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Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
AUCTION SALE

FRIDAY. FEB. 2STH 2i3 miles N. l.. Glendale. between Lateral 16 and r. on Northern Ave. on the E. A. Fowler ranch.
 Commencing at 10:30 Sharp I will sell at public auction the fol- lowing stock on above date.
 G. HEAD CATTLE 37 head of extra fine Holstein dairy cows; 1 Registered Holstein bull: : head yearling helfers; balance calves and yearlings.
 ABOVE STOCK ARE EXTRA GOOD We invite inspection before date of sale.
 FREE LUNCH AT NOON Terms Of Sale: All sums Of s100 and under. cash; over that amount a credit or six months will be given. pur- chaser giving approved 10 per cent note. Two per cent off for cash.
 W. F.. BALCOM, owner C. O. McMURTRY. Auctionecr
 l.. C. eALLAND. Clerk. office Monihon Building, Room
 Phone 1910 dp
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

FOR SALE-20 acres. 6 miles N. F.. modern Groom house. milk house. well of soft water and family orchard. Price s6oo0, s2500 cash. Phone owner. ERA
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
AUCTION SALE-BIG SALE

AUCTION SALE-BIG SALE
 Tuesday Feb. 25. at my residence, 1924 North Third street. Having sold my home. I will sell on above date to the highest bidder, all my furniture, consisting in part of beds with springs and mattresses, g dressers. 9 library tables. dining tables. one beautiful wicker; white enameled bed room suite, 6 rockers. good ones; Nor ris chair, big arm chair. leather cover: buffet, chiffonier. 15 dining chairs. 8 kitchen tables. the floor coverings, con- sisting of l5 rugs, 9x12 seamless Ak ministers. small rugs; 1 wood and coal range, good one; gas heaters. oil heaters, ladys writing desk, music cabinet. pictures. books, screen. large counter scales builders transit and level. Many other things not men toned. It is a big sale Remember the goods will be sold-Taylor never cries a sale where the goods need pro- tection--he sells 'em. If you want good stuff come to this sale.
 C. r.. BALDWIN. owner
 TAYLOR. The Auctioneer
 Phone 1917 dl
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Cheap hay derrick and cable. Inquire Frank Wood, 109 w. Jefferson. Phone 1906 dm
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

THESE PROPERTIES ARE ALL GOOD AND WILL BEAR INvES. TIGATION.
 20 acres in cotton, s240 per acre, s2.500 down.
 40 acres in cotton, $500 per acre, s2.OO0 down.
 40 acres in alfalfa. s4Oo per acre, 5000 down.
 so acres plowed and ready for crop: sZs5 per acre; s5,000 down 70 acres in alfalfa, s210 per acre: a.500 down..
 80 acres in alfalfa, 1850 Der acre $6,000 down.
 lso acres in alfalfa; s210 per acre: sll 900 down.
 See us for live ones in city and coun- try.
 RUGGLES & HASKELL,
 2l \. FIRST AVE. ak
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
so Acres
31 \. FIRST AVE.

Forty in barley and alfalfa. 10 for cotton. S265 per acre.
 $S,000 cash, balance S1,000 per year; in Scottsdale district.
 BOX 67-O REPUBLICAN, Ii
 FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix grow. Two acre tracts close in. alfalfa anG grain. s1.000: s1000 tract sl50 cash and s15 month. Five acres. 4-room house. garage. fine shade. alfalfa, bal . ley: s2650. $6J0 cash. balance like rent. Six-room house, two story garage; lot 6Sx125. NJ. H. Shelton 215 West Washington street. tr
 CHOICE 40 in alfalfa. Phone owner s755. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
For Sale-HouSes Modern Dwellings

