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The Coconino sun., 1923-12-14

The crooks most successful haul
was at 9:15 Sunday evening, when he
extracted nearly a hundred dollars
in cash and checks from E. G. LaRue,
Flagstaff garage man.
Mr.. Larue was walking up Agassiz
street from the garage to his home.
He had the days receipts in his poe
ket. At the corner of Elm and Agas-
siz a Chevrolet car passed him, going
in the same direction he was, north.
The car turned west in the second
street from there, Fine street, stop
ping near Tom L. Rees' home. A man
got out, walked back to the east side
of Agassiz street, to the corner OF
p. j. Moran's home, then south and
met and passed Mr.. LaRue about 70
feet south Of the corner.
Mr.. LaRue paid no esepcial atten-
ton when the man passed him, but
The Coconino sun., 1923-12-14

Tuesdays Rotary meeting was pret-
ty much devoted to business talks, in
cluding one by George T. Harrington,
Mr. Koch, Reverend H. F. Softley and
Mr.. Wilson. Both Mr.. Koch's and Mr..
Wilson's talks, the former on the
proper attitude Of the employer to the
employed, will be printed in The Sun
next week.
Mr.. Harrington, as chairman of the
recently appointed business methods
committee, on which his associates are
The Coconino sun., 1923-12-14

Mrs. John Wetherill left the last of
last week for San Francisco, where
she will deliver a public address on
January IL, following with several
others in various California cities.
Her husband and his partner, c. A.
ColvilIe, returned to Kayenta the first
Of this week. Mr.. Wetherill, if the
revolution permits, will take party
of tourists on an extended trip into
Mexico the early part of next month.
The Coconino sun., 1923-12-14
BANDIT WITH HUGE SIX GUN
HELDAUP FOUR FLAGSTAFF
MEN; ROBBED TWO; CLUES
DENOTE IT'S HOME TALENT

If the fellow who has operated six-gun on four dIf
ferent Flagstaff citizens during two recent evenings ex
tracing money from two of them keeps at it someone is
going to get peevish and bump him off, He talks real
rough and handles the aforesaid gun mean that any
one does drill him will be justifiable homicide and the
killer will deserve medal from his grateful fellow ctl
The Coconino sun., 1923-12-14
FLAGSTAFF TEACHERS GET
S15O,OOO A YEAR AND THE
CITY REAPS BENEFITS IN
EDUCATION, SOCIETY, TRADE

Salaries paid in the schools of Flagstaff amount to
S15OOOO year Last week The Sun told something about
the amount invested in schools in this city, apprOxmatlng
more than million dollars, and advanced the claim that
no other city of this size in the southwest can make an
enaay favorable showing.
The Coconino sun., 1923-12-14
DOES THIS MEAN THE. END OF OUR 20 YEARS WAITING?
yesterday afternoon reply Tuesdays telegram
front Flagstaff
Chicago, December 18th.

chicago, December Izth
l. b. Koch, Chairman, Special Committee
Flagstaff Rotary Club
wire the first word have received to the in
adequacy of the Flagstaff station Will have operating
pie the ground look into the matter at and report The
of the railroad have been severely taxed the past few
years bring properties the growing needs of the
and the Santa e has and spending large amounts in
this direction but Rave felt necessary give first
ention track Signals shops and additional equipment We
know station capacity deficient but have felt that this
wait until the more pressing needs have been met.
w. b. STOREY
Evening star., 1923-09-26
COSMOS - "Merry-Go- Round"
Movie Masuue."

The great Universal Jewel super
photoplay feature, Merry G67s upaa
with wonderful little Nary. RhilbfTi
and Norman Kerry as its stars, Will
be an outstanding attraction at the
Cosmos TheateE- next week, in con-
junction with the usual bill OF super
vaudeville headed by Maurice Golden
unique creation of Mr.: Colder. late a
star of the Boston Grapd. Opera :.
plotted here 50 recently that ali
Washington Ought to, know what su-
perb entertainments, it offers in the
romance Of the little organ grinder
of the Prater. the famous Coney Is
land of Vienna, and q noble aide to
the late Emperor of Austria. 1t is be-
ing shown for the first time at Cos
mos prices, the lowest for the best
entertainment.
Movie Masdue" is an attraction
Henriette Bendel. Voice from Holly
wood" and Joseph Del -Puepte. -Sand
disclosing the names and faces of
filmdom's greatest celebrities, in the
form of rare entertainment. :. ---<'
Other attractions will include the
Barrys and the Woolfords. noted fam
ilies, in the past. present. and. future
in vaudeville; Mcfarland and Palace,
harmonists; Helene Hamilton and
of Just Fun; Sherwin Kelly in
George 4. Kershaw's "Bike-OioKy, .
which means a wonderful little won
an in some wonderful feats, and
George Armstrong Happy Chappie," g
in songs and merry Gstortes The Ur-
ban Movie Chats-~aTe 1aiways&a Cos
mos feature. ?,
Evening star., 1923-09-26
KEITH'S=Rert LYtell.

