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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
CITY PLACED UNDER
MILITARY RULE BY
OFFICERS OF STATE
LSonllhued rom Frs, Page

me volunteer policemen yer, 40,
ca.iea out until this morning. with he
Result that throughout the night ;he
Exact figures OF the damars 1o Oh m 7'o5;',
{ not De had because of the absencc ~
Inc usual as o p;olice reports superintend.
monetary loss roughly at 5000 oo tue
:. scarcely d!strt:t in the CITY faj,ed
,his morning TO show evidences q,
4 iAwleSSneSS. ~
ed up TO stores whose Windows 30
. Eeen smashed and del!hera.,,v lh.S.d
" WIN loot. Numbe.less persons 49,
roooeo. Dice games to- varying s..E.s
Were boldly opened in tae streets and
on Boston Common, where p-otess .oa.I
gamblers found mea with ,nontv o.
man on the Common aad JUS, pac. 4,.4
gains G: $500 when he ass E1rc.As
IN the head ant h!s -o,! :eacr one
erine. OF revolving nature ue:s on.
nsitted Unprotected s6r..a 49,.
brutally attacked
payhEht b.ough: 4 o=ssa;.o. :. -.
tooioer attempts On 20 a.: 2:3;t-:,
Ply petty ihet:s II e-eA; numbers ~.
susieh Raul = ;-u-. co1;s..ag :-r-
n!ne cases G. saoes valued :. SO ~,
) mo property o: me McE-s.a So.
Sern pany. Was driven z-ay oy 800.
y Seo';ay sqas!e :--cs eas -...,.-
o. rs load q coa. - -s- -: ~.
ae::aS promptly 49, .t..ly -
fseauea: -, sTa's- = aal:- 1say
jo:He1 To nerves =. - 2.y;..
seemed . be o. c-Ss a.t &. ~ ~
take much 9-c"cca:.,- = y..-:
.Iae 1uaic!pa. COTS ts3 g. ....
business - which t+s. co-.1 attend
May persons ve-. E.rs- Se.;%.lsS D.
SIX mo.ths .o- !.o:..s o. tea-se .oo.
MAS :ounc uJ-oa ;.+.a.
sa,EA,y Instance jumped a--:ax
trAett covering ".ioc aac e.v.: CON-
motion Al! companies writing Guca
insurance reported aoao--,a! business
II was estimated D: underwriters ma.
burglary insurance *-.:ien .ccay rad
run wei into tens Q. :n...!oas Q. DOL.
lars
secret service men. who wa,cae4 ne
.lAllroad stations carefully ,o34y SAID
that crooks were .onias into me el;.
by every rain One o:..c4r sad M,
5ht recognized 4 criminal waom ne aa8
not seen ,or I'VE yeas ana ,n.. :
large number OF the crooks were old
]. timers.
!. Among the volunteer policemen o..
duty tonigh; were former Kear-Ad
rniral Francis T. Boules Bernard J
RothweI former pres!den, o: n.
S-hamber o! Commerce; Genera f!anc..
! Peabody. Connie" Felton, IN. ,oo,-
.balI star. and Dick" Ha-;e The base
HALL catcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
B0W-LEGGED NAM WANTED
BY POLICE FOR WlFE-MURDER
Chief Oners Howard for Arrest OF
Henry Gordon Whose Spouse
Recently Died.

Chief OF Police Sherry yesterday an
nounccd the offer Of reward OF so5
for Information leading to the arrest
oi negro named Henry Gordon. for
merly n chauffeur for several Richmond
OF feluniously assault:ns his wife
Fanhie Gordon. on August II. who later
oled as result of the wounds. The
negro escaped and his whereabouts are
unknown to the police.
The negro Ia desrrjhed nc holm,
t"chiy-onc years old. five feet, sin
inehes IN heigh, and weighing about
~ pounds. His skin is dark brown
ana he is Slightly boMleEged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

ACT ON STREET CAR FARES
Norfolk Council VIII Take Drastic
Action In Dealing With Trncren
interests.

