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MRS .IEANETr
PAIWIsr. cI.AIFvoYhNF.

PALAlIST. CLAIRvoYANT.
Guaranteed 70 read yOuf entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no ouegtio1a
but before you utter q word she tells what
health, cnurtghtp, marriage, divorce. tells
you what part Of the world win b sue
hold good positioEs she tails X the oDo
you love - true or faiBo. ASe you IN
trouble? Do you md the one you have
acting cool and Indifferent toward you1
She win remove All obstacles and tell you
how to win and hold tha one you desire
She rsunites the separated. locates absent
friends or relatives. Readings. s1.oo-
3eo 5tn ST ~. ". (oppoBitS 9ak1 . Cal
Private T5arfora fae
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoyant and Palmlsk. ean
read your life b. the lines On your palm.
which are the record OF your life. BeinG
q graduate Of two scollegel Of palmtgtfys
and his wonderful gift Of second slght
enables him 70 lift the veil Ct mystery
and reveal to Y0u important matters %
your future Efa Gives advics on bust
ness matters, lCYe, health and family at
faira; tells name Of your future Husband
or wife, tells if one you love % true %
fal8P: Wtat part Of the country - luel<iost
GO you: what 70 do to Be successful In
life; remcYas troubles Of all nature: brings
the separated togetheF; tells the secret %
Of World RenoEn- Readings. 81. 1916 New
York ASe. ". w. next door to Maaonie
.Temple Iao
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MISS La POINTS, spiritual adviser. In
dian psychic. 1o11 sth st. n. w. 2os
PROF. STEVENS,
MASTER MIND or PSYCHIsS
Clairvoyant and Palmist
Advice on all affairs OF life, including
business and speculation II Affairs o. the
heart or emotions Of love interest you. he
gives exact and truthful revelations. set
ties lovers Quarrels, enables you to win
the esteem and affection Of any one you
desire. causes speedy and happy mar
riage, tells IL the one you love u true AIS
date OF marriage Restores Lost GRec-
ton, peace and confidence to lovers and
discordant families All invited.
925 F St. N. w.
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Special Readings, $1.00
MADAME VICTORIA

EGYPTIAN PALMIST AID MEDIUM. !,
Can tell you anything you wish g know %
nnd cot in business. health, and family AZ
talrs' tells you the name ~ the lady ~
VIII marry. Have ycu found the enc yoo
nave bestowed your ensctiqn upon acting
yop Il the one you love e tree az fSiss and
Nelt you now 70 win and hold the one q
Yours cholcos tells yo1 what business and
wat part OF the world q meet lucky Ter
you and advises you how 20 gain and hold
good position; she brings Lhe separated
toFstners makes happlneag between man
body has put bad luck o. evil in1ueuco On
you ana 9ne can tell yCu hoW 70 take q
your troubles and how 70 avoid them Ca
advise you IN divorce cagea; when 70 gpetns
late and where 20 locate, Thls lady -6oes
ful advice you can dsps1d On. aafistaeL
ton ggarantsed or ne ehargA Readil<l
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MRS. BOSWELL.

PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters, love,
health and family affairs: tells IL the one
country IL luckiest 20 you. what to do 70
be successful IN life Gives you dates and
facts. tells ye., what has passed IN life.
single question. She does not tell 20
please. but reads just a. the hands fndi-
cate; tells you the planets you were born
when and whom you VIII marry settles
and explains love. family trouble, mar
rage. divorce, health, lawEuits. spe0uIa-
kinds In fact. no matter what your hQpe,
fear or ambition. come TO this noted palIn-
ist and md help There 70 no use for any
matter what the cause, her advice removes
all trouble. she guarantees satisfaction.
Readings, 400. TO TIN ST. ~. ". 21'
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WOULD CUT IMMIGRATION
OF ASIATIcS TO AMERICA

Repeating all special laws existing
pertaining to the immigration Of chi
nese. Japanese, and other Asiatics. .
blu introduced In the Senate yester-
day BY Senator Dillingham;. would
limit the number OF Asiatic immL
grants to 5 per cent OF the number q
each country already IN this country.
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CHICAGO, III. Aug 16.-Disdaining
to touch valuabIes such as silver
ware, Jewelry and the Ike. a burglaE
who broke into the apartment Of Dr..
Charles Miller here carried away
sable cape valued at $1,000 and two
other furs worth SEQ each The 20
lice don't expect 20 get trace Of them
until snow falls.
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRNG-strictly nFsf-
class work done By experts. Carbon re-
moved while you wait. J. A. WATERS.
and p and Q SITS. Frank. 1854
myle-sot
AUTOMOBILES painted and reVGrnishedi
attractive prices. GANTER. z4fs Ga
ave y. ". Main 1913 asl9-set
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West q 18th Street: history and cellar
brick; rooms and bath; we'll heated; adj
Joining $780, 900 home.
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WE COULD USE FORTY TIMES THIS
SPACE in describing houses We have to
ions ana. tjescriStio1S- Ssleef tbose Vou
would care TO see and we win take you
to them. We are offering some excep-
tionally good values in pre-War construc-
ton. II in the market for home or In
vestme1t. our values viii appeal to you.
We strive to serve
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BARGAINS IN
MODERATELY PRICED
HOUSES