@0MEM beautiful new brick S6NOW) rooms, ? screen rooms and bath, large front porch, concrete walks, high roof, hard wood floors, pressed brick fireplace buffet with bevel French mirror, handy kitchen, built-in- effects. awnings. @ MAM New brick; in Lyn- S4sNWu wood place. Five rooms two screen rooms. hall. large concrete porch with extension. three pairs French windows communi- eating with screen porches, front bed rooms and to side porch from dining room, making house very light and airy, fine built-in effects, good new garage, cement walks, $1,000 cash will handle.
 @RR AM New brick bungalow, SSMVOW) rooms and two screen rooms. hardwood floors in four rooms and hall, large attic floored for store room. beautiful buffet and other built-in features. pressed brick fireplace. 43 it. concrete porch on front and around east corner, with steps and walk connecting driveway cement driveway about 100 feet long cement walks all around. On paved street, and price includes all paving paid.
 LOCK. STOCK AND BARREL
 lModern brick dwelling, 6 rooms screen room, 10X14 cement basement built in desk and other features. beau tiful woodwork, solar heater, good ga rage, chick yard shade, bearing orch ard of thirty trees; lot 100x275, jus outside the city limits; price includes furniture and 35 chickens. Possession ten days. Half cash. Price s5,775.
 Let us show you our best bargains
 FraRklin ID. Lame
 " ADAMS ST. PHONE 12S4.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
POULTRY. ETC.

TOO HoCanized hens: sheep; Il tur- keys 12 lambs.
 HOGS ( brood sows. Household and kitchen furniture. Big free barbecucd veal lunch at noon. Everybody invited. Come early. The sale will commence at 10:30 sharp. Terms. i2 months bankable note. secured by note and mortgage, or per cent off for cash on all amounts over Sl0o.
 ROBERT ROSS. owner B. W. GETSINGER Auctioneer
 WARWICK SCOTT Clerk. al
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
HORSES. IMPLEMENTS

pair heavy mares, and years old. I pair heavy work horses; 2 now CTS. 1 rake 1 blow, wagons, one with heavy frame; 1 complete blacksmith outfit: 1 riding blow and many other tools; sets work harness.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
C. R. MIcMIuIIen
EXPERT LIVE STOCK

EXPERT LIVE STOCK
 AUCTIONEER
 Sales conducted in all parts of Ari- zona and adjoining states. Cash ad- vanced on sales: in a position to ham, de credit sales; give bank reference; satisfaction guaranteed. Office 3l1 N. Seventh ave, Phoenix, Ariz. Phone Gg6. SD
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

l have decided to sell at'auction the following stock: Y head of choice Hol- heavy milkers.
 Sixteen head horses: 6 head extra good work horses: one pair geldings four years old. one pair mares four years old: three 3-year-olds; two g. year olds: one yearling. one good jack; one thoroughbred jenny.
 Terms Of sale: All sums of s100 and under cash. over that amount a credit of six months will be given. purchases giving approved 10 per cent note, two per cent off for cash.
 P. T. HURLEY. owner
 C. 0. McMCRTRY. Auctioneer
 l.. G. GALLAND, Clerk office Monihan Bldg. Room j.
 Phone 1910 ak
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

ALMOST new, Hupmobile, for sale at a bargain. Must be seen to be ap- preciated. This car is a 1918, and in splendid condition. Rabbit Bros, 131 North Central Ave. ak
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
Franklin ID. Lame W. ADAMS ST. PHONE 1234.
FOR SALE

Modern S-room brick cottage, sleep ing porches, large lots improved, ga rage, barn and grainery. Proposed paved street. S3750. 5000 will handle. Easy terms.
 2021 w. Jeff St. Phone 292I, Owner.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

FOR SALE-s250 for five passenger Ford car. Am going to oregon and must sell. Can be seen at Worden Bros. garage, IS South Third Ave It's a snap. ak
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

