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distracted, she must show herself self-possessed, self-contained, capable of sober and effective action. She saved Europe by her act in arms; she must now save it by her act in peace. In saving Europe she will save herself, as she did upon the battlefields of the war.
 "The calmness and capacity with which she deals with and masters the problems of peace will be the final test and proof of her place among the peoples of the world.
 Europe Our Biggest Customer
 And if only in our interest, we must help the people overseas. Eu- rope is our biggest customer. We must keep her going or thousands of our shops and scores of our mines must close. There is no such thing as letting her go to ruin without our selves sharing in the disaster.
 '1n such circumstances passion must be discarded. Passion and a disregard for the rights of others have no place in the counsel of free people. We need light, not heat, with these solemn times of self-examina' tion and saving action.
 There must be no threats. Let there be only intelligent counsel and let the best reasons within, not the strongest brute force, control. The world has just destroyed the arbi- trary force of a military junta. II will live under no other. All that is arbitrary and coercive is in the dis n-I fD rN1O only prepare their own destruction We cannot hastily and overnight revolutiOnize all the processes of ouI economic life. We shall not attempt to do so These are days of deel excitement and of extravagant speech but with us these are things of the surface.
 Everyone who is in real touch with the masses of our great people knows that the old strong fibre and steady self control are still there firm against violence or any distem pered action that would throw theiI affairs into confusion, I am serenely confident that they will readily find themselves, no matter what the cir cumstances, and that they will ad QTSSS luonS6lfeS lO luo ldSh5 VI peace with the same devotion and the same stalwart preference for what i' right that they displayed to the ad miration of the. whole world in tho midst of war.
 App calls to American Sentiment And I enter another confident hope. I have spoken today chiefly of the results of regulation, and lega compulsion of prosecutions and thu sharp correction of selfish processes and these no doubt are necessary.
 But there are other forces tha We may count on besides those resi- dent in the department of justice. w have just fully awakened to what hai been going on, and to the influences many of them very selfish and sinis ! ter, that have been producing higl | prices and imposing an intolerabl burden on the mass of our people. IT. ! have brought ii all into the open vii accomplish the greater part of tn ! result we seek. I appeal with entir confidence to our producers, our mid
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-09
HOLD UP TREATY
 WITH COLUMBIA

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Aroused by a governmental decree nationaliz- ing the petroleum resources in Co- lumbia, the senate foreign relations committee decided today to withhold it's approval of the pending Columbian treaty until some definite assurance has been given for the protection of Americans interests in the southern republic.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-09
Sudenberg-George
 Bout Ends in Draw

FL PASO, Tex, Aug. S.-Johnny Sudenberg, middleweight champion, southern department, U. s. army, and Kid George of San Francisco. boxed 15 rounds to a draw at the Fort Bliss arena tonight. The contest was furi- ously fast fog middleweights. Sudden berg was the aggressor from the third round on.
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A $5.000.00 stock for you 10 select from for that printing job. Phone 39.
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Continued From Page One) and the second when the defendant was acting as guard at the ball park. Perry admitted that he saw Wager use no violence toward any Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
CANADA AND HER
STOCK COMPANY

summer season Of dramatic treats
is promised the thcatrc-goers q fthis city
when Canada and her company open
their engagement at tho. Court next
Monday evening.
Fresh from the greatest triumphs in
tho larger cities OF the middlc-west Can
ada Is coming hero To maintain her re-
putation as tho most gifted young ac-
tress on tho stock stage. Critics have
compared her very favnrably 10 that
famous Russian actress. Nine. NaZH1n-
va. claiming that Canada bears most
striking resemblance TO her both in an
pcarance and in dramatic qualities.
Canada is presenting series OF the
newest New York successes and has been
surrounded by company Of especially
capable performers. There is a splendid
minglIng Of tears and laughter in the OPP
enng play selected for this city. the
premier play being the sweetest drama
ever written. "Rebccca OF Sunnyhroon
Farm" There Will be matinees on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday al bargain
prices. The season scat sale opens
Thursday when you can have the same
scat reserved for each and cy"ry wn"k
Of the stock season. The: regular sale
opens Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
MANNINDN