The bill for the coming week at
Keith's will bet4feadedrby Bert lsyteh Il,
1ust returned from Rome and his
screen work on The Eternal City"
Mr.. Lytell comes in unique playlet,
Valiant" by Robert Middlemas and
the novelist, HolwoEthy Hail. lin
which he is supported by Mary Car
roll, John Maurice sullivan and Fred :
erick Burton.
The added attraction will be Joe
Fejer and his Famous Hungarian. Or
chestra. with Bella Nyary at the Gym
halom Fejer was for eight years
the director ofAthe concert orchestra
Completing the bill come the 'in-
ternational enigma, ID. D. H, a ihuz
morist who dispenses a new brand OF
JOY and jollity; Eddie WGher. and
Marion Ridnor in Just g EetFae. of
Mites; the comedian composer. Ned
Norworth. assisted by-FZoe Howell;
Sylvia Loyal and her erigtnAf= =.Qqm :
pany in la tCharmeuse de Pigeon"
Ross and Edwards, the hilarious
"BuIl- -Garians," and Maggie Clifton
and company in CLASSICAL posing and
balancing, with the reg6laEsHRtth :rhc-
torial features. - - -.--A-s
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Photoplays.
COkUMBIA-.-,.yhe White aosess,

Mae Marsh. remembered in THE
Birth of n NatIon.Y Intolerance" and
other Grim tht photdpIays, will return
to. Warrington IN Mr: Griffith's latest
photoplay, ~The- White Rose" which
has had a long run in New York,
at the Columbia next week, +
The White Rpse" also serves to
Introduce Ivon &ovello, Mr.: Grifhth's s
latest acquisition, while Miss Carol
Dempster. Neil Hamilton, Lucille La
Verne, Porter Strong, Jane Thomas,
Kate Bruce. Ervilie Anderson and
Charles'-Mac are in supporting roles.
The story reveals the infatustion
OF a southern artstoorat and divinity
student for rTeazie," an. orphan girl
OF lower social level. and the mad
ness that. led the young man to what
seemed but a momentary rfndiscretion.
The yeung- man fees, Is ordained
into the ministry and prepares to
marry a southern girl. a patrictan.
At such a., mSment enters ''Teagie"
With her iafant. forlorn and home
less. .aSuch- is the problem the young
man faces and brings to an unguess-
aDt6 climax.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
GAYETY--aBreszy Times. D.

Breezy Times" the attraction at
the Gayety Thester. beginning next
Sunday matinee. is said to offer a
very pleasing entertainment. Edythe
Murray, Carrie. ALLEN, George Leon,
Charles (Tramp). McNaIly. Fred
Reebe, Evelyn Cunningham, Don
Trent and Billy CfeedoR and Sidney
Taye are the pflncipaT members of
the cast of the show, which is in two
musical numbers and an equaf num-
ber of costume changes for the
chorus. The most acceptable chorus of
coniely girls wear their beautiful cos
tunes in a most fe tching manner, and
the fashion parade should prove very
popular. Edwin Hanford is the au-
thor of the book, while the musical
numbers have been staged by Au-
relia Coccia.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
lEETR0eoLf1kN. "a .Haspsst of
5.S Hentssu:c . b 81 .sz i = ~

Rupert OF Hsntsau." Myron Ssls-
fiick's piotarisation OF Sir Anthony
Hopes romantic sequel to 'The
Prisoner OF -Zan8a.."- Kill be the at
trxction &C the Metropolitan. begin
ming next Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Those wAe portray the numerous
prominent roles In the colorful tale
Of worthless king and clever rogue
are Elaine Hsmmerstein. as Queen
sFlavia of Ruritania; Bert Lyteil, as
Rudolph Rassendyfl. and Lew Cody,
Claire Windsor, Hobart Bosworth.
Bryant washburn, Marjorie Daw,
Elmo Lincoln. irving Cummings,
Mitchell Lewis, Adoiphe Menjou, JoS
sephine CrowellY Nfgei de Brulier and
/ Gertrude Astor.
Massive sets lend almost the charm
Ief spectacle to the swift rush of
events in Nthe life-1of the harsssed
young queene and the Englishman
who bears such. a close pesemblance
to her proflig&te husband that he is
able to take his place on the throne
and no one is the wiser.
Rupert of Hentzau" is of such
length and so complete in entertain
rnent quality that the supplementary
bill will be restricted to thegrew is
sue OF the Metropolitan World Sur
vey and 4 brief symphonic prelude
Evening star., 1923-09-26
:: IlI.i "Broadway. Gold.g