HORSES AND pOULTRY-One span Of mares, HOO Co 1900 lbs: I gray horse, years old; 9 Swear old fillies weight 1900 lbs. each; l bay mare: horse: ten dozen choice Leghorn hens: c ducks.
 FARMING MACHINERY -- i new Thomas Crown mower. Osborne mower. hay rakcs hay derrick with fork and cable; new Avery cotton planter: Avery disc culti- Nator 1 good li-inch sulky blow: I Georgia stock. drag harrow. spring tooth harrow. | drag: slip scrapcrs. Fresno. l cultivator: border V l single harness; 1 heavy double harness. 1 wagon and hay rack; DeI.aVal separator: Molotte separator. 70 milk cans; saddles: x cords splt cottonwood; crosscut saw; alfalfa hand seeder. lot sman farm tools: carpenter tools. house. hold goods. etc.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

BIG FREE LUNCH AT NOON EVERYBODY INVITED Come early, the sale will commence at
 l0.S0 sharp TERMS Six months bankable note. secured by morteago. or per cent otf for ar cash. on amounts over slo0 under that af.cunt, cash. GEORGE RIVERS. owner. WARWICK SCOTE, Clerk. B. W. GETSINGER. Nuctioneer.
 dn
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
Free Lunch at Noon
 For Everybody

Terms of sale: All sums of sl00 and under cash. over that amount credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving approved TO per cent note. Two pcr cent off for cash.
 RUFF & BARTOr. owners C. O. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 L. c. GALLAND. Clerk
 office Monihan Bldg, Room .
 Phone 1910 dm
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
CATTLE

20 selected Jersey and Holstein cows, all freh. l 3-year-old Holstein bull; 8 2year-old steers; 4 2-year -old heiters, 6 ycarling heifers. yearling steers TO calves, 1 Sharples separator, geared tO power.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
For Sale-Real Estate

~"-~-s---~--~---->~S--~- ->>>---->>>~-~~>~>~--~~ 400-ACRE relinquishment, Casa Grande valley: will sell all or part at s15 per acre; would take some stock in trade. w. L. D., 20. box 726. Pres colt AriZ Sd
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
(Lu&lher lBargaias

If you arc looking for a home, why pass this up? You only find a chance like this once in life time. when you pass this up you have passed your last chance to get a home for nothing. What are you waiting for? don't you know that men with brains and money are grabing this every day, why do you sit back and say I will wait and sec. you will only wait too long. why don't you do as others are doing? get in while you can, for it is only a short time till you cant. Shake yourself. pinch yourself. wake up. for once in your life, it costs you nothing to sec this; you got the time; you got the money; treat yourself right once in your life; get you a home; we go to Casa Grande again Tuesday morning Call tomorrow and make arrangements 10 go.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 no North Central Ave. Phone 17os
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

s2000 BUYS so acres regular water: price Sl0,000, balance per cent interest. B acres in wheat; 40 fine cotton land.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN
 l24 North First Avenue tf CASA GRANDE VALLEY LAND WITH CLEAR TITLE 160 acres near Toltec. best soil, partly improved. s3.200; s750 cash. i60 acres near Cotton City s2.400. $40 near Toltec. at Sl5 per acre. 240 near Casa Grande, with pump plant at s45 per acre; s4000 cash. \ $ $ IG N NJ F. ITS RELINQUISHMENT
 S20 acres three miles out. partly improved, % feet to water: it's fine S2I5t 960 acres for the whole family at t3.' S20 acres. 2s feet to water SS2O0. l60 acres near Toltec, sanity loam. $500. 320 acres with big drilled well it is very fine; close in and bargain.
 $. C. MILLER COMPANY. g North First Ave--Creighton Bldg.
 up
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
Big Auc&iom Sale

AT RIVERS RANCH 2'@ miles west on Christy Road. or half mile west of Isaac School THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27. AT 10: 90 Having sold my ranch. I will sell all
 stock, tools. etc., as follows. CATTLk-l2 good Holstein cows, 8 springing heifers, . good Durham cows. 1 high grade Holstein bull. calves.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
Auctions
Raneh Awcfion
Ar RnRERT ROss RANCH

