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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-12-11
UNITED STAT ES OF AMERICA
STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
TOWN OF ARMADA
No. $500
REFUND EG BOND
No.
REFUNDl EG BOND

The Town of hrvadn, in the Coun-
ty Of jefferson, and State Of Colo
rado, for value received, hereby nck-
nowlcdgcs itself indebted and prom
iscs to pay to bearer the sum Of Five
Hundred Dollars in gold coin Of the
United States of America, Of or
equal TO the present standard Of
weight and fincncss on the first day
Of September, A. D. 10, with In
tcrcst thereon from the date hereof
ut the rntc of five md onc-hnlf per
ccntum per nnnum, payable semi-an-
nunlly. on the first days Of March
and September in each year, M evil
dcnced by interest coupons hereto
attached. both principal and interest
payable at the Chase National Bank
in tho City and State Of New York.
u. s. A. upon presentation OF this
bond or said coupons respectively.
This bond Is issued by the Town Of
Arvnda for the purpose Of paying. re-
deeming and refunding n like ~
mount Of outstanding unpaid. pny-
able, lawful and valid bonds Of Aaid
town, and the lawful and valid in.
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WHEREAS, the town of Arvada,
in the county of Jefferson and state
of Colorado, has heretofore issued
and there are now outstanding and
unpaid its negotiable coupon bonds
consisting of town of Arvada water
bonds in the amount of $36,000.00
dated March 1, 1910, due and pay
able March 1. 1925, optional March
/. 1920, bearing interest at the rate
of six (6) per centum per annum,
said indebtedness being outstanding
bonds due and unpaid, and now op-
tional for redemption by consent of
the bondholders, and
WHEREAS, there are and will be
no funds in the treasury of said town
available for the redem6tion of said
bonds. or any part thereof: and
WHEREAS. by resolution duly
adopted on the 9Th day of Decem-
ber, A. D. 1919, the Board of Trus-
tees of the Town of Arvada deter
mined to issue, in accordance with.
the laws of the State of Colorado,
new bonds to be denominated Re-
funding Bonds, the same to be ex-
changed dollar for dollar for the
DOHuS W De Tcluuucu. VI W Oc oOAu
at the option of the town: the
amount of bonds so determined upon
to be issued as aforesaid, being the
sum of thirty-six thousand dollars
($36. 100000 the certificate of such
determination having been hereto
fore duly made and entered in and
upon the records of said town as re-
auired by law; and
WHEREAS. the Board of Trustees
has heretofore determined that said
refunding bonds SO to be issued in
the aggregate amount of thirty-six
thousand dollars ($36. .000.00) shall
be sold, or exchanged dollar for dol
lar. for the bonds to he refunded.
and said Board of Trustees believe it
to be their duty to issue said refund
ing bonds and cause the same to be
sold or exchanged for the bonds to
be refunded as aforesaid. as and in
the manner provided by law:
NOW. THEREFORE. BE 1T OR
DAINED, by the Board OF Trustees
of the town of Arvada, in the State
of Colorado;
Section I. That by virtue and in
pursuance of an act of the General
Assembly of the State Of Colorado.
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dcbtedness evidenced thereby and in

dcbtedness evidenced thereby and in
exchange therefor. under, by virtue
Of and in full conformity the pro
visions Of IN net Of the General As
sembly Of the State OF Colorado. en-
titled; IAN Act to Enable Cities md
Towns to Refund Their Bonded In
debtedncss." approved April IL.
1915, and all acts amcndntory there.
Of and thereto enabling, and pur-
sunni to an Ordinance duly adopted
by the Bonrd of Trustees Of snid
Town ut lawful meeting thereof.
held prior to tho issuance Of this
bond: and il is hereby certified and
rccited that all acts md things re-
quircd TO be done md conditions and
things required 70 exist precedent 10
and In the issuing Of this bond to
render the snmc lawful and valid.
have happened, been properly done
and performed md did exist In reg
ular and due time. form and man
nor ~ required Wy law, and that the
total debt Of said town Of Arvnda In.
cluding that Of this bond. exceeds
neither the statutory nor the connti.
tutional Limitations Of the State Of
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TO PATRONS or OUR. OFFICE.

