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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-11-14
Plans for 1920

There will be no cessation MOI
confusion 10 the Governments
Thrift campaign when the 1918
series of War Savings Stamps are
Withdrawn at the close of the year
and the new 1920 series substituted
January l, 1920.
Banks and post offices aud au-
thOriZed agents who are supplied
with 1919 Treasury Savings Cert
ficates and War Savings Stamps
may have them exchanged for. the
1920 series by sending them to the
Federal Reserve Bank at St. Louis
without cost
The 1920 securities will be re
ceived at the December price, which
will be higher than the price pre-
vailing for the same securities of
the new series. This is because
they have been drawing interest at
the rate of 8 per cent for a year,
and this interest automatically at
taches to the securities. The securi
ties. if held until maturity will draw
427 per cent, the difference being
added as an incentive for the holder
to keep them.
The new securities are being en-.
eraved in the Government Printing
Office at Washington. and they will
be available for sale early in Janu
AIRY. The same design will be used
for the Treasury Savings Certificates,
while the War Savings Stamps will
bear a new appearance.
Best job Office ia the county.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-11-14
Two Spots

The people who spend an hour a
day caring for poultry are not u.s.
ually the same ones who sit around
grooming about the H. C. of L.
Many of the farmers who com
plain of the cost of farm machin.
cry are the same ones who always
left their tools out in all weathers
After plying the lonely condi'
ton of the country towns in win
ter. the city folks walk down theil
streets meeting thousands Of
strange faces and no one speaks tC
them.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-11-14

thing that puzzles US is how these
geeks carry on all this though-wave
stuff with nothing to think with.
Honestly. the leaflets this Kanka.
kee individual sent in are the siliest
lot of eibberish one could well i'm.
agine. and proof positive of a twist
ed mentality. That such rot is
printed and circulated would in.
dicate that they are bought and
paid for by people everywhere,
which brings us back to the start
and caption of this article, namely.
that there are all kinds of nuts in
this country.
We feel sorry for such people.
Doubtless they are entitled to Chris
tian compassion. but we wish they
would quit picking US out as a long
lost brother, for we can prove an
alibi Cross our heart, we haven't
had any those Theosphy. Telepathy
and Newthot bugs crawling around
in our garrett since the prohibition
law got into action.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-11-14
Mystery of Woman


life we run up against the supersti.
tiOn that woman is a mysterious
being. Romancers and poets have
carefully cultivated this notion,
women have generally encouraged
1t. and men by their giugerly treat
ment of it have seemed to accept it.
But is it we'll founded? Is there
any more mystery about women
than about men? Is the feminine
nature any more difficult to under
stand than the masculine nature?
Has it any more inexplicable moods?
Have women. conscious of their ID
ferior strength. woven this notion
of mystery about themselves as a
defense. or have men simply ideal
lied them for fictitious purposes?
Really, there is nothing in it. All
the twaddle of centuries about
women being guided by intuition
and about their minds acting indi-
rectly. while mans acted directly
is an idle invention of fantastic
Drained poets and dreaming
nOvelistS,
Were there anything in this su-
prostitution it would have been dis.
covered in the beginning, but there
is no record that Adam discovered
any mystery about Eve, except
temptation. and if that be the mys-
terry then we will admit that she is
1ull of it. Woman always has been
is now and always will be the great
est of all temptations to man
greater than riches or conquering
empires-in fact. he has many
times thrown away wealth and torn
down empires because of that temp.
tation-but there is nothing par.
ticularly mysterious about it, unless
it be the serpent. and he is crawling
around all of US.
In the Bible record there is nc
mystery about her-there are many
tributes to her noble qualities anC
some pretty severe and uncompli
mentary things said about her, buI
there is no reference we ever raI
across about not understanding her
She may be prophecies, or a con
SOler. or a snare. but she is no more
deCeitful or desperately wicked mol
yet occult, than anbody else.
Woman is different from man
yes. physically, mentally and spir
itualiy, and naturally she is bette
than man in every way, Man is {
Quarrelsome animal and wants Il
fight. Woman tends to domesticitN
aud maternity. Put boy baby in /;
toy store and he will reach for a gun
sword and Ratchet. Put a girl bah!
in toy store and it will reach TO
a dolly. That's the difference, ant
there is nothing mysterious abou
it. 1t is just simply a question o
male and female. Those sam
traits are in the lower animals.
However, we are in favor of hel
anyway. If it wasn't for woman
this world would be a bowling viii
derness and we would get out of
just as fast as possible, and 60 t
another wOrld-one that had wome
IN it-all kinds of women and lot
Of 'em. If she is a mystery. it is
very sweet mystery. and if she
not a mystery. she is sweet any
way. so it is all right either way.
she is mystery, why, say-fetcl
on your mysteryl
IT, Cl-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-11-14