Z. NORFOLK. VA sep, !o-under ne
rplAn proposed by She CouncI % Nor
folk. outlined today b. Counc .lman I
sWaIke TruXtun. drastic action XII! -,
Ttaken in dealing with the Virginia
Railway and Power Company. the
spIan provides for thorough nvcs.
saeation by an expert and the camel
slation of the scent fare recently al
lowed in the event the experts yepo-.
ssaaows a lack OF efficiency in manage.
snent here.
The Council agreed tentatively .a.t
might to allow the cne-'nan cars noH
I'm service % continue, hut refused
ito permit any addition 10 the NUMBER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
tRy Associated Pres. ]

BISMARCK y. u. Sept. lo.-P-esi-
cent Wilson told Bismarck audience
Ios.E ina; the ISSUE involved IN his
"a question OF wa- or peace"
There vas only one way in wh;,h
neace could be maintained. he said.
AID ;hat was by such \ concert Of
nations as VAS proposed in nc lcagu.
ui nations.
r-esideni wticoa spoke :or some
me on food problems He said:
Men IN dsspa!7 % not eo7s;ruc;
governments Men whose whole aTai-s
are so upset., whose whole systems o.,
Ev!nS are so diS.uTted tina: they can.
not SCI FOOD. tia; they canao: Sei cloth.
ns. that they canno, turn TO any au-
certain. ea7no; construct governments
n believe ;ha; with the exception
Q. ne United States. there $ no; \
country n ;he world ;ha; can i've
are no countries tina; I know o. ;ha;
ea7 live in tssi- ordinary Way with
oai importing manufactured goods and
9S~ materials; 7s~ materials OF many
Hiacs Take tina: great Kingdom. To-
example. 20 which have The creates.
aG7'i-a::o7-the great Kingdom 0.
i"iy. There A-e Erea; factories there,
oIi they have 10 Sc; a.. The raw ma
rom outside. There j. no coal in
Italy. no .uci. ;asy have 20 &c. ALI
;Ae!- Goa! :-o7; outside. and a, ;ha
;resea: mone7:- Because The world is
s7ea; cosi ae'ds .: Contra: Europe are
20: producing. EXCEPT 20 abou: 40 Pc:
cen; c: ;he:7 capacity.
Why Does America He&titate.
'Nos. while Ne douS; TIE res; O:
ne world - sayjas. why does America
shall aoS know wash Nay % so un-
,e-Ss she sadS; rre wan; me direction
{: Ne business genius We wan; me
suggestion c. ser experience, but she
i.es:iA;es; she does 10; know whe: he.
SIC do.s. ny fellow citizens some
aroas Us 60 10; snow vae;Ae! We
mas: 80 in o. no;
There IS no more tAase7 o nc
ersa: ;a.as ,Aaa ,at-e /. 9: our -s-
ve-sins a. iha presidents - ou- his
,o-y, forgetting 3. Ire blood INA; has
been s7,;. so :nucA prec!ous olood 20
.hs S;a;c Su; - re meantime. tae
delay Is tndanSe-.ng the wno.e world
sat OURS, o. course. along With the
-ts,. because We arc. :-oo' :he begin
mig n ny o7!a!on. :as::27,en;a!!y'
Al l imp0r; an; PEI; Q; ~ o 55sa,v.
:o-ca n il unless az vo;s That i
saali operate. vii! ;s.. YOU VIA:
Article y IS. think can -ePes; !;
almost verbatim, I"tt! A:;:'!e \
takes . respect ana preserve ;2e :cr
-.;o-ia. !nteC-i;y-;o pso;ec: aaG PIE
serve against external aEs-ess.oas. sao
sus:a;ns TIE po.t:ca. .adepsaceac o.
ne o;ae- 11eaionrs .. ;ae .ssSls 20
far. so sood.
Explains Second Sentence.
The second sentence provides thA:
in case OF necessity the council shall
take such steps IS are necessary %
carry cut the Obligations Of that con
ference. tina, is 10 say. what force i.
necessary there. Now. the council car
rot give that advice without vnan!-
nous vote l. caIt give the advice
WITHOUT the affirmative vote .. ;ho
tni;.l states urless the United States
i; q 9arty 20 the controversy - CUES
zion. L.: Us Sc what that means 10
yol think that lhr United states !
litely - saize sorrnorG: else ter-i
cory? 10 you ,Ni:.k tI.i me United
states is likely - disregard ne a.s;
sentence Q! the article Ana :! she =
not !.Etly - ssEj7 al aEE-e<sio. G.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
LOOKS FOR STATISTICAN
Chairman sayn No More Available In
nited >tntcs Except for
High Pay.