We have been informed that thsrs
Is every indication that the malls,
from now until after the holIdsys
will be tho heaviest ever known.
Owing TO the shortage Of coal.
train service has been cut 10 The
minimum and you are urgently ~
qucstcd to mail your parcels st
least one wesk earlier than usual 10
that they msyreach their destination
befor Xmas. In order that your
parcels may arrive safely and In
good condition. we offer the follow.
ing suggc~tionI:
Pack well and tie securely with
strong cord. hut do not seal. Write
the address plainly with Ink AMI
place your nsma and sddress In .hs
left hand corner.
Valuable packages should br In.
nured.
Rural patrons ars requested. when
Il In possible for them 70 do -. 10
bring their parcels 70 the Postoffses
for mailing. The rural carrier froa
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entitled: "An Act to enable cities
and towns to refund their bonded
Indebtedness" approved April 12.
1915, and appearing as Chapter 165
of the Session Laws of Colorado.
1915, and all amendments thereto,
there shall be issued bonds Of the
said town of Arvada, to be denomi;
mated Refunding Bonds. to the
amount of Thirty-six Thousand Dol
lars ($36.000.00) for the purpose Of
refunding the outstanding indebted
ness of the said town now optional
for redemption as aforesaid.
Section 2. That the Mayor and
Town Clerk and Recorder of said
town of Arvada be and are hereby
authorized and directed to have pre-
pared the negotiable coupon refund
ing bonds Of the town in the said
aggregate amount Of thirty-six
thousand dollars ($36,O00).
Section 8. That said bonds here
by authorized shall be negotiable in
form. payable to bearer, shall bear
date the 1st day Of September, A. d.
1919, shall bear interest at the rate
Of fie and onc-half (5h) per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually on
the first days of March and Septem-
ber in each year; shall consist of
seventy-two bonds, numbered con-
secutively from one ny to seventy
two (72), both inclusive, in the de-
nomination of Five Hundred Dol
lars ($5OO.OO) each, said bonds shall
mature in substantially equal annu-
al installments consistent with the
denomination Of Five Hundred Dol
lars ($500.00), hereby determined TO
be convenient, as provided by law
the first installment consisting Of
bonds numbered one ~ two (2) and
three (3), for Five Hundred Dollars
($5O0.O0) each, aggregating $1,000
maturing on the first day Of Sertem-
Der the year A. D. 1921. and on Sen
tember first each year thereafter to
and including the year A. ID. 1914,
three Of ,sald bonds shall mature, in
consecutive ordes, being three (3l
bonds of Five Hundred Dollar.
5000 each The number Of said
bonds, denominations, maturity dates
and number Of coupons to be attach
ed to each bond shall be as follows:
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And said taxes when collected,
shall be placed in fund to be called
the Redemption Fund to Pay Re-
f"ndirc Bonds Dated September I,
1920" and said taxes shall bs ap.
piled solely for the purpose Of the
rayment Of said interest and princi-
nal Of said bonds respectively, and
for no other purpose whatever until
the bonds authorized under this
ordinance, principal and interest.
shall have been fully paid. satisfied
and discharged. but nothing herein
contained shall ne 40 construed - 70
prevent said Town from applying
any other funds that may be In the
treasury Of the town and AVAILABLE
for that purpose TO the payment Of
the said interest and principal = the
same respectively mature snd ~
levy or levies provided for nAy
thereupon to that extent be diain-
ished.
Section z. That the provisions Of
this ordinance and each Of the bonds
and the interest coupons issued pur-
suant thereto shall constitute, and
the same are hereby declared TO b .
binding and irrevocable contract b.
tween said town and the holder froM
time TO time Of each Of sald beads
and the interest coupons thsfste ap-
pertaining.
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Colorado, and that said total debt il
not increased by the issuance hereof.
The full faith and credit Of the
Town Of Arvada are hereby pledged
for the punctual payment Of the prin-
cipal and the interest upon this bond.
Section s. That when issued, the
retunding bonds hereby authorized
shall be sold, or exchanged dollar for
dollar for the bonds to be refunded,
and they shall not be issued until tho
outstanding bonds to be refunded
have been called In and cancelled in
an amount equal to, or in excess Of
the bonds SO issued and all accrued
interest on any Of said bonds to Be
refunded shall be paid before such
refunding bonds are issued In ex-
change therefor.
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Fifteen dollars. will give him n
ione, food, and clothing, and an ed
ucntion.
Your fifteen dollars, or ten, or
five or one, or half dollar. or quar-
or or dime will express The Christ
mas spirit for you, in the name Of
Him who gave His all for mankind.
Your check or clothing sent to the
headquarters OF the Ncnr-East Re-
lief al1 Chamber Building Denver.
Colorado, a. a. Reed. Treasurer for
Colorado. will speed at once on its
err.ni Of succor. A members Of
The Executive Committee OF Near
Eat. Relief. former President Taft
Henry Morgonthau, former anbass-
ador to Turkey and Alexander Hem
phil. the New York Banker. have is
ifBucd the Christmas appeal. In Col
orado. John l.. Maln. Chairman and
he Rev. Mont Trayis, Secretary ard
many volunteer workers are sound
ing ito YOU. VIII you heed?
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this office hsadlss % much usil ~
two average reutss and during ths
xnss rush Il viii - nest 70 impess-
ibls for hin 70 haad1eit suecsssfully
and any eosstssiss shswn him viii b
duly APPRECIATED.
Thanking ysa fes yess eo-epssa.
tion In the past, asd wishing yos .
Merry xnas and . prespsfevs New
Year. I -,
Sinesssly Yesn,
RI Nsvtsa, Pestnasesr.
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Section q. ThsS. ~ interest du.
on said bonds GA 1fsSrh / and Sept
smbsr 1, A. D. Sseo, shall be paid
out Of the genseaf xsvsnuss Of said
town, end for the purpose Of reim-
bussaas said esasgal 1Svenues Tor the
payment Of interest .bo taken from
the said general fund.- and for the
purpose Of proyldin&. the necessary
funds TO pay We interest on said
bonds AFTER 6spessabef I, 1920, ~
the same become due, and TO pay the
principal sf said boads as they BE-
como due serisMy In ths. year 1921 to
1914. both inclusive, tAsss shall bs
levied On ali the taxable property In
said town, In additioa 70 al other
taxes, the following direct annual
tax. to-wit:
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BLOOMFIELD NOTES.