I Elaine Hammerstein win be 4ea-
tured at Loew's Palace next Sunday
AFTERNOON in broadway Gold" which
wfff be supplemented by short-length
features and orchestral music. -
F Miss Hammerstein plays the role
of a young chorus girl thrown into
the gayety of the worlds brightest
street, her temptations, her adven-
lures, her loves and her final escape
from an environment that has proved
fatal to many.
The picture has been given a lavish
mounting. Rich scenes, depicting
.ppany of the famous night-life re-
sorts of New York are shown.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
RIALTO--"The Eternal Three. I"

Marshall tEeiIan pays his respects
20. ss,the lexs tAiAfs, In bis new phot1;
play, SThe Eternal Three, which VIII
be featured at MoorA's Rialto The
ater next week, beginning Sunday.
1t was produced by Goldwyn Pictures
on a lavish scale. =
The story concerns a surgeon who
marrIes a young wife with whom
his scrapegFace foster-son becomes
infatuated. On his way 20 elope with
hAr the son suffers a brain injury
and only a delicate operation can
save his life The surgeon. loves his
wife, the ethics OF his profession de-
mand that he perform thu operation
and. restore his foster-son to life
and his own wife. What does he do?
Hobart Bosworth. Claire Windsor.
Raymond Griffith and Bessie Love
have leading roles.
Hal Roach's The Spat Family" ed
ucational and news subjects and spe-
ciak orchestral numbers will complete
the BILL o..
Evening star., 1923-09-26
LuNcHR00M HEAn rrNEn

John Fayed, conducting a lunch
room on N'flfa Capital street. charged
with keeping an insanftary. place, was
hned $40 in the District Of Columbia
branch OF Police Court yesterday by
Judge John p. Mcmahon. The health
department inspector who prosecuted
the case told the court that the ta-
bles, Kitchen, walls and scales of the
place were dirty. unwhoIesome and in
an insanitary condition.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
sTRAND-"B Battles Of 1924.

James c. Morton, assisted by Ma
mie, Edna and Alfred Merton, will
appear, for the. first time at popular
prices, as the headiiners at the Strand
Theater next week. beginning. Sunday,
in their latest mirth provokers. "The
Battles of 1924" .- -,
Others will include the Breakaw way
Barlows in Sensational Novelty: ca :
pers"; Phil Davis, "A Dark knight
from DiXieland2:; !; Felix Bernard. and
Sidney Townes, the composer of
'Dardanelia" and a singer Of note,
with the Homer Sisters and Company
I'm "A Vaudeville Symphony" with
Billie Kamena at the piano.
The photoplay, rs Money Every
thing?" featuring Miriam Cooper, Nor
man Kerry of Merry -GIosRound," :" and
Martha Mansfield. in "a smashing .hu-
man-interest story. - - = =.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
P0LI'S-William Hodge in For
All 9Us."

William Hodge, in NfISor All of U.s..
will be seen at Poli'ss. Theater next
preparatory to a New Yor1t7Hrs smiere.
Mr.. Hodge will be recalled fer his
excellent performances in The Nap
From Home" and "A Cure for Curas
bles."
In For All Of U.s. he introduces
a philosophical note which, it is
claimed, has in some measure4 at
least. satisfied the inquiring mind Of
today A prominent magazine said
of the play: For All Of Us is
solution for every -oae,s problem" {.
The cast provided to support Mr..
Hodge includes Frank Losee, Flor
ence Mason. Echlin Gayer. Marion
Abbott Frank Burbeck, Belle Mnrry,
Robert Middlemass and Frederick
Howard -
Evening star., 1923-09-26
PREsIDENT-"The Goldfish. "

The President Players will present
one of the dramatic high lights next
week in THE Go1dnBIi," the comedy
in which Miss Marjorie. Rambeau
THE Goldfish" is Gladys upger's
adaptation of the French comedy by
Paul Armont and Marcel Gerhidon
1t will be staged under the personal
direction of Harry Manners. with
John Litel and Edith King in the
chief roles. 1t is the-storY OF q girls
evolution from poverty to affluence
and her subsequent successful effort
to find the happiness that social sue
cess did not bring her. -
Evening star., 1923-09-26
NATIoNAL-sThs. Last Weraiag, !.

