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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
CEAMAISFAN-
IA DATORIE.

81 apoi sa sc site ca g,lvernul nu.
ii cere sal dai banfi de pomana, ci
til cere nnmai pentru un timp 81
dupa aceia til da inapoi 81 inca eli
un spor bunicel. Afara de aceasta
bOnurile sunt garantate GU intrea-
ga avere Statelor Unite, 81 banii
plasati in ele sunt mai siguri ca
eel pastrati in banci sau in sin. M
exista o alta garantic mai mare ca
pamintul Americei imprcuna Gu tot
ce sc afla cladit pc ell.
America a sarit in razboi sa ape
re 0 cauza dreapta: sd desrobeasc;l
micile popoare subjugatc de niste
guverne tirane 81 lipsitc de sinful
umanitatii. Ea vrea sd scuture ju-
gul ce Austria Ia pus la gftul sir
bilor, sa sfarme lanturilc in care
de at1tca veacuri Ungaria tine in
catusati peste patru milioane dc
RomIni carl gem 81 Ger mintuirc
vrea sd scape Bclgia de sub calciiul
Hunilor 81 in resumat vrea sd adu-
ca pace 81 dreptate pc pam1nt.
1nsa ca sa duca acest razboi pen
tru mintuirea lumci 81 triumful
democratiei, eli ii trebuc bani 81 moi
suntem datori sal procuram, caci
precum pretindem sd avem drep-
turf tot asa trebue sa 81 recunoas-
tenn ca avem de indeplinit 81 dato-
rii in timpuri cind ca, Patria, Isl
indreapta privirile 81 glasul catre
moi 81 ne cerc sd nu lasam in para
sire.
Sa cumpere Liberty Bonds toti
.acei ce ssunt RomIni adevarati i-ln-
cuitori credinciosi al Statelor Uni
te. Toti caror inima induiosata
81 atinsa de mila cind sd gfndesc
la copii mort de foame 81 de epidc-
mil in Rominia 81 in Ardeal, sd
cumpere Liberty Bonds.
Singele dorobantilor, varsat ell
drag pentru desrobirea fratilor a.
supriti, porunceste fie carui Romin
81 Rominca din America sa cumpe-
re eel putin cite un Liberty Bond.
e.. s.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
GERMANIA ARE MULTE
MILIOANE DE ARUN-
CAT in Foe.

LONDRA, 21 Aprilie. = Aici
nu nici nedumerire dcspre Ia
ccrea 81 linistea i'm ofensiva ger
mana pc frOntul de nord. Acea-
sta liniste de mare folos aliati-
lor in lupta lor de defcnsiva, fl
indca an timp sa-si intarcasca
pozitiile, sa-si odihneasca divizii-
le obosite 81 sd Sc prepare contra
altor atacuri.
Germanii sunt inclinati sa ia.
ca alta sfortare uriase pentru
iesi din pozitiile i'm earl Sc afIa
acum. Ri sYnt pititi dupa I'm
amfiteatru de dealuri, 81 GU sigu-
rant ca-si urea sus artileria grea
pentru a deschide Gu ca I'm nou
81 crincen duel.
Rezultatul este aSteptat ell in
credere de armatele engleze, fl
indca ele all tinut pept celor mai
putcrnicc atacuri ce Gcrmanii an
fOst i'm stare sa dea.
Fortele generalului Foch =
lucrul ce preocupa foarte mutt
pe Germani = ramin inca nein-
trebuintate, 81 aceasta bine, caci
Germania inca mai ARE 20 de d.
VIII moi (980,0O0 de oameni) pe
carl sa lie arumce in foe, 81 atunci
rezervele aliatilor pot juca cartea
de cistig.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
THE ONLY ROUMANIAN DAILY IN UNITED s
UNA LA II.