Near 9th & P SITS. N. w.
rooms and bath; good lot PRICE. $4,000
--tcrmE.
Near Ga. Ave. & Park. Road
Two weli-built tWo-story brick dwellings,
rooms and bath each; extra large lots
PRICE. $3.50 each.
Near 9th & 0 SIS. N. w.
Suitable for colored family; a WeII-built
fWo-story brick dwelling; s rooms, bath
and cellar; good lot PRICE, $500
Near Sd & Mass. Ave. N. E.
Very convenient to the Union Station; q
bath: good LOT. PRICE, S4.6o0
Near 9th & F SITS. N. E.
rooms and bath; side lot PRICE. 1880
Near Ga. Ave. and Lamont
Suitable fer colored party: two good two
each; me Iots. PRICE. So, 500 eaeh-terms.
Near N. j. Ave. & R. |. Ave.
good s-room brick dwelling. in excel
party. PRICE. fs,T5o.
Near d4th st. & Florida Ave.
Two modern colonial brick dwellings: 6
rooms. bath. cellar, hot-Water heat, electric
light: COED lot; front Dorehes- PRICE.
atooo each
Near fifth and Kenyon
bsfh: GOOD let PRICE. ts.SSO-essy
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
1902 H st. N. w.
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IN VIRGINIA. half mile from Aqueduct
Bridge-Four-room and cellar cottage;
good condition; lot 5e-fOot frOntage;
n.soo.
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RERWYN

Close to Steam and Electric Lines
s-roon1 frame house and bath; furnace
2-story garage; acres in bearing fruit; ~
acres in all; fine shade, lawn: very attrac-
tive; S minutes walk from Bladensburg
electric line; 10 minutes walk from steam
station; Is minutes walk from BerWyn
electric station on Laurel line. PRICE.
Sc 5oO
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cLAIRYoYANTs
! MADAME ALLEN
Worlds e gE.aSESgy ~. Fz<l-liIsT AND

-'1|Is11-1 = UILIIlL IAIlAIEI M
CLA1RVOYANT
Guarantees 20 Rad your entire ffa, pagl,
oustneel love, and health, and family AZ
fairgs tells the naino % your future ho8-
Sand or wife, and what % % % ~ 80
cess In life tells you what buslkaas IL nioat
lucky Tor you and what part % the world
Viii 20 more nucce1sfulr fer you advises
tels II the enc you love - true e. fal1o,
ana causes speedy marriage with the ons
OF your choice; brings the separated to-
ana wife; she tells You the secrets q BE-
lng happy and Buccoesfui IN anything yog
obstacles ana evil induancs. 1Ons Via -
Madam Allen will repay you fer dt8ap-
pointmentg u all okhet8s 1atl1f1cE1oD
guaranteed or no charge.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE


Laurel Elec. Line, l Block From Station.
s-room frame, bath, hot-water heat
electric lights; in good repair; lot 220x165,
making = of an acre. shade, lawn; con-
crete walks; outbuildings PRICE, $500.
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STREET n E., Two hundred block
Furnished; immediate possession: six
room and bath box house: front and rear
porches; oak floors; hot-water heat. gas,
electricitys including furniture, $3.50.
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TENTH ST. n 3. Thirteen hundred
biock-Eleven rooms and bath; hOt-watsr
heat; newly pspersd; room for garage
's.ooO.
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EDUCATIONAL

SPECIAL instrueti0R IN languages and
general subjects coaching for examlna-
Times office. ~,
FTRsF GRADE ClvE sersIcs ezamlnationg
for clerks AuE. 20, -, Sep. 13ths tuition
Tor entire course for these Examinations
s.. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
Frankiin soso 3yIS-tf
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HYATTsYILLE.