ia, T'A;st.c.sns are "sca.cei than
7e's :seth" &c the conclusion Of Or.
y -9cae- chairman o. the Viz
E!H.a !aaGsi!!.i Commission. who has
stsrcas: = van to- man VINO is
c't"is-tn. > I'll THIS p.osi.ioa .o- the
t7'H-7!ssio- Uati! the commission can
a7d s:a,..t!c!an R J. Hoag, chief
s,a;;s; clan .o- the Cni,td state. En-
o.yE ce- Comp: sion Commission
viii con; me- u d.rect ;his par: Of the
"c-. Q, tae commission IRON, Wagn-
!-E.o,
'!.n,r Q, accountants 1ho manned
,asr2te.Nss s,a:ist:ciens nave aoo!ted
,o' -. ioc ead D- TVck.- vest.-.
a." oyi J have about decided :hat
nee e.. 70 more s.a;!st!cians in the
COUNTY aao are available exc=p, a,
tIor c..z.- Eaa.!es''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
MExICO'S PUBLIC DEBT
AGGREGATE is S5OO,OOO,OO0
Cabrera. In Omciul Statement, Snys
Much of obligation Antedatcd
CarrnDHu's NcRimc.
lBy Associated prcssJ

WASHINGTON. September 10. =
Me%icos public debt is 100000. 900 in
stead OF the S2Gi. 7SG.042.63. as Official
~ proclaimed in paid advertisements
in American newspapers.
This new total is admitted in an
official statement from Luis Cabrera
Secretary OF the Treasury in President
CarranZis cabinet. received here to-.
day through official channels.
Cabrera in his statement asserted
that the entire $500 900 600 lis not 10
be Imputed to our political vicissitudcs
OF The last few years" but Is due to
troubles dating back before the Car
rama revolution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN
stafford Selects Men ia Meet King
George Representatives To Nomi-
nate House Candidate.
! Special TO The Tines. DisDltcbl

7
FREDERICK S3 re VA Sept 10
The Democrats of Stafford County in
mass meeting. .lccted the following
delegates TO meet with the delegation
of King George County In Frcdcricks-
burg on Saturday. September ~. to
nominate Democratic candidate for
the House OF Delegates from the leEis-
iai!Nc district composed Of Stafford
and kinI George Counties to succeed
Thomas l.. iiun;cr. of King George. in
mOcni. VINO is not 4 candidate for
reelection: George MonCurc. George
Herring: VIII; Pcyton. Norman Brown
e; y Thusiow. William Armstrong.
tlSNc Harding and William Sncllings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Hail Cas-. Delayed On. Dny.

z. DANVILLE Va. Sept. lO-The tr.al
tot Prohibition Inspector W. &. HAll,
.which was announced for this morn
ing was set for tomorrow morning,
moon a decision reached last night To.
day John w. Carter. Commemorative
+Httorney. advised Judge l.. walton
rerown that he could not conduct the
.1rosecution az he witness IN the
ease 1t Is understood that Mr.. Carter
Testimony will relate to message
(Which he sent to Mayor Wooding with
EceRard TO the seizure Of liquor which
lied the agent TO he charged with tres
SpAss and damage. Judge Brown then
s4ppointed Henry G.. Leigh TO prosecute
,fhe case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. j. r. Gill.

M-s. j r. Gill seventy-fve years
Old superintendent OF the Richmond
Male Orphan Asylum for the thirty
years previous 10 last July. when she
was forced TO resign owing 20 NJ
health. waA buried yesterday afternoon
in the Cunningham section at Holly
wood Cemetery. Funeral services were
conducted from the First Baptist
Church al O'Clock. Rev. Russell Cecil.
y. D. pastor OF the Second Presbyte-
rian Church. officiatin1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

WASH SGTpS. hHo,e-r,. .1-.y-.
arnnci spence, ~icr~ n. r<y.
the southern E.lwa
nome IN Tux.1, pag<
Gay, acch'o!n2 - r.sssr. ..l..e
mere t"d"y by t'ierd, ", s,,.,...
49, hHuVt o. ,cis-..s ne 80
Benning. ~ =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
y. &. Mann Ia Elected.