E Cine s'ar maj fl cugetat 81 la a.
ceasta? Adminstratia dim statul
NeW- York, este in mare bucluc cn
femeile. Sd site de t0atd luneo di,
america, cd atunci cind r0iesti sd
registresi pcntru alegerile urn,d
toare, trebuie sd ara!i locNinia 81
Uirstd.
DE reti fl fost dibaci, reti Fl OBJ
serrat deja ca dci este buclucM cel
mare. Aci este cheia rclelor. In greu
fatea afldrii aderdratei rirstc fe-
meilor.
Fiecore femeie tine sd fic tinerd
IN am. Celor maj mute nu le place
sd'sl spunH rirsta corectd. Dar, a.
tHnci cind este rOrba de ayegeri
frebme sd sc spund aderdratd rir-
sta, cd altcum, sd incurcd itele 81
sunt greu de desfdcM.
Ca sd indepdrte.c IN rdspu,,s d.
rect, femeile din statul Nem-York,
s'a" tolosH de ,,camoutloge", spu-
mind ca sunt ,peste 21 ani.''
A mers 81 astd un tin,p 0are ca
re, pc mele l0curi. Acuma nu ma
merge. Acuna trebuie sd spund
rlrstd esactd 81 d0cd sunt prinse
cu atare minciund in pririnta acea-
sta. Isl pierd dreptM de rot.
In ordinatiune a sa. procuro-
rul general al statulm Nem-Y0rk,
M LeWis, q declarat cd toate femei-
le care nu sd supun sd dea an rds-
pnns esact asupra rirstei Tor, cind
sunt intrebate referitOr la rirstd,
comit mn fel de dosire a legV. care
sd pedepseste de insdsi legile esis-
tcRtc ale statulm.
- De pc acaaa. sisanaaele alegdtoo-
nc din acel stat, dacd rOiesc sd In
cungure litera m0artd legU 81 dd-
ca voiesc ca sd mai facd leacd dc
,.cdm0utlage', an sd produced in
dieta stat"lu nn plan de lege, prin
care sd ceard ca sd Sc steargd legea
aceea ,,bdrbard'' care lie supune la
0 pedeapsd asa de gred ca sd 81 tra-
dese secretM = Uirstei.
81 mon nu ne indOim cd 0renl sd
dusim cit mai curind de an atarc
plan de lege, prOpus de atore fe-
meie. :.
IEDERI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
Gel MAI VESTIT AVIATOR
GERMAN A MURIT IN
ACTIUNE.
De: William Phillip Simms.
United Press staff Correspondent.

Lagarul englez in Franta, %
Aprilie. = Dupa cum fost a
mlntat astazi aici BaronuI Ritz
master von Richthofen, un avia-
tor german veStit, a fost ucis
Dumineca trecuta in valea della
SOmmc.
La parada cu priIejul inmor-
mlntarll sale i-Sa vor face accleasi
onoruri, care sd fac unui Otter
englez, in aceIasi caz.
Richthofen fo>t unul dintra
eel mai vajnici comandanti al a.
vlatiei germanc. EscadrOnul sau,
cunoscut printre aviatorii engleZi
sub numirea de .,CircuSul ui
Rlchthofcn'' fost amintit in
fOarte numarOaSc Communicate ger
name precum 81 in bucati ltera-
re asupra razboiului.
NUnelc lui a fost amintit pen
tru ultima data in comunicatnl
OficiOs german, in ziua de 8 A.
prilic, end s'a anuntat ca alum
seSe TIA 81 7S-a victorie aeria-
na a sd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
ALIATlI DEBARCA OAME.
nj IN UN PORT RUSESC,


MOSCOVA, II ApriIic (intir-
ziat). = In portul MourmanSk
de pc coasta de northwest a PENN
sulci Kola din Oceanul Arctic, al,
fost dcbarcatc 'trrpe cnglczc 81
franceze ca sa reInfortezc deta-
samentelc marinci de uscat, tri-
mise aci de Anglia acum doua
saptamini.
Trupele aliatilor dau ajutor
fortelor Bolsrvikistc ca sa apere
coasta Mourman 81 linia ferata
de atacurilc gardclor albc din
Finlanda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
PRESEDINTELE WILSON
CONTRA LEGII MARTIALE.