Owing to extreme cold weather
everyone seems to be hugging the
tiresides these days, which accounts
for the famine in social items.
The Alfalfa mill hnsbeen running
rather regular in spite of the zero
weather and they are loading cars of
he meal almost daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shearn who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. James Gregg expect to leave
next week for Seattle, Wash, where
they will reside permanently.
Mr.. n. Sorenscn is ill and confined
to his bed.
Miss Annie Nelson has been suf-
fering from neuritis caused from in
famed tonsils which she had remov-
ed last Saturday while at Boulder.
Nate Sherwood gave an informal
dance last Saturday night Mt Zang's
tractor camp Of which he is foreman.
Miss Norine Fulkerson expects to
leave soon for Arvada where she will
assume the duties of telephone opera
tor.
All the party lines around Broom
field have been out of commission
for n week and 1t is beginning to get
on the nerves Of the subscribers, who
until now have been, Patience on u
Monument Smiling ut Grief"
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs :. J. c. Broughton Mt her resi-
dence on Thursday, Dec. 18th ut 2
p. m.
The Ladies' Aid will give IL Bazaar
ut 2 p. m. and an oyster supper ut 6
p. m. on Friday Dec. 10Th.
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Section 9. That aftsr said bonds
ars issued this ordnance shall not bs
altsfed or repealed until ~ bonds
hereby authorised sAan have been
fully paid, both psineipal and inter.
ooA ~
Section Q. An eediaonees er rss-
olutieas, or parts E1etoe3 hsretofors
adopted, IN conflict VIA eAo peovis-
ions hereof. b, aa1 ~ sans hsrsSy
are repealed. I.
Ssetisa 10. That this ordnance
Immediately upea ~ pooeago. SAall
b recorded b ~ beek-el seaiaaM.
ess Of seid tewn ~ r. tAat var.
pess. md autAsatieGeel bx ~ sigma
turss u ~ Hayee ~ IsWn Clsrk
aal Rseoease, ~ GAAn - DaAiahad
paper pab1Ghed WilAiS ~ Nnits 81
" eovn, anl. dAal1 n. h fsll .fseee
and effect thirty day0 aftse sssA
publication.
PAassd and sdsp4sd, agnsd aad
approved thh sth. day u DsssaSsr.
(slsnsdD RlCHARD RUeeELI.
Mayor.
0D0. C. r0Wlo8LxY,
TevV CIssk sad Recorder
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The principal Of said honds and the
interest accruing thereon, shall be
payable in gold coin Of the United
States of America, of, or equal to
the present standard of weight and
fineness, at the Chase National Bank
in the City and State Of New York.
U s. A. Said bonds shall be sign
ed by the Mayor, countersigned by
the Treasurer. with the seal Of said
town affixed thereto, nod attested by
the town clerk and recorder Of said
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town. The interest accruing on
said bonds will be evidenced by semi
annual interest coupons thereto Mt
tached, bearing the engraved fac
simile signature Of the Treasurer of
said town, and when so executed
such coupons shall be binding obi
cations Of the town according to
their import.
Section 4. Said bonds and coup
ons to be attached thereto shall be
in substantially the following form !:
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TOWN soAap MEETING