Mrs. Union Davis who teaches
the Davis school near Warren went
to St. Louis Thursday to attend the
teachers meeting. Her sister Miss
Emma Bell Jackson, of this city &C.
companied her.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-11-14

Mrs. Anna Collision who has
been visiting at Paris went through
Monroe Sunday enrOute to Clarence
for a short visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Joe Baker, after which she will
return to her home at Madison.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-11-14
The Missouri state board of aer

The Missouri state board of agri'
culture sends out the statement
that Missouri country cured ham
is the finest in the world. There
were quite a number of people who
were of that opinion before B. of A
sent out the information.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1919-11-14
Chiefly About Nuts"

or squirrel nest is well known, but
just why so many of them want to
pick on u.s." is more than we can
figure out. Our mail is burdened
with the craziest lot Of junk that
ever mortal was bored with. Yester
day we got a twO-pound package of
pamphlets on Theosophy. with re-
quest that we print it as an educa-
ton for our readers. We used to
delve down in all such brain-tang-
ling folderoll many years ago, when
young and foolish. and if hereditary
common sense had not stepped in
and caused US to make bonfire of
the stuff we would have got as
Woody as was Dowie, who had a lot
of revelations from the Lord at
Chicago-the joke being that the
Lord would ever 90 to Chicago.
Webster says Theosophy is know
ledge of the deity obtained by spiri-
tual ecstasy, direct intuition or di-
vine illumination. The trouble is that
those who Get that way, or imagine
they do, get a whole lot more &C.
stasy than knowledge, carry it to the
extreme and run it into the ground
and brt ak it of. Religion, creeds.
philosophy on the creation, i'm
mortality, and all that sort of thing
should be mixed with common sense,
for that's what it is when you find
it right, and taken in excess doses
will cause just as many hallucina-
tons as an excess of most anything
else booze, for instance.
Too much deep study about the
unknowable is almost certain to
produce bats in the bellfry, more or
less, and those who get it real bad
are the most pestiferious nuisances
outside of asylums
| Another person who gets Out
pamphlets and leaflets about New.
thot," sends us in several patches Of
it from Kankakee. Illinois, with in
formation that upon application {
whole lot more will be mailed free
which will teach US all about New.
thot" and Telepathy. The pamphlet;
are a replica of the sender's scramb
led egg and grapenut brains. full o
mispelled drivel. The writer say
he has direct telepathic com
municatiOn with anybody he wants
to all over the world. 1t is yer,
simple-almost as simple as thos'
who 90 daffy about it. All you
have to 90 is to sit down, cOncen
trate your thoughts and 90 int
deep meditation. Your thoughts
: then cOndeDse, as it were, lik'
evaporated milk in a tin can, ant
then the deep meditation on tn
{ person and subject you wish to com
municate with goes off on though
waves and hits the person desiret
right square amid ships-all sam
wireless. This person in Kankakee
(the towns name sounds batty also)
says he was getting some leaflet
printed by a "Newthot" printer a
Los Angeles. (Which town is tn
mecca for every imaginable uncon
fined crank in the country,) ant
) that he wanted certain paragraph
: of the copy omitted from the finish
, ed job, so he just sat down and con
densed his thoughts, mediated deep
ly on the nut" in Los Angeles an
! the leaflet TO be printed, and tina
was all there was to it. In du
time the leaflets arrived, and tn
= parts desired to be left out were No
in at ALL
Another instance is where b
communicated with a sailor on
battleship at San Diego, whic
worked out fine. only a person owe
in South Africa caught up tb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18
Legal Notices,
8 1

i-EtAL MOTT cE--ro Whom II MAY Con
., cI ,ba Having ,pusliied as admnistrator
iiosher. .ir.. | respectfully request that ali
persons having claims against the "a
estate present them to me for payment and
AZ persons being Indebted to tho said ssta to
VIII please make payment to the under.
sisHSi; LOWS Hinton Bnsher. administrator
OF Robert : Bosher. Ir., deceased care
Shllth-C"urthoy tomphny. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

LAND for sale at sacrifice. PA feet on
nc south side y street. between Thirty
OF Eine Mile and Creighton Roads: 10 acres
at Stop -. Nine Mile Road: 30 acres be-
tween stop 20 aud Highland Springs; all
on car line VIII sell each piece In whole
or part Apply Mrs. Hawkes.. Como Springs
Il l. II IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.