The Charles Phillips Tool company
cavc all their men Il day m today ana
took tho entire force Ia the automoo''e
races 1T tnonI"wn. IA.
Albert Ferry arrived home from over
sea scrN ice last night. II" WAS a meh'oer
If the 18th regiment engineers. one o.
he first American ronllngcniS 10 go "
Franco following our entry into the war
He wears three gold stripes r"rr"Sent-
ing IS months for foreign srrv'c".
Mrs. W. 7. Smith has gone To f1t's-
burgh 10 join her husband. wh" Is
visitor from Trxas for a few days.
i Mrs. NJ. Brady has gone TO IeNaS ioF
visit with her husband. ~
Mrs. Gribbins Of Lii,ie,on IS flsitlns
al the home Of her mother MrS' MATT
Guild Of ClarkshurG stree.
DR.. ". l.. Mitchell has returned from
n business trip 10 ClarksbuIg.
Miss Mary ,Gaughan OF Fairmonl spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Dan Berry!
MIR. +. Ligget Of ParkersburG is visit
inr al Tho home Of his son in BrookSlde.
clarence Shriver IS a business visitor
in Wheeling today.
Mrs. Ida Shriv"r is patient al inc
Ohio Valley hospital.
MI and Mrs. l.. Rnrkley are visitors
! in Wheeling for III" week end.
Misses Margaret Hanlcy and Claricr
| Turner attended the panhilitic dance IN
| Morganiown Fridny evening.
Mrs, T. NJ. HauGh has returned from
a visit with her daughter in "ashins-
! ton, =. G.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Burr Brooks OF "ash-
inSton. H. G.. are tho guests OF tho FOR
mrrS mother al Hnmewood.
| Mr.. AdamSon is n business visitor IN
| Pittsburgh.
Rev. 4. y Parks is a business visitor
in Pittsburgh. He will visit his pa
! rents before he returns 10 his duties on
the Tennessee.
| Mrs. r. Rurkey is visiting at the home
Of her parents on Mnin street.
i Miss Evans is visiting her sister IN
| Wheeling.
| Mr.. Core is business visitor in
Cameron.
Mr.. A. Flick is spending few days
with his wife on Burt Hill.
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WERE ID HIS PHESCRRT1oH;

HrRr ID R1s PHEsCRRT1oH;
New York.-Doctor Conner, 1orine'''
of Johns Hopkins Hospital. says: a."
often asked II I know Of anything 10
ston the tobacco habit which cdn De
rryen secretly and I always recommend
formula which have frequently
prescribed with great success. here !,
IS: Go 10 any up-to- date drug store ane e
Eet fourteen Nicotol powders. Put one
powder twice a day in tea. conee. mn, nm
cruvinC FOR tobacco will disappear ano
the victim will believe he has stoppeo
its usc ~ his own accord. These pow
ders are colorlcss. odorless. a 5rs,. sor,
therefore cannot he detected. IneS S Ssn,
futr,y harmless and will astontsh Sthose
Who 1no'i try them. The use OF tobacco sa p:
he vitality. vim. vigcr and amol'.oH ol
he slave who is enthralled by us scou''
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McMechen Personals.


Chas. Weiss Of Wheeling. spent yes
to-day In this city on business.
Joseph Gat"wood is spending fe"
days in Chicago in the interest OF the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Clark kSchaffcr. OF this city. spent
Yesterday in Wheeling on business.
r G. Austin has purchased n now
Lexington touring car
Mrs. McC;uffie has returned 10 her
home at Newburg after brief visit here
with friends.
James 'Pastorius continues i'll at his
home on seventh street. with the fever,
Miss aMrtha Arnold. who has, been
confined AT her home for some time is
ahle to be out again.
Albert Ackcr. of Wheeling. spent yes
terday IN this city on business.
Robert Pastorius is confined al his
homo on seventh street seriously II.
Earl DauEhcrty. of Flushing, o.. IL
spending few days In this city with
his mother.
ourgh after brief visit here with his
Miss Pauline Jones has returned home
after brief visit with relatives in
Pittsburgh.
Miss Olive Hart who has been III at
her home for some time IL able 10 be
out again.
Miss Bernice Thomas. who has been
visiting friends here from Fairmont re-
turned to her home Yesterday,
RAYMOND cisy has returned TO his
home ut Detroit after spending few
DAYS in this city on business.
Ralph Parlctts. who has e"en calling
! ON friends in this city for several days
has returned to his homo at Pittsburgh.
John Elllins. OF Jacktown. spent yes
to-day in this city with relatives and
friends.
! Miss Bertha Browp who has been Ill.
for some time. is able to BE- out again.
! C1yde Irin, who has been visiting here
for several days has returned to his
! home AT ST. CYarsVille.
! Mrs. Peter Scltner has returned after
n brief visit with her mother at Brook
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Doctor Issues Warning
And Tells How To
Stop Tobacco Habit
Treatment Can Be Given Secretly