Q The TsWn Deas1 net inrsgulas
moatAly seoo3ee Monday night with
the Mayer ed TSuoeooe Nuaal, Cor.
tch. Huschisea sa1 evoas present.
TAe Deiaeipsl bahssss transacted
was Daseiag - ~ In! Dassees and
passiag 0soieaaee 8 ler. Fsfun6ing
The W04ssWesks eeols which Will bs
feun1 elsswAsss h thh Dspsf.
fesslie W. S3vea - :. g. Hurst Of
~ Uo0bos Yoe6 - eolA se0e sAsds
an1 roQUese u ~ cea1ia1atsl ou
Co., - oPoet . s1ol3oo at ~ eeeaeS
Of 0sa0AvioW ~ WoAgVsstA was
9slsysd pss1lag js0ol sAvieA
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Ordinance S.

N ORDINANCE PROVIDING Fo THE ISSUANCE THE TOWN
OF ARMADA, IN THE STAT COLORADO OF ITS NEGO-
TABLE TABLE COUPON BONDS IN THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF
MATED REFuNDlNG REF BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF REFuMD-
EpMESs OF SAID TOWN WHICH HAS las BECOME OPTIONAL @ For
sGRIBlNG THE FORM OF SAID REFuNDNG BONDS AND PRO
VIDNG FOR THE LEVY AN D COLLECTION OF AN ANNUAL
TAX TO PAY THE SAME PR NCIPAL AND INTEREST
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sis.7s

MARCH II!
September, A. 49, Il ASvala
State Of Colorado, promises 70 ~ bearer ~ Dsss aed
Sventyfve cents ?lS7b gold cola q The uaes9 u A
the stand ard of WeG 6nesD s
City New ye U. A. bsns
nix months Rsfundin Bond dated Ap D. 1919
FaesInl Ssnatass)
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MIRA. David Ullery has been quite
ck the past week.
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WITNESS WHEREOF Arvad IN caussi ths boud
be its Mayor signed ~ IL ssslsd
the
facsimile sad
September A. ID. 1919.
Mayor
1bWn Treasurer
ATTEST:
Town Clerk and
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ATTEST:

Town Clerk and Recorder
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25
DAUGHTER WHOM SOLD|ER-FATHER HAS
 NEVER SEEN, D|ES

Eleanor E. Powell, two-months-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edwin sR. Powell, whom the father never has seen, died Monday morning. The fu neral will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at the home of the mothers parents, Mr and Mrs Charles A. Randy, 5O6 North Ninth street Rev. w. <. Buchanan will officiate and the interment will be in Greenwood ceme tery.
 Edwin F. Powell. the father form erly was connected with the circula tion department of The Republican, so- ing about two years ago to Boston where he was in charge of the city circulation for the Christian Science Monitor
 The mother. then Ruth Bandy also was in the office of The Republican Returning from Boston on a visit a little more than a year ago. Mr. Pow ell went to the coast and enlisted in the United States marines. Not long afterWard. he was sent overseas where he has been in the thickest of the bat tie with the fighting marines"
 No word has been received from the soldier-father for some time, not since the birth of his daughter two months ago. The last letter was written from q hospital. He wrote that ne tad been wounded in action, but not seriously. Effort will be made through the state department to get some word to the father or at least to learn where he is stationed.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25
GIRL MOURlIS FOR W.C.T.U. IN PROGRAM
 DOLL SOLDIER-F FATHER HONOR MEMORY IF BROUGHT FROM AFAR FRANCES [. WILLARD

The annual business session and all- day social get-together meeting of the Phoenix W. C. T. L. was held Thurs day at the home, 227 West Monroe street. Quite a number were present. At noon a delicious lunch was served, at which time Mrs. Pauline O'Nein spoke most Interestingly of the pro gress of many of the legislative meas ures with which the W. C. T. |. is deeply concerned. Dr, Mary l.. Neff added many helpful suggestions in this regard. 41
 Mrs. Kimball of San Diego opened the afternoon meeting with a beautiful devotional service. Business followed Annual reports of officers and depart ment superintendents were read and ordered placed on file. Resolutions commenting the work of Sheriff Montgomery were unanimously adopt ed Following is the personnel of of ficers for the year:
 President, Mrs. F. E. Stevens; vice president, Mrs. F. A. Braxton; record ing secretary, Mrs. Stanford Collier; l corresponging secretary Mrs. Thos. Baycroft; treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Cover dale; board members, Mrs. H. A. Mc- Kee and Mrs. Imogen LaChance.
 Several members of the Phoenix or ganiZation went over to Mesa last 1 Wednesday afternoon to attend the | Frances Willard Memorial service ar ranged by the Mesa w C. T. L., at which time Mrs. F. B. Stevens. state | corresponding secretary, gave an in l teresting talk on the early life of l Miss Willard:
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25
JUL. J. |. GREENMAY ID ARRIVE WEDNESDAY

Colonel John C. Greenway, who won the highest honors in France, is eX- pected to reach Phoenix tomorrow. He arrived at Douglas yesterday morn ing where a monster reception was rendered him. and another was ar ranged for Bisbee last night.
 How long he will remain in Phoe- nix was not stated. He will be met by pr. l.. D. Ricketts, who has a win ter cottage at Chandler and who has been acting general manager of the Calumet and Arizona in the absence of Colonel Greenway. After a few days here and at Chandler. Colonel Greenway, accompanied by Dr. Rick etts, will go to AjO.
 Colonel Greenway is slowly recover ing from gassing he received in the Argonne a short time before the sign ing of the armistice.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25
GRANDMA NEVERLE
 HER HAIR GET GRAY
She Kept Her Locks Dark and Glossy, With Sage Tea
 and Sulphur

When you darkcn your hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur. no one can tell, because it's done so naturally, SO evenly. Preparing this mixture, though, at home is mussy and troublesome. At little cost you can buy at any drug store the ready to-use preparation, improved by the addition of other ingredients called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound" You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning all ray hair disappears, and, after an- other application or two. your hair becomes beautifully darkened, glos- sy and luNuriant.
 Gray, faded hair. though no dis grace. is a sign of old age. and as We all desire youthful and attrac- tive appearance. get busy at once with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound and look years younger.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25
SOLDIERS ATTENTION