Ten Minutes Walk From Station
\ s-room frame, bath, electric lights. cleo
/ trio motor; garage acre OF ground un-
! bearing trees and vine fruit: chicken
/ house; concrete sidewalks; in fine condi-
/ ton. PRICE, $500.
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GOOD LOCATION, Downtown N W.
Six rooms. bath. hot-Water heat; walking
distance 70 business. but convenient TO
cars $500.
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HOME OFFERINGS BY
E. M. PETERSON, 7s4 Fifteenth N. ".

dred bIocl-Six rooms and bath; rear
yard on alley. $3.50.
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AUBURN-MOdel ga; big six touring car;
7-pass; frst-eless- condition Apply lvvf
Pa. ave. Phone Main lis. 10
BUTCT IIgbt SIX Touring, model E-4S,
Is1s;ru I, o00 miles; I've new cord tires;
runs good as new will sell cheap 70 qsacA
buyer. 1901 C st, s. r ~
BUTCK-I1ght six roadster; just out OF
paint shop; brand new leather top; tires IRE,
In hne conditionJ motor excellenti AEy
demonstration ROBERT HERSON, l1o-
II2 AZ St 5. ". Frank 224e. q
BUICK light six; fVe-pass.; paint, top, up
holstery, tires, IN excellent condllon;
two spare tires: must sell Al once call
prank 5Ipa HALLS GARAGE. 1913 y
IsTTTcK RS1dster; 4-cyilnder; electric
lights and starter; viii make any CEN "a, =
onstration. ROBERT HERSoN' llV-9!t]
Az st. s. W. Frank. 23ls. Il
I HAVE a Buick for sale very reasonable;
Quick cash sale. Phone Line z4es doF
appointment. Greg. SD a
BUICK speedsterJ new tireS;'S RsEF1 na
CO., 1908 q 81. n. w. -
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FOR RENT-STOREs

IOR RENT-Store and two living rooms.
- and GtE- n. W. Inquire evenings
IL
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Price. $500

Price, $500
Columbia road near the corner Of 18th
street A hne house for one to buy as q
home and at the same time make an in
near future.
The house contains . rooms. bath, hot
water heat. electric light. and other desir-
able features Reasonable terms.
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
142o-22 H St N. w.
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$3.50.
on THE HEIGHTS WEST OF 18th ST.
A modern home; 4 sleeping rooms on Ind
no0r; very wide front porch: screened back
porchs hardwood floors; finished in white
and mahogany; deep back yard to alley
VACANT.
$500.
IN PETWORTH
Attractive siz-room brick heated by hot
water; electric lights; hardwood hoorsi
front and back porchesi garase.
$3.50.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
new house; contains rooms and bath;
heated by hot water; electric lights; sleep
ing porch; colonial front porch good TOT
20 alley; eaEy terms. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION.
$3.50.
CORNER IN BLOOMINGDALlE-
A two-story and cellar brick; rooms
and bath: bed rooms; heated by furnacei
excellent locality; attractive terms
tI.75O
DOWNTOWN HOME.
white nelghborhood; semi-detsehed
20 Government Departments; easy terms
WIN. H. Saul
8o7 18th
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MADAME PARKER

Noted clairvoyant and palmist- Gives
advice on buRiness matters, love, health,
future husband or wife, tells Il one you
love Is true or false. What part % the
country n luckiest to you What TO do 70
be successful in life. Readings 800. 1311
2 St N. W.. between 18th and 18th. Is
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and sell cars In any condition; also We
carry IN stock parts. magnetoB ana tires
for nearly all makes Of cars Write or
phone and will cali ROBERT HERSON
iIo-1i2 4h 81. s. w. Frank. 1886. au7-Sot
PBERLESS LIMOUSINE; beautifully up-
holstefed, brand new tires : one spare;
car cost originally $1,000; splendid me-
Can be teen at
DEE GEE GARAGE,
18th st. bet. and P N. ". Frank. ss1s.
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PHRENOLOGY.
MADAM SHERA.

MADAM SHERA,
EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST.
Gives truthful advice on all affairs Of life.
She was born with strange and remark
able power-pow6r not meant to gratify
the idle curious. but to direct. advise and
help men and women who are in trouble
and doubt concerning which step to taxa IN
life to better themselves.
Before undertaking anything OF any I'M
portance, consult one who can properly ad-
wise you Good advice, in time. often saves
day. Tomorrow may be too late .-
Advice on health. love. marriage, buai-
ness, mining ventures. No one shghted
sees every one.
OFFICE HOURS, 3 A. NJ. TO SPIN
1II3 18th ct. N. w. apt. I. &c
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WANTED TO RENT

6EVEN o. eight room house, nv. suburbs
preferred: e. m. f.; immediate possession.
Phone Coluulbia 1917. or address 66l5 Ga
ave n. W. MRS. ". c. JONES. IL
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Classified Real Estate Advertising
FOR SALE-HoUSES
500.

