81
zde zakouril. A tn nebylo mic
prirozenejsiho ma svete mad to
zastavil-li Sc Il otevreneho okna
kde Adela praVidelne zamest-
navala Sc pletenim anebo yysi.
vanim, a jail Sc S nj hovoriti.
Nenapadlo he, re by 2 toho
hrozilo nebezpeti nell .jemu,
tedy dojista diyce. Pohrizil Sc
do radostne pritomnosti tou
merou, re rozmluva a styk sc
slicnou dvkou pusobily mu nej-
vetsi poteseni, pro nez zapo-
minal ma vechno We svet6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25

Prchlo leto. V mesici zari
nastala doba lovu a Cliffe
Court naplnil Sc hostmi. Pam
odchazeli Ia tasneho Ultra $
lordem Everardem a Huber
tenn, a teprve vecer vraceli Sc
S bohatou koriSti.
Adela vfdala Huberta malo
kdy; bylo vsak pro mnoho ho-
sti tolik prace Y dome, re ne
pohreSovala plilis priiemne "a
bavy S mladym muzem.
Mrs. Beltonova oblibovala 81
mladistvou pomocnici elm dale
tim vice, a ac davno precha-
zela, netouzila 20 tom, ably O.
pet ujala vladu, ano byla ra-
da, re muze dopustiti, ably "a
nj Miss Lesteloya Sc sluzebni-
ctvem Sc vyzlobila.
Jednou odpoledue Nesla div
ka @ponekud bleda a rozcilena
0 pokoie hospodynina.
"Muj Boze. Go je vam?" u
lekla Sc PAM BeItonova. "Jste
nemocna?"
"Nikoli; nebyIa isem posIe-
dnl dny ma cerstyem vzduchu
a trochu mne boil hlava."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
DRIVE NEZ PROBATE anel

koupite priid'te Sc poradit, ne
bot mole dlouholeta zkusenost
V stavebnim remesle muze byt
We vaSem prospechu. Nam tez
nekolik domu a stavebnich To-
til ia prodej ia velmi mike ce-
ny. Pri.id'te, rucim "a vase u
spokojeni. Sluzbovolny, EN-.
SLAvICEk, stcviteI. - ll725
Miles Ave. - Teiefon Union
318 <.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
SPANISH WAR VETS
HOLD HIGH SCHOOL
TRACK MEET JUNE Il
ONLY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
ARE ALLOWED TO TAKE PART
MANY SCHOOLS OF NORTHERN
ILLINOIS TO SEND ENTRIES.


Mooseheau ILL.,, May "A track
and field athletics meet de luxe 10y
simon pure high school athletes una
the auspices OF the United SPANS "
War Veterans Association OF Illinois
will be held az MoOscheaTt June J.,
Only athletes who are high Syho.,
students, and this viii include those
who will be- graduated az the clos" ''
the school year next summer w be-
permitted 10 enter. and they must
have certificates from their hl-2
school principals. Athletes need no
worry about their amateur standing.
as every safeguard viii De taken -
guard against any athlete who Is nor
an amateur and who is Lot eIielN."
from entering or participating IN t.'
meet
1t doesn't m1''er how small the h'GE
school is. Il there is broad jumper
or hurdler or ono who is GOOD In 7nE
branch Of athletics. he is urged 70
enter the MOCseheart meet which vi.
he made an annual affair
The reason tor the Spanish War
Veterans having an interest IN IA.
meet is on account Of their annua.
state encamDment to be held at Moose
heart June Il. and thew want 10 hes!7
to aid in the national movement 10.
athletics
It is assured that every city hayin
a post Of Spanish War Veteran. wi
be represented nv their best athletes
as Cyarv ai'v bfe some embryo stars
and that shirt Of home pride max
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
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The Women's Auxiliary OF the span
ish War was ORGANIZED Yesterday ant
Guoon at meeting 4,.a "l me L''.
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and four from Jolir' were present
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01
Definitions You Should Know.

Conceit- Feeling that you are re-
jected when a girl remarks that she
wouldn't marry the best man ia the
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-01

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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-24
SIX PERISH IN A
FIRE ON BOMBER
At WAR MANUEVER
Tragedy Attends Ending.
Of Flying Circur at
Mitchell Field

Minneo,a, n Y, Sept. 23.-First
Lieutenant Raymond Z. Davis, Unit
ed State army air service, and five
enlisted men, were killed when
huge Martin bombing plane crashed
to earth at Mitchell field today.
The wreck followed war maneuvers
for the instruction of reserve and
regular army officers.
After the war maneuyers and the
Judges had decided the raiders had
won, the airmen engaged in a flying
circus illuminatew by huge search
lights and cheered by thousands Of
persons who had gathered to watch
the spectacle.
After the flying circus a NUMBER
of the aviators took up passengers
selected principally from among the
300 reserve officers from the Sec
ond corps area for whose benefit the
mimic warfare had been waged.
Owing to the fierceness Of the
flames which had enveloped the huge
bomber it was impossible to learn
the names of the men who had been
taken up.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-24
Official Probing
Collapse of Foyer
Movie Building
NY Associnted Pressl

Pittsburg, Sept. 23.-ClI! OIL
ciaIs. conducting an investigation OF
the collapse of the foyer OF the
Strand theater yesterday afternoon
bsgan this forenoon to take state
men+s of some of the So children
most Of whom we're injured when the
concrete floor dropped to the base
,nont Madeline Kunkle, aged s, was
ono of those invited to the free show
inc of the picture, "The Trap, was
l,iIIed and is of the injured are IN
hospitals. Only four are in a erlt'-
col condition. Seven sustained broA-
en- arms or legs.
Free tickets had been issued 70
s.booI children for yesterdays show
The children dropped 10 feet into the
callar Frantic parents stormed the
building shriebing for their children
A crew of men worked in the chasm
todav clearing away the debris while
investigators scanned the wreekage
in an attempt to fix responsibility fo'
the disaster.