Phoenix Camp No. l, United Span ish War veterans, in conjunction with the Mary Brodie auxiliary of the camp, will hold a social session at their meeting place in the Elks lodge room West Washington street this evening, February 25, at o'clock. A patriotic program and musical entertainment will be given and refreshments served. The camp and auxiliary extend a cordial invitation to all Spanish War veterans, members of the grand army of the republic, members of the Wom- ans relief corps to all soldiers, sailors and marines who served in the recent European war. and to the wives, moth CTS and sisters of such veterans, grand army men and European war men, to be their guests and join them in mak- ing this an enjoyable and patriotic occasion.
 J. l.. B. ALEXANDER,
 Camp Commander.
 VIOLA M. HILL.
 Auxiliary President
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25
SOLD STOCK WITHOUT
 PERMIT, |S CHARGE

Whether or not a man who contends he is selling his personal stock can be convicted for selling the stock of the corporation was the interesting law point raised at the preliminary hearing of Joseph White, charged with selling and attempting to sell stock in the In spiratiOn Central Mining company without a permit from the corporation commission.
 When the question was raised at the preliminary before Justice De Souza yesterday, both the state and plaintiff asked for time in which to present au- thorities and the hearing was continued until March 4.
 The complaint against White was sworn to by David F. Johnson of the corporation commission. White is being represented by r. H. Larsen. and Rob ert Jarrot will look after the states interests.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25

My daddy has come home and brought me a French doll.'
 A tiny little miss, very like Q doll herself told the good news to all her little paymates as she held her treas ure close to her heart. She was allowed her joy only a few brief days, for the dainty doll her soldier father carried from overseas has been taken from her.
 No matter how much the plaything is loved by the one who now has it, the doll cannot be cared for like it was by the child whose father thought of her in France and in his limited lug gage brought it home to her.
 It was left in their automobile one evening recently in front of the Hotel Adams, and when they returned to their car, the doll was gone as well as the furs owned by the little girl. The army officer, eager to bring joy back to his child, is offering a reward for the missing articles. larger than their value. He has inserted the following advertisement in all the newspapers:
 No questions will be asked and re- ward greater than the value of the article will be paid for the return o1 child's fur set and French doll taker from auto in front of Hotel Adams. 32; North Second street"
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25
MORE PRAISE FUR
 COTTON EDITION

The Northern Arizona Leader of Flagstaff has the following to say in regard to the recent Cotton Edition is sued by The Republican:
 The Northern Arizona Leader is in receipt of a copy of the Third Annual Salt River Valley Cotton Edition of the AIizona Republican of Phoenix. It con sists of 56 pages. containing a fine as sortment of reading matter that should help greatly to boost the Salt River valley. and also liberal amount of ad- vertising. Among the advertisers are the progressive business men of Mesa. Tempe, Chandler, Glendale, etc, these valley town merchants knowing well the value of newspaper advertising The Republican is to be congratulated on issuing such a large and interesting paper
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25

IF THE PARTY WHO TOOK MY FUR LINED GLOVES, OUT OF AN OVERLAND ROADSTER ON NORTH FIRST SREET BETWEEN WASH INGTON AND ADAMS STREETS LAST FRIDAY EVENING WILL RE TURN SAME I WILL GIVE AS A REWARD FOR THEIR RETURN THE PRICE OF A GOOD PAIR AND ASK NO QUESTIONS. OLIVER KING. CARE OF ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
 dm
Arizona republican., 1919-02-25

olis, Ind. and Professor Arthur John son, soloist and chorus leader, from Akron, Ohio. There will be two services daily at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m., evange- listic preaching at all meetings. Every one is invited to attend. Come and bring your friends to this great spir- itual feast.