CONF ECTIONERY--For sale. nrst-class
confectionery Hippodrome and
G,oOc rhcaie!s. North Second Street.
Three liviuG rooms upstairs II desired. *
zoo. care Times Dispatch.
CONFECTIONERY-w party 10 take
over good located ccntc"t!one.? and res
taurant and pay for same GU. OF It's in
come. Small payment required 20 start.
- 1ha, care Times Dispatch.
CONFECTIONERY for sale Good location.
Easy terms. =. L Pettus. 1904 la q
Cary Street. after l.. NJ. and before .
A 81.
FOR SALE Marshall Cica ming and Pressin.
shop. f525 cash. ti3 y. Fourth Ran.
dolnh $50. boulevard is25-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

LIST your farms and city property with
X " Whitehurst IL Co. loli East Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

SMA l.L FARM-5usin.ss requires to
,sIh r. NY small ,"Tm In iIan3ver close I"
remarkably low prico and terms II &c
care rmef- Disnat ch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

For Immediate sale. a grocery and
confectionery store doing "a good
business: all cash trade. Owned at
pfes-nt by "a couple too old 10 care
for the business II should be, and
wish to leave for California for their
Ecal;h.
Fine location, ten steps from car
line: bag display windows lcctrir
Lights and other convcnicnccs. rent
cheap. VIII sell at inventory price,
fixtures and all.
This is a good buy for any per-
who is deal live up date
m.n and wishes 10 establish him
self
Investigate this bargain at once
Know ,hat opportunity presents
itself but once.
Apply a. t2s. care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18
EMPLOYMENT
Help NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG LADIES.
Having lust installed additional
packing machines. we can Kive em-
ploymen. to few more young
ladies. experienced or ine1peri-
enccd. Apply at once IL you want
good position
iTIsH.AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY. LTD.
200 North Lombardy Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

SMALL FARM and poultry ranch located
ioucsvic and state University. site for
residence selected by owner after diliscnt
mountains and valley. Scvea acres IN
tract. some wood. Complete modern poul-
try plant and Considc ra bio fruit Very at
traruvc room house on bungalow order.
with hata. best oC modern plumbing and
electric lighting Water from line spring on
place. Price. $500. easy terms Wilder
IA 4 H., Ri
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INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Clas.

RTHAND-rypewritinc Ambitious girls
wanted TO take our snort hand. typawrit-
ing course Splendid salaries to grauuatcs
Massey Business College Eighth and nroad
Streets
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REhL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Laud For Sale. 8;
RARE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE

J. 80 acres at $40 ner acre. large Colen,,,
outbuildinSs 'N
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real ESTATE FOR SHE
For Sale: Prohab bly,
THE EST FISHING POND
IN THE STATE

Covers over 80 acres and Is heavily
stocked with large bass and perch. Near
williamsburg Five trains each way daily
Might sell half interest form sma H.
select Ciub. An unsurpassed opportunity.
q 10. care Times Dispatch.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents.