$ G.. Sept l0---E G.
Mann, Of ST Matthews. is elected 10
!. ShIl the vacancy ia Congress caused by
4 s1he resignation OF Congressman - r
wgIs~er, OF the Seventh South Carolina
Z rdtstrict. and r, ~. Stoii. OF KinEstree,
asfh'y elected to the Sixth district seat
= -nJade vacant by Congressman Rags.
Sss4N1e'e death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Mrr. Andrew Anronson.

Funeral services for Mrs. Andrew
Aaronson. sixty-one years old, who
died suddenly In Chicago from a para
lyt!c stroke. were conducted YESTERDAY
afternoon from the no-tuary chapc! at
the Hebrew Cemetery. where she Was
buried
Mrs. Aaronson had live1 in Chicago
sour years, and was formerly A rest
den; OF Richmond. Besides her hus-
band, she is survived by her mother
Mrs Regina Ullman; sister. Mrs
Meyer Greentrce. and Il brother, Sam
i Gilman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Richmond Nun We'd,

r ktDEI{ ICNSBCRG. VA, Semi IN
Albert \. Schwartz, OF Rirhm,,nJ ,n,,
MISS Hattie Kaufman. OF this civ
"a 9ghter OF the late Herman Kaufman
ana Mrs. Rosa kaufman. OF this city
were united in marriage here TO-DAY
IN the parlors OF the Princess Annr
hotei. KEY. DR.. +. y. Cal!sch. OF Rich
mond performing the ceremony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Cooke Chosen Chairman.

NoitFoLk, VA. Sept. iO.--iiobcrt r..
nookc was reelected chairman and w.
Taylor johnson secretary of the city
democratic executive committee in the
meeting OF that body held yesterday
afternoon in the rooms OF the Norfolk
Rcal ESTATE and Stock Exchange All
members Of the committee to represent
aShinston ward. which until then
was not represented on the committee:
Dr; j. A. Proctor. f. j. Davis. w L..
herKicE. j. r. Henley. John \. Butt and
DR.. Il. Edwin Baird
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Cook. Demand Nor. non

PENSACOLA Fla. Sep: 10
cooEs End ..st hands on fshine
tE,ccrfrE trading OF. OF PersacoIa
rae made demands for cent? q uo,nd
to- HEh caush, instead o. s3-i cents.
-Ft-E Hthing schoone. IN Pensacola Is
40" 'iet uq
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

Take GROVES TASTELESS Chill
TONIC which is simply IRON AMI
QCINlNE suspended in syrup SO
Plea SAINT Even Children Like IT. You
can soon feel its Strengthening, lny!g
Grating Effect. Price G0c.-Ad"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Parker Colyiu.

CHARLOTTESVILLE sent 10
Parker Colvin. aged sixty-eiEht, a lead
ing farmer of Orange County. died OF
hospi;al. and the body was sent this
morning 20 Orange, whe.e the funeral
and !nterment will take place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
10 Vote on Music HILL.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. l0.--A resolu-
ton for tn" purpose o. securing i'm.
mediate action OH the question OF
erecting Norfolk auditorium will be
offered tomorrow at the regular meet
ing of the Music Dealers Association
OF T!dewAtcr Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
um mer Dlnrrhocna

Summer Dlarrhoens
can ne controlled more quickly with
GROVES BABY BOWEL Mt;DICISE
and II Is absolutely harmless Just AS
effective for adults as for children
Price 30c-Adv -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-28
HER SACRIFICE NOT GREAT
Simple Explanation o. -Four. star Serv.
loo Flag That Woman Had %
Proudly Displayed.

One day woman reporter noticed,
IA the front window Of quaint little
cottage, q service nag proudly bearing
four stars.
"Ah," thought dc, ''here's real sac
5ince. I guess IN stop in apa let /
story"
She could get no response from Eer
persistent knocking, and 80 she vent
next door to see what information she
could collect in regard to the cottage
OF the four service stars. Upon ring.
Ing the neighbours belI she was CON
1ronted by rather stout, elderly wom-
an with merry twinkle in her eye.
Here" thought the young woman.
~ where I get the right side of the
story. Then aloud, she said:
am a newspaper reporter. Can
5ou tell me something about the peo-
Pc next door. No one seems to be at
home, and I noticed there were four
stars In their service flag. I wonder
who lives there, and if all the boys
10 the family have enlisted"
The woman smiled bit and replied,
THE lady's name is Miss Harlan.
Them stars Is not her sons, them's for
boarders. Los Angeles Times.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-28