WASHINGTON, % Aprilie. =
PreSedintele Wilson, prin o scri-
SCARE trimisa Senatorului Cham
berlain, isl exprima opositia con-
ira legei propusa de ncmitul Sc
nator, ell zice, ca 1ntroducerea a.
cestei legi va face ca sa apara
legislatia ca unconstitutional 81
va pune Statele Unite la un nivel
Gu popoarele contra carora lup-
tam".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
TOATE PERDERTLE
CERMANIEI.

PARIS, % Aprilie. = On scrii-
tor de razboi german, anume
Karl Beilstreu, declara in ziarul
Neueuropa ca perderilc Germa
niei pc frontul de vest, intre II
August 1914 81 IA August 1917.
dau an total de 1904, ,961 de oa-
meni mort 81 facuti prizoneri.
Pc frOntul de est zice ca tota-
lul mortilor 81 prizonerilor este
de 1,4S4.55
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
DESCOPERIREA
UNEI BOMBE

NEW YORK, % Aprilie. = A.
stazi s'a descoperit bomba in
coridorul cladirei unde Sc publi.
ca cunOscuta revista Life"
'Bomba era pima cu dinamita 81
cintarea 25 funzi.
Inspectorul de combustibil, Ea-
gen, zice ca aceia era cea mai
puternica masina explosibila din
cate a vazut vre-o data. Sc ere
de ca 81 aci criminala nina a
agentilor Germani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
N0Ul TAKE IN ANGLIA.

LONDRA, % Aprilie. - Mini.
strut de finante Andrew Bonard
Law, decis sd INTRODUCED All du-
pa amiazi un budget lin camera
comunelor, sporind putin taxele
pc veniturile mari, pc tutun, pc
'bere 81 pc spirit, pc hainele scum.
pc, ginvaericale, blanuri 81 pe
alte marfuri de lux.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
PERDERILE GERMANILOR,

Scriitorii germani, pretuiesc to-
talul germanilor ucisi 81 prisoni-
eri, adaugind la eli pc eel ce sunt
pe pat de moarte in urma boalei
81 a ranilor primite, precum 81
casualitatile din luptele pc mare
81 colonii, la slrma de 5000, 900
soldati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
GERMANII BOMBARDEAZA
VERDUN-UL.

Unul de la corpul ambulantei,
spunc ca Germanii cOncentreaza
focuri 'grele de artilerie asupra
liniilor de la Verdun = probabil
spre a masca uncle miscari a tru-
'pelor, facind impresia ca Sc pre-
gateste pentru reluarea luptelor
de acOlO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
1000 SLACKERI PRINSI IN
DETROIT.

DETROIT, MICH, % Aprilie.
Sc raporteaza ca mai mutt de
200 de slackeri au fost prinsi in
acest oras. Eli traiau prin cele
mai parasitare localuri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
INPRUNUTUL LIbfRTATII 81 UNIUNFA S,R 4

Comitetul Executiv al Uniunei Solicitation Romne de Aiu
tor II Cutura din America ntrun in adunarea ordinar in
za de 20 81 q corent ntre aee hoart cumpere bo
nnr de la al Treea fmprumu al Lbera in valoare de
De Ia primul mprumut cumparat in valoare de $5OOO
ns IL 81 doilea fmprumut in valoare de $1,000
Deci in total pima acum cumparat in vaoare de $8000
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
LIGHTING SYSTEM INSTALLED
 IN MATANUSKA COAL FIELD

The Chickaloon Coal Company, op- erating the Netland coal mine on Units Nos 10 and II at Chickaloon the terminus of the branch line to the Matanuska coal field. recently completed the installation of an cleo tric light plant, and the system is now supplying electric light and pow CT to their camp. The plant con- sists of fifty h.p. boiler, twenty-five hp. engine and twenty-five h. p. direct generator The company will increase the capacity of the plant as the need for additional electric ener- gy arises in the development and op- eration of the mine.
 The Chickaloon Coal Company has been actively engaged all winter in developing and prospecting units Nos. 10 and II under lease executed on Sebruary 1, last year. by MT. Lars Netland, of Oakland, California. The units embrace an area of 1440 acres and are situated between Chickaloon and Kings rivers, in Township 20 North, Range East, Seward Merid- ian. A force of 25 men is employed in mining work at the present time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
TRAINING FOR SCHOOL BOYS
 IS PLANNED
Is Purposed by the School Board to Give Them Rudiments of
 Military.