tive effects. It undcrmines the health
and leaves the victim an easy prey 10
general debility, throat and lung
troubles, nervousness. insomnia, heart
trouble, kidney trouble. headache,
tongue and lip cancer and even blind
ness. Physicians the world over oftcn
trace the start Of the above diseases
and many others to nicotine poisoning.
II you have friend or relative Tnom
Won would like 10 sec cured 1t il your
duty 10 help him get, rid Of the habit
without delay. Try the above formula
on him and you will be surprised at
the rapidly with which 1t does the
work. Remember. there are no bad
after-efrects.'
SOTE-Nicotol Powders are inexpen-
sive and arc sold under an lronclao
money-back guarantee in this city oy
ali up-to-datc druggists including JONI
Coleman and C. H. Griest d co.
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BETHESDA

The Baccalhurcate sermon was Dolly
cred at the Christian church on sunday
evening by the pastor Rev. Walker. OF
Bethany, W. Va. TO large apprecia''re
audience.
The commencement exercises Of Beth
esda High school will b" held at the 81
+. church on Friday evening. May Esd;
and q" Iw" "'f hoys ~ as foiI"ss: Mary F. B6I-
on. Marie Hcskctt. Isabel Price. Mary
Okcy. Faye Thrall. Nelli" GrcEE. Th"lma
Mcchcm. Ruth Jarrett. Chas Nelson,
Class Motto: Launched. but not anch-
The class address will h" delivered by
Mr.. Chas. l.. II: CartriEht. music FUR
nish"d by tn" Quaker CITY orchestra. =
Mr. Chas. Flood, Of South Main street.
recently from overseas service, were
quietly married AT ST. Clairsrillc last
Thursday They arc spending their
Services were held ov"r tho remains
Of Mrs. Mary Burns AT III" home OF MT
and Mrs. Alva Mccormick on sunday.
The deceased was about 81 years old and
had been suffering from complication
Of diseases for a long time. lntcrm"nt
was made al Ehnczcr.
Mr. A. F.. Perkins WAS business cal
Ter at Belmont on Saturday.
ment Of the birth Of little daughter.
Rita Elizabeth. to Nh and Mrs ChaS f..
Hoover. Of Akron. May II. 1919. Mrs.
Hoover was formerly Miss Gertrude F..
Moblcy. of ARrmStrony's Mills. and has
many relatives here who extend congrat-
ulations.
Rev. r. L. Maris and number Of
young folks attended the field meet at
ST. Clairsville on Saturday.
Mcssrs Glen Russell. Andy Kemp. Geo.
Price. Lutte Patterson and others attend
I'd the Wool Growers meeting at ST.
clairsv!llc on saturday.
Mrs. Emma Irwin and son. Of Glencoe.
visited friends here Friday.
Tho Sophomore class and friends en-
joyed a weinic roast south Of town one
evening last week.
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Receives Honorable Discharge.

S,.r.;'nnl pWlGhl MWrray Arrlvrd home
y. Si.rlny att" receiving his hunnrablc
Il c..LrS" rrunI Camp Sherman. He WIS
On of III" first lads Ia lrav" this city
hut states tia; h was very unfortunate
~ the armIStlc" WAS signed just as he
waS ready ~ sail.
Robert Tahur Il w"ll known young
man "i This city. arrived hum" yesterday
after receiving his, hUn"rabl" diScharg"
from Camp Meade He spent a number
Of mont hS overseas in active service. He
WAS N Il uumhtr Of battles but was very
fortunate as hc came through all un-
harmed. His many friends are glad 10
see him back homo again.
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won-Fata1 Injuries Quite Common.

Non-Fata1 injuries Quite Common.
In a booklet published by the Aetna
Life Insurance Co.. We find the follow
ing item: Available statistics prove
that last year in the United States H.
600. 900 people received non-fatal inju-
res.- This must include slight inju-
ries not sufficiently serious to require
The attention Of surgeon. People should
be prepared to treat injuries Of this
character themselves. for nose OF them
all that is needed is bottle Of Cham
berIains Iinfmcnt. II is excellent for
sprains and bruises, also to relieve rheu-
ruatic pains. For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
New Chemical
Kills Bedbugs P. D. 0.