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms by
week or month. 230 S. Main st.,
Phone 449 Black. tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-28

WANTED 100 tons Of hay baled. Ad-
dress Lock Box 252, Minot, N. D.
S-28-t2*
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05
A. r. SCHEU

423 Mayo bldg rhony Cedar III
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26

HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS fl WEST ADAMS ST. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE HOMES
 FOR SALE
For Sale-MisceIlaneous


 ONE quart goat milk for sale daily Also billy goat for service, registered milk strain Phone 2S29. dn FORDS, 220 E. WASH, PHONE IT'S Water and oil tanks. Bath tubs. toilets. wash bowls. Refugerators, large. small, medium. Electric fans, new, used, guaranteed. Electric lamps, motors, ranges, cookers.
 S225 Cash Register, SIS. Typewriters from s10 to $40. Sew machines from s10 to S30 Baby cribs or carts or bvggies. Hand power printing presses. instantaneous street camera or kodak Electric power wash machine. Car of trunks, grips. satchels. Tents; ore, cement, grain sacks. Jewelry, watches, clocks, postals. A fine bunch golf clubs. Water boilers, heaters and sprays. Spray coolers for electric fans. fan for country. self power. Ranges, stoves, gas, oil, gasoline. Rugs in quantities; all sizes. Beds, bedding, furniture. desks, etc. Remember Ford buys and sells every thing; appralses nothing only to buy. If I get the last bid good bye competi- tors.
 22o East Washington
 Phone 1776 dm
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
Northeast Home

5-ROOM brick, lot 75x245; abun- dance of fruit; shade, lawn and gar den: close to good school. Price s3,250 Easy terms.
 TOLLESON LAND S CATTLE CO
 10S N. Central Ave dnl
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
ALL NEW

' This 10 acres, close in, on North Park road; has new house, corrals and work buildings; new young fruit trees; has part in grain and part in alfalfa And it is for sale at 5000, with s2,000 first payment. You can have possession right away.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
Herbert S.PrinceCo
14 West Adams Street


 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 BARGAINS-BARG l60 A. deeded. big well, house. 20 A. ready, near station, best soil. $25.00 per acre. Easy terms. 160 A, miles SW. Florence. Only 5000 per acre.
 GAO A., west Picacho, s6 per acre. 320 A.. NV of Picacho, s15 per acre. LEASED LAND in so, 160, 320 and $40 acre tracts, near stations, fine land. These lands make money for you and also benefit the state.
 REIMBURSEMENT 320 A., SW of Florence, partly i'm proved 4 real bargain at si5 per acre. 160 A., east of Casa Grande, main road.
 40 A., ready, s15 per acre. 160 A. unimproved. close in, sS per acre.
 s. c. MILLER COMPANY 32 N. 1st Ave.,s Creighton Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26

CHOICE corner acre, close to Indian school and car line. Has a Broom cottage ready to move right in. This property has a pumping plant equipped with wind mill. electric motor, large storage tank. etc. and supplies water to neighbors, making monthly reve- nue of s20. You can keep a COW and raise chickens and also have an income direct from the property each month. Price s2500. $500 cash, balance month"; ly. Thomas Realty Co.,. 114 w. Adams.
 FOR SALE-By owner at Phoenix, Ariz., S22 South 5th Ave, three room house and all around screen porch, on a deep corner lot, shade trees in front. good location. Address F. Bustomante, 301 Truslow St. Fullerton, Calif 6-p
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
Casa Grande Valley

160 acre relinquishment, the finest of soil; only 40 feet to water This is in the best of locations; one of the best. well worth s2,500. This can be bought this much for 5000. I say this is a snap.
 160 acre relinquishment only six miles from Casa Grande. Fine sandy loam soil, one of the best, $750.
 160 acre relinquishment, 315 miles of Casa Grande. Got water right. Only 40 feet to water. This is one of the best: s1,500.
 160 acres, miles from Casa Grande. Fine sandy loam soil; only s2 per acre.
 We have relinquishments from $2 per acre up to S25 per acre. Any place and any price you want If we cannot suit you, nobody can and you will be hard to suit. We make another trip next Wednesday morning and you are well come to go and look this valley ova. If you are interested. we will be glad to tell you all about this valley and show you the balance. Our next trip is Wednesday morning at o'clock.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Ave.-Phone 170S
 Also Office in Casa Grande dm
 It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
For Sale-Houses
Revenue