The Juneau High School boys will receive military training in connec- ton with their school work if the present plans of the School Board are carried out. It is planned to set aside period certain days of the week for the drilling which will be directed by officers of the Juneau Home Guard. The training will be made compulsory and certain credits fer work will be given to those who take part in the drill.
 At the present time there are a number of the older boys who are members of the Juneau Home Guard. These will receive their training with the High School squad and their names will probably be dropped from the Home Guard rolls as there are more grown men applying for admit tance to the guard than can be cared for at the present time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
ANOTHER CONTROVERSY OVER
 GOLD CREEK WATER RIGHTS

Suit was started this morning in the District Court by the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company against the Alaska-Juneau Gold Min ing Company asking that the latter company be restrained from taking water from Gold Creek during the period of low water, without return ing the same to the creek above the intake of the Light company Hume.
 The Light company claims that they are entitled to 5,4S0 miner in ches of water from the creek and that during November and the six months following there is barely enough water in the creek to supply their wants. The Alaska Juneau is said to take water from the creek and conduct it through their tunnel thus depriving the Light Company ol their rightful amount of water.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
SPECIAL HOLY WEEK
 SERVICES AND ADDRESSES

At Holy Trinity Cathedral the last week of Lent will be observed as follows:
 Tuesday service at s p m., with meditation on "The Cursing Of the Barren Fig ee."-Useless Existence.
 ednesday-Prayer at 9. Prayer service at 8, with meditation on Humility of Christ" Tenth ami versary of the Dean.
 Thursday-Prayer at 9. At 8, med itation on Institution of the Biased Sacrament, and preparation for East CT Communion.
 Good Friday-Three hour devotions and meditations on the Crucifixion and the Seven Words from the Cross
 Saturday-Prayer at g. Prepara tions for Easter communions, to G.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
MISSIONARIES

Draft questionnaires were mailed yesterday to the following:
 Trevor Pepys NJ. Davis. Harry Car roll, Nick Tahoff, Clarence Cash Cole Charles Demarse O'Keefe. UmbertO Pitico, Jack Johnson, August Rogers Afford J. Bradford, Alvin Ira Weath CTS, Eli Odolovich, Ed. Harold, Thur ston Olson, Lester O. Gore, Pacifico Bizzarri, Carl John Carlson, Walter Deloore, Tatus Kurita, Hal Windsor Paul Asterich, Tony Gerdevich Sher- man R. Bowen, Harry Joseph Rexroh, Louis James Main, Steven Alexander Zynda, Pansto' Bantista, Walter Rainbolt, Mike Micheletta, George E. Maud, Everett Eugene Tracy. James Joseph Early, Sam Zarkovich, John B. Jackson, Guy Jonah Johnson, Ed gar Laden, Arthur Thibodeau, Ed. Carl Henson, Ben Myhre, Albert Eastberg, Robert B. Murphy, Valjean Austin, William B. Hurlbert, James Joseph Coggins, Trygue Hagerup, Ol- af Bridlie, Don Lakich, Roy H. Os- borne, Franz Oscar Kuni, Glen A. Kirkham, Earl Albert Maud, Carl Grostad, Olaf Aume, Bror Karl Youngman.
 Time has been extended for the return of No 668 to April "A, and on Nos. 692, 676, 679, 6S2, 6S7, 690, 693, 695, 701, 7Os, 715, 716, 71S, and 719 to April 20, and on Nos. 673 and 6S2 to April 8.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
DIPTHERIA CASES RECOVERING