The now golden colorcd chemical
Pcsky Devils. Quirtus p. D. @. can bc
had at any drug store. az arrangements
have been made whereby tho retailer
can got it from his wholesaler.
The new chemical =. n. O.. is very
powerful. 4 couple OF ounces can be
procured for few cents and you'll have
enough to kill million bed bugs n you
could get that many together ?. ID. Q.
does not rot or hurn tho springs or
clothing. II leaves a coating on their
eggs and prevents Matching.
p. y. Q. il properly used. lids the
house entirely Of IN" bed bugs. ants:
reaches and flcaS. Safe to. use TO rid
Your pot dog Of flcas.
A patent spout free in every narl,a &c
Of F, u. Q. enabling you to set the pesky
insects in the hnrdto-g"t at places.
Bacr's Pharmacy and G.. H. Griest & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Eadiea Ala Society.

Miss Ethrl Prcttyman VIII entertain
the members Of District No. Of the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the First NJ. f..
church this evening al her home on Mar
shall street The evening Will h" spent
ii, a social I!mn and all mcmhr"s arc
urged I" b" present. The serving "f a
delicious luncheon will conclude The af-
fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Centenary Movement.

The workers IN charge OF The Mctho'
dist Cenctnary Movement are now busy
conducting 4 canvass throughout this
city. INC reports sound very prosper
Gus as two-thirlS of the quota has al
ready been subscribed. This drive is
being conducted throughout tho United
States and when the figures are tntnled
ut tho close OF this drive il is hoped that
McNfcchcn will be 100 per cent generous.
The COMMITTEES i'll charge is one that will
do everything in their power TO put this
over the top.
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The young people of tho First Chris
lian church will hold 4 banquet this eve
ming in the parlors Of the church. Tho
committee in charge of the banquet ar"
making elaborate plans for il and mean
to do everything in their power TO make
the, affair Il success The church will
be decorated with the national colors
and flowers. All young people of the
church arc cordially invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
Entertained Friends.

Miss Francis IoungG entertained a
number of her intimate friends las, eye
ming at her homo on Caldwell street. The
chief diversions If III" evening were
music. games and dancing. At a late
hour he guests were served 10 Il deli
clCuS luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-20
COUNTY COURT
Deeds Piled.

,:rry Baker md husband 10 William
T. Sickle and wife, lots S5-S6-67 in Mo-
Fart Terrace $40.
Caroline Schrrbe TO Ira E. Smith, lots
49,. 1873 in Warwood, $40.
Licensed to Wed.
John l.. Wrinkle. "a. and Mabel L.
Snnub. -. both of Sardis. Ohio.
Fred ]. Strn"hmann, IS. and Ida S.
Strauh, IS, both of this city.
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Will Soil Flowers,

The Loyal W"mcu'S class Of The First
''hrISi ian church will havr an elaborate
display OF both cut flowers and p0lted
plans on sale for Decoration Day. The
S.I!c Will be carried on at The home of
Mrs Harry Mutrew on Garfield street.
TIL, proceeds OF the flowers will be used
for ;hn benefit Of the society.
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Nntgats Of Pythias.

The K. of 2. lodge No. l4t. Will meet
this evening in tho X. OF P. hall on Mar
shall street. The evening will BE- spent
tranSacting q number OF important husi.
ness matters and there will be several
candidates up for initiation. Tho meet
ing will be concluded by smoker.
Every member is urged to be present.
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ACTIVE IN ENFORCING
FEDERAL DRUG LAW

Renvenue agents have been busy in
this district in experimenting violators
Of the Harrison Narcotic Act and seven
indictments found at this term OF L. s.
district court. all OF which will be con-
tinued until the next term in October.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMFS--
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MenuOod RriefS.

Mrs HcruIan SprChi and son. Herman
Ir. have returned from fHlrIn"ni. whrr"
Ihnv were visiting tn" formers sister.
Miss Caroline Schultz left for her
home in Cannonsbur;:. after being tn"
mes, OF locnl CTt"ndS for the past
week.
Harry Smith. after visiting friends
md relatives nf McMcchcu street for
the past few days. has returned TO his
home in New MartinSNlllc.
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The Sh"" Hospital. Whccling's big
~ 81 and hes; shoe repair factory. l045
Main street.
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Awnings, Good Goods Only. Tel 663
Wheeling Tent D. Awning 90.
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sTne Messenger"

Today IL the dale SGT for tn" coming
of the "Mcsscngrr'' TN" 1919 high school
annual OF the Union high school. compiled
from material gathered by IN" seniors
and juniors In this annual there will
bc cuts Of all tho seniors and on" OF
Prof KNOTS
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The preparations for the banquet and
dance TO b. given in tho city armory on
Saturday evening. May 81 under I'll"
auspices Of the electrical workers of tn
Ohio valley. arc progressing nicely. Ar
rs.nScmcnts hav" hcrn made for N" fur
nishine Of DECORATIONS. Tho Premier
orchestra has been Engaged to play
throughout tho banquet and for tn"
dance following. A large attendance is
expected.
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BENW0OD
Union R4gh Commencement.