"The Last Warning" comes TO the
ord-breaking runs in New York and
Philadelphia The play was written
by Thomas +. Fallon. who peddled
Ii around to every manager in new
York, all OF whom accepted ttsAoniy
TO reject 1t again. - -
Mr.. FalIon, who was fsTmeIqyss an
actor. conceived the idSk of writing
the play through Chance reading
of the novel. "Thef>Houses OF Fear
and a number 81 one-aet. plays. but
his undertaking Z to dranatize the
wadsworth Camp novel hesy was, 3at7 at
tempting something newfS torss tha
story is full of trick situat ions aI9a
stage novelties and is satd:to ibresR
Evening star., 1923-09-26
/, et.AlMs WIFE sIaAMgsT.
W. a. Resen Makes Charge in Di-
2. yorce SUIT

Charging that Lena C. Hssen had
husband from whom she was not
divorced when she went through q
marriage ceremony at Clarendon. Va,
April is, 1922. william r. Hesen. a
government ernploye, yesterday nied q
marriage
The. woman Is said to have told
friends that she Jaw Frederick Cliff
ford her former husband, at the car
nival at 18th and III streets northeast
last duly. = When he asked her about
it, HeSex dc clRres she denied the
rumor.. He is represented by Attor-
ney Thomas G.. O'Heill.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Crandan's.

The Monkeys Paw Selznick's 8
film version of the story of the same
name by w. w. Jacobs, will be the
major attraction at CrandalPs The
ater the frat three days of next week,
begin ming Sunday afternoon alta
Wednesday and Thursday Cullen
Lands and Alice Calhoun will ap-
Conrad Nagel and Lew. Cody. in
Lawful Larceny" will be shown Fri
day and Saturday.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Irene Castls, October q.

Irene Castle will seortaeis ste, PoIfs
TheRter Tuesday afternoon, October
., at 2:30 O'CLOCK, %5in gIittsriA4
revue of music. dance and fashions,
She will have in her support a bril-.
liant compan ~ ftss xhetz. daNe=::
ing partner, William Reardon; Leo
Beers, the pianologist, and the Duke
Yellman Orchestra OF nine musicians,
under the leadership. Oh. Mr. TelImali.
himself q remarlCAbles artist..
All women are interested In beau
tiful gowns, especially when they
are worn by one crowned as ''the best
dressed woman in America" q titia
bestowed upon Mrs. Castle several
seasons ago gshy- AsrfaHpus wnDs%H,
Evening star., 1923-09-26
BELASCo-" "Scaramouche.

Rex Migrants film version of Rafael
Sabatini's famous novel, ''Scara-
mouche," will open it's third week at
the Shubert- -Belasco with.ths- m aatinee
next Sunday afternoon.
Lovers of literature who complain
tors distort thes themes of great stories
ir adapting them for tfres~sflyer sheet
find that in this Metro photoplay- the;
threads of Sabatini's stirring romanee-
Of the French revolution have beeH
religiously followed. -.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Star Concert Series.

ss.AnnolsAeement is<nade. TsAfthuy
Smith. INC, that the sale Of season
tickets for the ninth season%of the
Star Concert series will close next
Tuesday afternoon lat 5:30 O'Clock. y
1t is stated that's although the sale
of season tickets 70 this season far
exceeds that ofs any previous. year
there remain p YaNf iesirable seats
at the various prizes.
The list OF artists f4ncAsdes ,Euth ST.
Denis. Ted Shawn anRAfM penishawn
dancers, John Charies7fHho onAas, Lucy
ahskl, Nine. Schumann-H HeiiSk, Pablo
CasRls and Alexander SglotSA 81
Tickets are on sale BY II. Arthur
Smith, Inc, 1905 G street%nofthwset.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
New Meaders.