The three cases of diptheria which were discovered recently and which have been rigidly quarantined are on the high road to recovery, according to Dr. l.. P. Dawes, city physician One man, A. Forsen, died from the ravages of the disease Sunday and was buried this morning Forsen lost his life through neglect as he was ill for a week before physician was summoned. No new cases have appeared, and unless more cases de velop, the physicians think they have the outbreak we'll in hand.
 Forsen was a Swedish-Finn and had lived in Juneau about six months He has no known relatives.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
TOO MUCH WHiSkEv

Robert Gottschalk, formerly of Valdez, who conducts the Alaska Ho- tel at Cordova, was taken into GUS tody at Cordova the other day by Deputy Marshal Fursman charged with violation of the dry law, accord. ing to mail advices from there. A search of the Alaska Hotel premises by the marshal revealed a cache of two hundred and eight quarts of whiskey concealed between the floor and the ceiling. A man named Ter ry is also implicated in the affair." Anchorage Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
OPERATOR FOR McGRATH

ANCHORAGE-Fou days and five nights in an open life boat with only scanty supply of provisions was the experience of A. w. Lipke who was aboard the United States revenue cut. ter Tahoma as wireless operator when she was wrecked on an un charted reef near Attu Island in 1914 MT. Lipke arrived in Anchorage sev- eral days ago and is a guest of the Crist House. He will assume charge of the wireless station at McGrath which was built last summer by Fal con Joslyn the well known mining man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
CLAY PRODUCTS TO BE
 MANUFACTURED AT NENANA

A corporation, under the name of the Clay Products Corporation, has been organized at Nenana under the laws of the Territory of Alaska, for the purpose of engaging in the manu fracture of brick and other clay pro ducts at that place.
 The brick clay discovered last sum- mer on the railroad in the vicinity of Nenana will be utilized. The com pany expects to market its products at Nenana and Fairbanks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
REGISTRATION FOR ELECTION SOON CLOSES Will Be Two Tickets in the Field and It Is Nec-
 essary to Register
 to Vote.

At noon today but 551 persons had registered to vote at the coming cleo tion. Every person who takes an interest in the conduct of city affairs should register at this election as the results will have great future bearing on the welfare of the city. The city clerks office will be open for the purposes of registration from ' o'clock to 9:30 o'clock D. m on Wednesday and Thursday nights. The registration closes at o'clock Sat urday night and those whose names are not on the books at that time will be unable to vote
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
ADDRESS TONIGHT

Rev. Martin L. Larson, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran Church, Doug las, will deliver the address at the Presbyterian Church tonight at 7:30. The services will continue through out the week. Dr. James H. Condft, DID,, will preach tomorrow night. A most helpful and worshipful spirit is attending these pre- Easter gather ings. All are invited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
THE EMPIRE PRINTING COl

THE EMPIRE PRINTING COM PANY has the best equipped com mercial printing office in Alaska: in cludes 13 linotype faces. the latee: styles in types. the only exclusively book and commercial cylinder print ing press in the Territory: modern in every particular: only one quality of printing-JHE eEsT-Prices reas n0Ablo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
FIRE DEPARTMENT ELECT
 OFFICERS FOR THE YEAF

The Juneau Fire Department last night held an election of officers for the coming year and the old officers were all unanimously reelected. The officers are Sim Freiman, chief; J w. Bell, assistant chief; Martin Lay enik, secretary-treasurer; Frank Sar gent, truck driver and Clifford Gun ming, assistant driver.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
IN CHARGE OF MILL

V. c. Clauson will hereafter be in charge of the Alaska-Juneau mill, in place of H. L. Christensen, who is going outside. Al Stevens will be assistant superintendent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
HOME GUARDS WILL DRILL

The Juneau Home Guards will drill against tonight in the A. B. Hall, starting at 7:3O. The first call will be sounded at 7:30 and the assembly at 7:35 Every man must be on hand on time to fall in at assembly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26