foys liberal t"nmi.,"ms r;,!d ,nns, Civ
nn,nsaSn s,ltS rss4S sT Si fS aud
.S..iiiSE N n.rahsn,s !" 'S s"alI towns "S ani
o. punch boards ON commission. Write FOR
ea! stla ma'ry xs ai"H."' Var Co.
SALt.~, To sell high grade puckage
spi"nl ro6"s!tton '' m SThinR Gun, mnI'' Coz
r9ta,lon. Memphis. Tenn.
Situations Misunderstanding. 3G
n9oiiKEErEK Wanted, small Set OF
who S9'k" to Kpsn rif6S By gu"s S
ar. T1mes, D HhP" DOCS NeePSF " '0''
oFriGE Wanted; position by
kn ~%Hni .f n ~ "n'"n a1ssi.n, ias
Situations Mun,c,-AaIc. 81
bookklEPE,,- years experience, )
ZION September l. May be .n TsTa i0I IN
ianlns stock |. 3s2. care rimns Dispatc
Hp }siia r EEL LR Ma"ts n9si''on With
nbi,y will he recognized UnIers,ands
s;i"i AND ac"ountins ~ WORK "oo W.,. asa st. an
, ayGYuni an, ~ IN. so'ernmen' when IN
'tim"s Dispntch
CHAUFFEUR. white. settled wants posI-
;, ton country preferred Mxoctlencsi on
Al county estate work. X .jl. care Times.
Dispatch
army cap,ain wnnts posiiiot ~ commits,
Siry manager Highest references a. 10
"hhrncM ana ability. Familiar with gen
go e; oil" w"rk anu nay rolls. Address l.
hAr1kiE%CED MAN-wanted. position by
cape ri" need man to tanc Chacrc %! ellie.
or a. Iairsman, nc,!T". cncrS 80 ,!iscrc",
and up-to-Gate. IIcasan, surroundings
more object than salary. Address 4 ZOO
cnte Tim Dispatch.
NAE with 10 years experience in sawmill
c ana ,.ha Fiji hs an4 o po n 81 STAT,
and !4,at!"n Of null Il. j. Monson. CON
Eres. Heights. n. G.
MEAT CUTTER-Wantcd a position a,
h-st.cl as, meat cutter In ct;y marie:
By October l. 1919 Ten years cNpe.!cnc-
ana can give tho best OF reference. All
drc,s !. 3si, care Times Dispatch.
SAt.t.SN An Experienced heavy and fancy
grocery salesman wants position as
salesman for good Richmond grocery com
Many. travel In or out ~ Richmond. Can
appear in person for !ntervi"w unor notice
! No references Address Box cs6. Rocky
Mount y. {,
SALESMAN--Pos!,io a city or travelling
salesman desired D: young nab.c
Of prodpcinT the buSinrss. Expcrienccd
and good references. Address * I2J care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

30 AcI Es-For. salo, by owner. two good
river farms, middle Virginia. 20 acres and
$50 acres; Teams, machinery. crops and %
fine cattle included. Price. SEQ, oJ0 for both:
choice for $1,000. Address /. 80. care
Timos Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

J. 700 acres at j. per acre. In years grow
cash payment.
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THESE ads nrinr ou,ck results.
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Situations wantcd-Ecmnlc. 8G

BpOikEEPER- Wanted, small set ~
nopks to keep at night by young iady
who Is an cXper!cncch bookk"cpcr. 7oi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

"NHi'"!I = u SOL hIEh Gfnd" puCkHEe
and .',s. gum. also vending machines.
Spicnd!G deposition. American Gam Cor
nNrhtlOn. McmphLs. Tom.
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Horses. Cattle. Vchirlcs. 4

cOW-Nice family Jersey COW FOR sal
cheap. Apply Il. l.. Isbc!l. stop No
Seven Pines Line.
coWS-i'or sale. httccn Holstein cows.
:, good f:niiy cows calves by side.
street Phone Madison 81.
fiR0iNlA,S RGi.lhEi.n BAZAAR; WOLF
& RROOkS You viii find plenty horses
and inulca. yecor hand wagons. bucEies
and harness for sal. daily; Auction da"s.
Tuesday ana saturday Firing
plus stock. We VIII sell them for YOU and
YOU can get No'Ir money same day. isQ2-il
East Franhih S.r"ei, phnn" Madison h3st.
Poultry aud supplies. 40
LEGHORS Ht.NS-El"vcp Nuo lcEhorn hcns.
ono rooster. boulevard :Sii-L
MIi.EOi.INr: il made from pure modified
buttcTinilk and IL sold TO you suh-
stitr. for fresh hu;tcrmiik Especially
recommended for baby chicks and having
hons. Brau"r & hasten. Distributors. 1905
last Cary street.
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Musical, DANCING, Dramatic.

ARE you going TO dance this season? II
so, follow up the South Side Orchestra the
boys that put the middle letter In men
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Situations Mu,,,r..-

OFFICE NSSISIANT--W nntcI. position by
Young lady of''Cr assistant, Has
know,"dHc az Woodworking. Madison a2CS-L.
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AUCTIOTS-LEC4LS

"a I.f.S-I.0an s and rrnts Elam 4 Eunston
lib East Main Street.
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I've STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets. A

%
FOR SAi.E-F!m RUFUS Rcd belgian mares
old ANA YOUNG stock. rrices low. BoS
80. NshlanI Va
PETS Of All kinds. NJ y. Wilbur. to1
Nurth Ninth street Madison 1855
SCoTcii COLLIE pCPPIES-I hav" n nice
lot OF choice pUDpics on hand from reg:
isicr"L stock, 70 ! champions on each
p"Lhrc". = years experience In handling
'oiii'' $50 TO so each 10 to l. weeks old .
color golden. sable and white. Address
Gc"Tgc L. Whii"scl, North River. Va.
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Wanted To buy. an English bull
pup from $ To : months old. Must hs
Of reasonable price Apply \ ,.5.
car. Times.bjspatch.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wuntcd-Eclnale.