Sunday, Hoot Gibson In "Shootin'
Tor Love; Monday. william S. Hart
Ia Sand, Tuesday, Herbert Rawiin-
son u "Feols and Riches"; Wednes-
the Lawless"; Thursday. Gladys wal
ton in "Sawdust"; Friday John GIL
bert in Madness OF Youth: Satur-
gay, big Boy" Williams In Trail of
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Avenue Grand.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
Jackie Coegan, an Circus Days"
Wednesday and Thursday, Hope
Hampton, Lew Cody. and Conrad
Nagel, in Lawful Larceny; Friday.
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne.- in Modern Marriage: Satur-
day. Miriam Cooper, lin 'Her Acct
dental Husband"
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Princess.

Sunday and Monday, "Penrod and
SSna.. Sam.; Tgssdsy, ~Itehins Paims"s;
Tourneur's The Brass Bottle":. Fri
day, Betty Compson in The Woman
with Four. Faees":; Saturtia y Alice
Terry and Ramon No svarro in Where
the Pavement Ends" - =
Evening star., 1923-09-26
WIFE APPEALS DIVORCE,

Mrs. Lola B. B. Marshall has noted
an appeal from a decree OF Justfce
Hoehling OF the District Supreme
Court awarding an absolute divorce
to her husband, William H. Marshall,
The couple had been married more
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Olympic.

Sunday and Mondsy, Bella Donna; ;
Tuesday. "Penrod and Sam; We'd
nes6ay. Ftederic Remfpeton's '-Out
OF the Dust; Tharsdky, RatAsrine
Macdonald, in The Lonely Road,
Friday. Children OF the Dust" and
Saturday. Douglas. MacLean, In "a
OF Action"
Evening star., 1923-09-26
-Anallo.

Sunday and Monday, Hope Hamp-
ton. Lew Cody and Conrad Nagel, in
Lawful Larceny; Tuesday and
Wednesday, HOLLYWOOD; Thursday,
Miriam Cooper in Her Accidental
Husband; Friday, Viola Dana. is
"Rouged Lips: Saturday, owen
Moore and Alice Lake, in Modern
Matrimony."
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Home.

..sss andhyss and saanday, IA saon's :ssas.
yarro and Alice Terry. in Where the
Pavement Ends': Tuesday. Drums
OF Fate; Wednesday. Behold Ny
WE THURSDAY Success: Friday.
Shadows of the North" and Satur-
day, The Ninety and Nine"
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Chevy Chase.

: Monday and Tuesday. ID. w. Grif-
fith's orphans of the Storm; Wed
nesday and Thursday, James Morri-
Douglas Fairbanks in THE Three
Musketeers"; Saturday, Mary Pick
ford in Tess Of the Storm Country
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Regent.

Sunday. Elinor Fair. in. DRIVEN 7;
Monday, :"1fhe Remittance won1kn' /;
Tuesday. Why Girls Leave Homes
Wednesday. Hungry .Hearts''; Thurs
day, "LoYe's Old Sweet Song" FrF-
Evening star., 1923-09-26
AAIlJSEN len s.
GaYAtx .Lnhhv Conoerts.

Manager Jarboe OF. ths.z.Gayety
Thsater snnanucSsF flfat concerts by
the Ga&ety% 11leater Orchestra will be
given IN the lobby of the theater
every evening this week. frShss7 7ss0 TO
o'clock, before the evening perform-
anoe of Bubble Bubble, y this week q
attraction sE =
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Circle:

/ Sunday and Monday. .-children of
the Dust; Tuesday. Katherine Mac
Donald in THE Lonely Road; We'd
nesday, THE Girl Who Came Back"
Thursday and Friday, Guy Bates Post
in Omar the Ttent Maker; Saturday,
Douglas MacLean in The unshine
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Central.

Human Wreckage." the interest
ing photodrama in which Mrs WAL
| lace Reid is now appearing at the
Central, will be extended through an.
other seven.day period, beginning next
sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
Evening star., 1923-09-26
AMBAssAD0R71'Rupert of Hent

80 zHu'
Beginning Sunday and continuing
through Monday, ~the Ambassador or
will offer for the fiEst time in Wash
ington the Selznick perturbation of
Sir Anthony Hopes sequel. to 'sThe
Prisoner. of zenaa." In@"Rupert of
Hentzau' VIII be seen a. cast 'incIud-
Ing Elaine Hanimerstein.s Bert, LyteiI,
Lew Cody, Claire Windsor, Hobart
Bosworth- and nine others.
Evening star., 1923-09-26

than twenty-five years ana the wife
denies the charges OF mie.sonduct ara =
asserts her husband continued 10 live l
with her after making the Charges =
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Takoma.

MoRasN and Tuesday. asdanslaugh-
ter; SWsdnes sday and Thursday,
Mighty Lax a Rose; Friday and
West" /"
Evening star., 1923-09-26
York.