Uncle Sam and John Bull, Esq., are about to become theatrical pro- ducers for the first time. They have been quietly at work for several weeks on their latest joint under standing. Under the auspices of the British Canadian Recruiting Mis- sion, in cooperation with the Amer ican military and naval forces, new play, entitled Getting To gether," will be produced and pre- sented to the public throughout the United States. The object of the play is to reveal how the Allies have united to destroy the common enemy, Prussia. In the first act will be shown recruiting rally in Madison square. New York city. Then the scene will shift to France, where life in the trenches is to be depicted, followed by battle scene. with the boys going lover the top" Miss Blanche Bates will be the lead ing lady.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
hAeEAs CORPUS HEARING ON

The hearing of the habeas corpus application of Mary V. Cassidy against Mrs. John Lund, ct al. for the possession of a minor child was started yesterday afternoon in the District Court. It was continued this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock nt
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
SkAGWAY CASE NEXT

The next case for trial on the court calendar will be the suit of Tom Brown against Mrs. Harriet Pullen, of Skagway. Brown is suing for wages alleged due amounting to about $l,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
oAcoHrER FOR CLIFF

A baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Fred Cliff at St. Ann's Hos pital Saturday. Mother and child are doing nicely. MT, Cliff is the city wharfinger.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
CHARTER A BOAT

L. K. Jacobson and w. A. Jones left for Petersburg yesterday on chartered boat. ff1,ef
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
GERMANS REGISTER

Twenty-three Germans registered with Postmaster Bradford last week under the "alien enemy act" -et
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
DESPATCH WILL NOT @ CARRY PASSENGERS
 ON PRESENT TRIP

The steamer Despatch will not car ry passengers on her present trip south, according to the local agent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
LOST LOG BOOM

The towboat President is busy pick ing up log boom near Taku whicn she recently lost during storm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
LOSES SOME LUMBER

The power boat Mercury of Excur. sion Inlet lost a scowload of lumber during a recent storm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
TO LEAVE HOSPITAL

It was expected Mrs. Rose King would leave St. Ann's Hospital to- day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26

Best coffee on the market served with Ill meals at the Arcade Cate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26

Dine at the 0astineau. Concert every evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
pED~ . Ss

TWO IN ONE - The EMPIRES xay for everybody. The EMPIRES ads" keeps the housewife informed of all sales and the news columns .rs right up to- the minute on the ay's nswA
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26

WIN FER RATES.
 You can't beat it. steam heated rooms with hot and cold running water in each for $10 and SIP tbe month. Tub and shower baths at the disposal of the guests. The most comfortable beds in town, big statements but come and see if they are not true.
 BERGMAN HOTEL
 Lee A. Kicker, Mngr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-26
WANTED---HeIp

WANTED - Maid for chamber work. Circle City Hotel.
 WANTED-Operator at the tele- phone office; one with experience preferred.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
Wanted Situation, Male

MARRIED man, 2S years, would like steady outside position: had F years of office and selling experience. Can furnish best of references. Now employed Box 53R Republican. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
For Sale Miscellaneous


FOR SALE-e0 Gauge 2s inch Itha- .a rammcricss or trade for Colt or -rfh 6 Wessen g. long. C. Wester- |rif 1891 East Pierce. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

FOR SALE-Two good ponies, s20.0 and s3OO0. Aubrey V. Smith. on Park Road, 3. mile north of Indian School ca0ifaTiu db
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

FOR RENT-Large front room, fur
 nished. also large unfurnished room. olS N 9th street dd,
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A regis. tered Duroc boar. Phone 202J4 dc
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED-To rent or buy a stalk cutter, also rent two double disc blows to blow 100 acres. 119 South Central Ave. Phone 1735 ds
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

NICELY FURNISHED bedroom. pri- vate family. near carline; breakfast If desired: no sick. 920 E. Mckinley. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
Wanted Miscellaneous

WANTED-2, 10 ft. by 1t. window glass. Wolfe Suit House, Il E. Adams.
 d6
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

PIANOS, players and phonographs- Will give you a liberal allowance on your old piano or player on a new piano, player or phonograph. Balance easy terms. Kerr and Smalley Music Co.,, IA W. Washington. Phone 30S6.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-20

FOR SALE-Team of mares. reason able. Phone 15J3. dd