$500.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
West q 18th street: 3-story and cellar
brick; 8 rooms and bath; we'll heated; adj
joining $4,000 home.
$4,000.
NEAR 18th ST. AND COLUMBIA ROAD.
10 rooms and bath: hot-water heat; 10
rooms and bath; hot-Water heat; End and
srd floor back porchesi good lot to alley;
cheap.
5000.
MASS. AVE. NORTHEAST.
East Of 7th street; 8 rooms and bath; good
sized front and back yards; excellent
ss.5ss.
PETwoRTH
Located on Quincy street: colonial
brick; rooms and bath; well heated; good
lot to paved alley.
$4,000.
NEAR NAVY YARD.
Good investment or home: two story and
cellar brick; s rooms and bath; convenient
to school and ear line
IDERS & CO.,
st. N. w.
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PAEONIAN SPRINGS, Vas rooms, bath.
cellar, large front porch, locust shade /;
for sale or exchange: price, $500. N. w.
BEAVERS, 52s5 N st. n. w. aul6-eod2Ss
BEAUTIFUL Virginia home, overlooking
the Potomac and city; 10 acres; a great
Investment. wEsCOTT, 1920 N. Y. ave
4-ROOM house; IS fruit trees. chicken
house and run, plenty shade trees; one
acre land; near Berwyn, Nd; bargain for
quick sale: owner. Address BOX BIDS,
Times office. IL
ONE mile east Of Capitol Heights, Md,
two acres. good house; crops, chickens,
pig included; So, 500; 81, 400 cash; balance
easy terms. BOX B-2s7. Times office. 1s'
TWO BUNGALOWS-5 rooms and hath.
cellar and furnace heat; in nice condi-
ton: between car lines; lots 45x154; price,
81, 500 EACH terms, 1000 cash and $40
monthly, including interests possession in
CHAS. N. LIGHTBOWN.
Cottage City, Nd.
Tel. Hysttsyille %1Ss-W. IL
HOW to be your own landlord at Chevy
Chase on $500 cash and SIS q month
ALLAN ". GIBSON. ali and ais Colorado
building 3y27-3ot
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MADAME ZELLA
PROF. WRIGHT

PaImist and clairvoyant; readings daily,
sat. guar. 513 + st. Phone Main 1881. 1s'
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E. M. PETERSON, 734 Fifteenth NJ W.
1s
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HYArrsY1LLr.

HYATTsYILLE.
Two Blocks From Electric Station.
rooms bath, furnace, electric lights
and gas; gas range; shade and lawn; bear
ing tree and vine fruit; lot s0x150i cement
cellar; well fenced; in good repair. PRICE.
$500. .s
HTATTSyILLE.
Five Minutes Walk From Station.
7-room frame, bath, furnace heat, cleo
trio lights; shade and lawn; cellar; in fne
repair; lot SOx140; very attractive PRICE,
&lT5o. Possession in IS days
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Ask for Mr.. cRoSSMAN.
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YOUR engine troubles explained; get Dykes
Auto encyclO. Pcarlman's. 9Sl 81. NV.
fa2l-tf
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
IMPORTANT PROGRAM

The Farm Bureau Field Day, as previously announced. will be held at the State Experimental farm near Mesa on Saturday. May q.
 A program of unusua Interest iS being prepared It includes q ma chinery demonstration in the morning and afternoon, a basket luncheon and speaking at noon, and numerous crop demonstrations.
 The crop and cultivation method demonstration will probably be the most interesting feature of the day. \ better grain study is offered than ever before in Maricopa county.
 Special interest is bound to center abo1t the plant breeding plots, par ticularly the plots of Arizona No. g, the new wheat developed at the ex- perimental farm. It promises to ont yield Early Bart, is an exceptionally good quality semi-hard wheat, and has the advantage of being beardless.
 Dates and rates of planting. dem onstarted by the department of agron- omy will be particularly interesting. Barley. wheat. cowpeas. cotton, and other crops an dcro1 methods will bo demonstrated
 A hig basket lunch will be eaten ur- der the shadc Of the trees in the fors . mans yard. the coffee being provided. A number of talks will be made, tho i program to be published later.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15