Sunday J Katherine Macdonald. in
The Lonely Road; Monday, Francis
X. Bushinan and Beverly Bayne. in
Modern NMafftase": Tuesday and
wednesday, ftoilywood"; Thursday.
| Jack Holt ina. Gentleman OF Leis-
ure": Friday, Jacquefine Logan, in
s4Salomy Jane; Saturday. Rin-Tin-
Tin, in where the North Begins"
Evening star., 1923-09-26
MOVE 7-SToRY BUILDING.
Water. Phones and Lights Kept in
: Services,

CHICAGO. Santefiber 2s.-Taunning
water, telephone and electric service
were maintained and elevators oper-
building was moved az the rate Of
four feet an hour for q distance OF
eighty-fve feet to make way for a
.Btre widening plan. Movers esti-
mated the weights OF the structure
1t I5.0O0,00O pounds
Evening star., 1923-09-26
Savoy,

day. "Ar. Billings Spends HIS DimA." !"
. and Saturday, Lost and Found :
--s.7, 60 - - y q! :
Savoy.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
Jackie Coogan. in, "Ciraus Days";;
Wednesday and Thursday. Hope
Hampton. Conra6 Nagei and Lew
Cody. in Lawful Larceny: Friday,
RIM Tin-Tin, IN Where the North
Begins; Saturday, Mtriam Cooper, in
"Her Accidental Husband"
Evening star., 1923-09-26

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Floor Coverings
in Special Dollar Day Sale
A sale not promoted so much as a pro-
ducer of volume sales but rather as an ad-
vertising nedium-evidence of the great t.
purchasing power of a dollar in these
departments at The Hecht CO.
60. CretOnne OVerdrdpes ~-.-
~ Of fine quality cretonnes in light or at
dark effects - two side pieces with
center valance to match.
Full Size Curtains, Pr.
i. Neat, hemstitched marquisette cur At
tains in the full 2A-yard lengths. A
pair for 81. .. .
Tuscan Net Panels
Full SO inches wide and 2A yards ST
@ long Tuscan net panels with fringed = 4,
ends, in the ecru shade.
Sash Curtains, Pairs
Fine quality, sheer scrimned mar ST
quisette-rnany in attractive cross-bar
effects. They are henmed.
Perfect Shades, 2 for
Opaque shade cloth mounted on de- ST
pendable spring rollers In white, ecru,
green or blue, 3ox6o inches.
Danask Table Covers
OF heavy quality damask-5S inches, ST
square or round style. They are ideal,
inexpensive lunch cloths :
Lace-Edged Scurts, 4 for ~
Attractive 18x54-inch lace ID ed ST
scarfs with center of smooth finished u
i. muslin. s
Velour Table Runners
18x5O-nch sze-in blue, rose and tan ST
colors. They are made with over
locked ends.
Bath To,UeLs, 2 for
Heavy weight, double loop Turkish ST
towels in white with colored jacquard
: ends Size 22l44 inches
, = + Huck To,oeIs, 8 for
Heavy huck towels, very absorbent 3
Finished with stripe danask ends Sizes
8x36 inches.
-...-... Bath Mats, Each
Large size heavy Turkish bath mats ST .
in neat attractive patterns of blue: or
rose. .-f II.
Pillo,Ocases, 5 for
Smooth finish muslin cases in the 8
42x3o-inch size. They are finished with -
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Seamless Sheets s."
"a or double bed size sheets of a good ST
i quality muslin. They neatly hem =. =
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Carpet Hdss0cks -
- Made of fine Wilton and velvet car ST
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TnLnid LtHoIeun,, So. Yd.
Inlaid cork linoleum in many. attrac- ST
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Heauy Cocoa Door Mats :
St. In the 14x26-inch size. In the natural ST =
color. They are just the thing for
winter use. ,- :, ..,..- $3.50: ). s. r. =
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Evening star., 1923-05-31

'Toots' Griffith and Bea Kirnan are the
fair riders, who think nothing Of crawl
Ing under and over their horse while
1t is in full gallop and then vaulting
over its back to show that they can do
almost everything in that line.
The steer wrestling contest is actually
tense. One at time the cowboys gall
Looping from the farthest end of the
arena beside a steer leap from their
saddle to the beasts horns, and, by
twisting it's neck, manage to throw 1t
The idea is to floor the steer in the
shortest time. Rube Roberts won, throw
ing his steer in sixteen seconds. None