A lot 75 by 200 on East Culver. Has two houses in the rear, owner lives in one and rents the other at s45 a mont'i. The choice part of this lot is still available for q house in front. Price s3S0O for quick sale
 STREET REALTY co. 510 W. Washington dIn
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
Moline Tractor

You have seen what they can do, at the tractor field, now buy this one. It is in Al shape, ready to do your work at once; no expensive garage work to put in shape. Jefferson Street Auc- tion House, First Ave. and Jefferson. Phone 3093.
 COL. JOE MASONER, Auctioneer.
 z l.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26

E. J. BENNETT AND COMPANY "The Oldest R. E. Agency in Phoenix
 16-1S N. Central Ave. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
RANCH
AUCTION

At Abbeloos Ranch, corner Park Road and Madison, opposite Madison school, Tuesday, May 27th, at 1:30 o'clock. Having sold my ranch, I will sell everything remaining. cows, l calf, 1 yearling heifer, 2 work horses, l rig, single harness, blows, disc, 1 har- row, 1 cultivator, stoves, oil heater, 7 tables. Lot milk cans. Refrigerator cots. Poultry, 400 laying hens, 400 chickens, March matching, Macfarlane strain, l Mann Green Bone Cutter. and other things on the ranch and to be brought in.
 Terms cash before removal of prop erty.
 Everybody come. Plenty of shade and ice water.
 E. r. Abbeloos, Owner
 B. W. Getsinger, Auctioneer
 Warwick Scott, clerk. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
Dwight B. Heard
10 Acres of Alfalfa

CENTRAL AND ADAMS d
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
For Sale-Autornobiles

AM leaving for California: must sell my 1918 Dodge touring car. Call 337O or call at apartment F. Westmin- c+er Ants Cn
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26

BIG AUCTION of furniture and clothing: everything of value sold to the highest bidder every Monday at 1 30 D. m. AT W. Jeffcrscn St All are welcome. List your goods. We also buy yerr goods for cash. Phone 4296. J. B. Guess, Auctioneer. If
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
! or Sale--HOuSes
Luther's Bargains

F1ne Groom brick, cement founda- uon, sleeping and front screened porches, hardwood floors. nicely built, new house. F acre ground, 50 young irult trees and grapes. fine garden and chicken yard, young and old shade, modern, all but gas; close to Central ana Indian school car; very desirable nome and the price is only $500 with ssOe cash and $40 monthly.-410.
 F1ne home on w Willetta, with two large lots s10,o0o with terms on part of it.-3T3.
 very beautiful home on E. Palm Lane, 212 acres finest of fruit and shade, roses and wines. s17,500. Terms to suit.-3S9.
 Very fine new residence on N. Sev- enth Ave, Groom brick and screen rooms. This is a fine location and a good buy; on paved street.-397.
 l acre. northeast of Indian school, new house, finely fenced and garden; barley and alfalfa. Only $500. Cash S4oo, S25 monthly.-20.
 Fine Groom cement block house on 9 line street, northeast; just out Of paving city taxes. This is a fine bar gain. Cannot build the house for this money. S3300. Cash $500 and $50 monthly.-I2l.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no N. Central. Phone 170S 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
Farms

15 acres, west, part in cot ton; good house and orcard. Immediate possession.
 15 acres, northwest; acres finest cotton in valley. Good home. Crop goes.
 20 acres of fine stuff, on Me Dowell road.
 40 acres, south; good house and well; 20 acres in fine al- falfa. Quick sale takes pres ent crop.
 40 acres, south; extra well improved. No finer alfalfa in the valley.
 Better see some of these. LAND & CATTLE co 1OS \. CENTRAL AVE. dnl
Arizona republican., 1919-05-26
For Sale-Automobiles

Equipped with self starter, shock absorbers and speedometer. This is an exceptional buy. Can handle you on good terms.
 GEO. H. REUBEN AUTO co.
 235 No. Central Ave. al