miserable rough or muddy road, but the tire seller and the automobile deal CTS are foremost in supporting the de velopment of our roads-It means big development for our community.
 l am constantly coming in contact with people from East and West Coast that admire our wonderful city but people go away with the feeling and information that we lack needed paved streets and that we have no good coun- ty roads It is fooling ourselves to boost to get tourists here and then when they go away be disgusted ths' such a wonderful and prosperous cits has miserable and out-of date roads. We know that Phoenix is 20 century modern in everything but this. Let us have free intercourse which only goti roads can give; let us enjoy living while we are living; let us raise our children and prosper in business, with the one great necessary thing at this tine-paved roads.
 With all my energy l urge every onS to vote yes next Saturday.
 By all means don't forget that I ar selling clothing and mems furnishings
 JOHN RYDER.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
WOODMEN OF WORLD
 BANQUET MAY 26TH

The much heralded banquet to be gwen by the Woodmen of the World will be given as advertised on Monday evening, May 26, at the k. of P. hall, 2I East Washington street. Governor and Mrs. Campbell will be guests Of honor.
 New members and those who have earned them during the contest will be gwen complimentary tickets to the banquet Other members of the w. Q. w., of this city and neighboring camps and others who desire them. ladies or gentlemen, may secure tickets by pay ing s1 per plate. Those desiring tickets will please secure them at Il West Adams street, office of Dr. Hughes, before 2 o'clock Wednesday evening, May 2l. No tickets can be secured after that date
 This promises to be very interest ing and enjoyable occasion, according to J. V. Harshman, chairman of the committee. The members are planning to give a real good dinner. and there will be music, speaking and entertain ! ment
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
SUMMER COURSE
 IN AGRICULTURE STARTS JUNE 20

4 six weeks summer course in agrI- culture will be offered to the residents of the Salt River valley beginning June 30, is the announcement made yester- day by Dr. A. E, Vinson, chemist of the Arizona College of Agriculture.
 Dr. Vinson outlined the plan of the course to the local chamber of com merce yesterday in part as follows:
 The school will be conducted at the experiment. farm at Mesa and is of- fered to meet the needs of advanced students, county agricultural agents, high school and vocational teachers ana college instructors to become 1amlllaf with the principles and practice of ir- rigatiOn farming as conducted under one of the largest reclamation service projects. The instruction will be given by lectures, demonstrations, excursions and written reports.
 A feature of the course will be the | Saturday morning inspection of the ! experiment station farm at Mesa con- ! ducted by the superintendent Admis- ! sion to the course will require junior | standing in an approved agriculture l college or the approval of the dean of | the college of agriculture.
 The following program illustrates the work that will be given:
 First week. June 30-July 4. Irriga- 1 ton under the Salt River Valley Proj- ect. History of irrigation in Arizona {; development of the Salt River and other irrigation projects, irrigation leg | islation; engineering features including visits to Roosevelt dam; duty of water; seepage: underground water; necessity of drainage.
 Second week: July I'll. Soils of the Salt River Valley; soil types under the project; composition; per cent and po- tential fertility; general character ot arid soils, character of irrigating and ground water; influence of irrigation on soil fertility; alkali and the rise oi alkali: special problem of arid soi fertility.
 Third week-July 14-1S. Field crops of the Salt River valley. Alfalfa, cot ton, cereals, sorghums, legumes ant cover crops.
 Fourth week-July 21-25. Anima products of Salt River valley. Rela- ton of the irrigated valley to the range; dairying; comparison of feed ing systems.
 Fifth weel-Juiy 2S-August 1. Hor ticultUral crops in the Salt River val ley. Fruit and vegetable production citrus, olives, dates, cantaloups.
 Sixth week-August 4-8. Miscella-
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
K|WA|V|S HEAR IF
 GOOD ROADS VALUE

Henry Warren Poor of the chau- tauqua was the speaker of the day at the regular meeting of the Kiwanis club Tuesday, his subject being Good Roads" He delivered 8 very interest ing talk on this subject which was in perfect harmony with the opinion of the members of the club.
 The club passed a resolution endors- ing the good roads bond issue which is to be voted upon Saturday, May r and expressed it's confidence in the ability of the highway commission to handle the proposition and to wisely spend the s4, 900, 900 that will be placed under it's supervision.
 Figures were presented showing that the farmer in the valley will receive great benefit from the paved roads which are to be laid not more than one and one half miles from any farm in the valley It was shown that the average S0-acre farm will be taxed ap- 1 proximately $22 year. The benefit derived from the paved roads near the farm would more than offset the small sum of increased taxes as the increased value of property and the reduction in cost of hauling the products of the farm i would equal many times the amount l assessed against the farm owner.