ADDR k,SSotiKAPH OP:RATOR-Wa Wanted,
experienced Addrcssograph Operator. -
io,. care Times Dispatcn.
CoUk---Wantcd. cook. general cooking
meats speciality. man woman. $50 90
per week. y. V Z. y. Cafeteria. Newport
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Poultry nud Supplies.
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

CUr GLASS--Sl.5e special cut glass olive
dish. SChuaf Hros.. jewellers. 40 East
ltrpil
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READ every ad In the classification that
Interests YOU most
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SHEET METAL WORKERS for wcli-csiab-
lished hrm in Rai'imor-. Rate. ." I-2 10
Toe per hour. State experience Philip II.
L.enderhinC. Baltimore. Nd.
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Observation-Disclosures. competent mouse
=. maid, colored. References. Cos Han
over Avenue.
OGRAPHERS--Wantcd. experienced
stcnoGraphcrs u; once. Good hours and
permanent positions. Apply i. y. Box 1855.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

WANTED. PARTY with sawmill To manu-
farturc hvc hundred thousand 600. )oo> feet
timber mostly pine Location Haitian Coun-
Y, Va. Also ive hundred thousand Geo
o0) fcet; mostly oak. i.uncnhurE County.
Va Address f. z lIafnilInn knys,il,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

COON" hitc woman wanted TO cook for
superintendent of Curie's Neck Farm
equipment and conveniences. gas. hot and
cold water. etc. church convenient: also
transportation to toxin; good and
pleasant surroundings. Gould use widow
With child. man and wife. Good
home. Apply Wednesday morning, 10 to l.:
Mira. West, United States Employment Blu
rcau. 5i0 East Main Street. Upstairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-18

YOUNG MAN-Wanted. young man who has
had some experience In operating Multi
era phi machines, Good position open. Chance
for advancement 7o@. care Times. Dis
patch
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
NFORB|Ds
 PHONE RATE INCREASE OR COLLECTION OF II

The Arizona corporation commission | has issued an order, No. 59, flatly for bidding the telephone companies in the l state to raise their rates, and forbid dlng the employees of the companies collecting increased rates, unless such increased rates have been submitted to the corporation commission and ap- proved as the law provides.
 This action was taken following the filing of notice of increases to 20 into effect May 1, the rates being filed on that date instead of 90 days previous and a public hearing held as the law provides.
 The commission has now issued or ders annuling the increase, taken steps to get out an injunction, and forbidden the collection of the increased tariffs. Commissioner Jones has also advised patrons of the telephone companies to refuse to pay the increases if billed for them. and the whole matter seems likely to develop into a lively scrap The latest order reads in part:
 Tt is ordered and notice is hereby given to all telephone companies oper- ating in the state: That all changes heretofore made or that may hereafter be made in the rates, tolls, rentals, charges, classification, rules, regula- uonS or contracts relating to or affect ing any rate, toll rental, charge, class ification or service, the result of which has been to advance or increase the charge or charges paid for telephone service in and between points in the state of Arizona. be and they are here by suspended, abrogated and annulled, and
 Tt is furthre ordered. That the legal rates and charges for telephone service within the state are hereby declared to be rates and charges as legally filed with the commission in compliance 1 with the orders Of this commission and the laws of this state.
 Tt is further ordered, That no officer, agent or employe of any telephone com pany operating within this state, shall
 put into effect any rates, tolls, rentals | charges, classifications, rules, regula-
 tions or contracts affecting the public
 service of such company, the result of
 which charge is to advance or increase
 the charge or charges paid for toll ser
 vice within the state of Arizona until
 and unless such change has been duly
 authorized as provided by the laws of the state of Arizona; and no such of ficer, agent or employe shall collect or
 receive money representing such in l crease"
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

SEALED BIDS will be received at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, until o'clock P. M. Saturday. May 17th, 1919, for COM PENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABIL- ITY INSURANCE, also AUTOMO- BILE PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE INSURANCE. according to specifications on file in the office of the City Clerk of said City.
 Acceptance of any proposal shall be conditioned upon the approval, by the City Attorney of the City of Phoenix, of the form of policy offered by the bidder.
 The right is hereby reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive any for malities in any proposal.
 V. 4. THOMPSON,
 City Manager May 2nd 1919