The commencement exercises Of the
1919 class OF the Union high school will
b. held Thursday evening May 80. in the
auditorium Of tn" Center Bcnwood
school DR.. Wallace b. Fleming. prcSi-
dent Of the West Virginia Wesleyan col
lego. will deliver the principal address
Of The evening.
On Sunday. May 25th. preceding IN"
graduation. tho haccalaureate sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Charles r..
Robinson of the First United Freshly
. terrain church "f Wheeling. 10 tho MEM
h.,rs Of thu class in the McMcchrn
school auditorium.
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PLATE GLASS IN AUTO CURTAINS
WALTZ B CO., 21l2 MAIN ST.
mylI-l
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
Some Real Ranch
 Bargains

Why think of paying s200 to $250 per acre for land when you can buy just as good at $100 to $150 per acre2
 No. 1-560 acre improved ranch in crops; well rented at good rents-only s100 per acre including water stock. Ranch only 215 miles from loading sta tion on railroad, near Brawley. Fine alfalfa, land; only $10.O00 cash, balance on five or ten year term contract at only per cent interest If purchased before Sept 30th, get this years rents. The rents will pay for the ranch.
 No. 2-227 acres one mile south of Wiest, three miles from Redwood loading station; eight-room house; all hogtight fenced and cross fenced into 4O-acre tracts; $5,000 worth of machin- cry, traction engines, farm tools, horses, etc; 225 shares water stock. Only s40,0 900 including machinery, every thing, only one fifth cash, balance four annual payments.
 No. 3-Improved 220 acres within two miles Calipatria; leased this year 25 per cent crop: 50 acres in alfalfa; t3b acres corn; 204 shares water stock; four-room house; TO acres fenced. Only s125.00 per acre, only one-third cash, balance on year mortgage, per cent.
 No Half section near railroad, four miles from Calipatria. Only $100 per acre.
 No 5-80 acres fine alfalfa land im- proved with house and fencing. Only s135 per acre, half cash, balance first mortgage
 There is no finer soil anywhere-no more productive land than Imperial Valley. Consult us for the real bar gains in improved ranches from s100 to s150 per acre in Imperial Valley
 CARL F SCHADER 1900 Ocean Front, at Pico Blvd,
 Santa Monica, Calf.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
Casa Grande Bargains

160 acres One mile from station; sS. per acre good land and within di-
 version water district 32O acres In low water lift; other s7. per acre half of section partly
 improved and valued
 at $s2,0oo. This is bar
 gain at ST.
 160 acres -Four miles from town; $50 per acre good irrigation we'll
 pump; engine pump
 house; domestic well, B.
 500 gallon tank; house,
 barn and garage; land
 partly under cultivation. 20oO An in one body 29 feet to acres water; fine land, partly fenced and cleared; excellent tract for small colony to buy. Price is very low.
 250 acres Near town and within $9. per acre diversion water project;
 gift at the price.  1so acres With complete irri- sTO. per acre gation plant; good
 house, barn, garage ;
 all fenced, very little
 clearing needed; put this
 in crop and it's worth
 $25,o00.
 NOTICE
 We make trip by auto every or 8 days If interested you are welcome to go with us, and without obligation to buy. We believe Casa Grande offers big opportunities for profit, and now is the time to buy. It can only be a short time when these lands will have the same value as Salt River Valley lands. We have large list of selected lands, in the low water lift and within diversion dam area, and will be pleased to have all interested to write or call for any information desired. BOBO AND SPINE Phone 3579 136 N. Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
NEW HOUSE 519 EAST MORELAND
A Good Investment

A 14-room apartment house. it is a
 pebble dash brick and beauty, its nicely located, close in. IF blocks of car line; almost new, nice shade and always full, s8,50O.O0, s5,0oO.00 cash. Keystone Realty Co.,, 15 N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
ONE ACRE

Abundance of fruit and shade, 4- room house, electric lights, running water; S210o, easy terms
 STREET REALTY co. 510 W. Washington Phone 1041
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
ABeautiful House For Sale or Trade
 For City Property

11a acres, six-room house, built-in features. sleeping porch sx30 ft. on rear, cellar, garage. COW barn. chicken house and run. roses, shade, best well soft water in Salt River valley, block west of Brill car line on Little Maricopa canal. Phone 3712. Terms if desired
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