AT ROBERT ROSS RANCH
 One mile east and 2i2 miles north and h mile east of Peoria. on old C. R Berry place. as mile northeast Of Greenfield school on Lateral 20.
 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, AT 10:S0 Win sell on 12 months bankable note. give per cent discount for cash.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

PIANO for sale cheap. Call phone 1232 before Il a. m. or after 4 p. m. Monday ak
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

TRADE for auto, 1000 shares United Arizona Mining stock, 5000 shares White Mountain Silver stock; present market value of both S675. Inquire 1106 MOntezuma Ave.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
Auctions
AUCTION SALE
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 24

one mile south. one mile west or state capitol. one- half mile south Of Murphy school house.
 COMMENCING AT 100 SHARP
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24

Dwight B. Heard

CENTRAL AND ADAMS
 PHONE 1881 If
Arizona republican., 1919-02-24
WE HAVE FOR SALE TECISEDV TOTPTNC

ELECTRIC AUTO SERVICE , FIRST ST. AND ADAMS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
"No MEAT SHOP gHIITdS
HCTSILEE ADJ E4fs-lrfsFS~

What ts the most advertise HE viz
tire 8 butcher shop can h4vc9 quality
OF meat? Courtesy? Prompt service ?
Loca ton Number OF years N bust
o'Hs az certain s5an17
The Qua4itys shop Of Mobile di#-
carried AL of these as being tno
ohVloas, too hackneYed-
Fer one day an exacfing lady
%'52'sf sosaafsy s.&tRa into taatt ahap aua ~
sreakfnE TO the .pronrIeto~. she drop
ped this remark.
TINS Ia the one meat saop IN
Mobile thai doesn't small like one
II always d3ssusts me ana Is repug-
naDt when ! enter = meat store The
odor ut tire meats affects most PEG
pie that WAY. I lr2a4s1-254,.> Is. :. f,tlr
place sserns TO have found the so!u-
ton Of the problem
The Quality shop saw 01erchan-
a4slns value in that hunt staten aDt
Ever alnee Il has carried the trade
marx Ane. in quotes, ~ the top u
all - advertising in peu spapcrs ard
other mediums, The Meat shop
That Doesn't Sgneu Like One "'
Tho phrase rs aow the tails OF the
town
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
RANK SENDS ~fsIIJEaS'
I'(l2sEk4Sg rEPDSEEORS

Russetl Richardson, Advertising
manager OF the Sacramento bank
and the Fort SUrtor National bank.
of Sacraniento behaves in wtde-
awake, progressive bank advertising
ana rs proving that It pays
One of his advertising stunts that
makes regular dapositor& OF those
that used TO save CONGO in a while,
Or xhat would plan To save next
morth." was 10 get then, by adver-
yiaina both m newspapers and
through the rnaIls, to sign a card
agreeing 10 deposit a. Ger tain spacid-
sd sum each month. Monthly state
naents and bffis were rendered ia
N a4o who were behind IN their ''hiIE'
and teros!torG grew TO feel chat
gAeax saving btra afould ho paid as
promptly AZ their grocery Or naat
bfta
Believing mat helntns peopls To
Eaqe would ra53l,t IN n~w sscoQats,
folder waa diAtrfpGtrd which de-
scEiAoa an efficient and shesrle
method Of keeping personal and
household accounts and records The
folder was ygidsiy ad serttsed ard re-
suited in q nurn ber OF new accounts.
A feature OF the Fort Suttsr bank
advertising was that It advertised,
rcd the banks business bat its ems
lonsfs sacee@a ons guar ter page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
A ADVERTISING SCHOOL,
GISpITEk.> IN \ \ INV WAY

I.ankburgh &, BRO. liz Washington
~ g .,a,+ad IN ar eot,,athfre~ nm
- -. -.
uSaal tnas year 10 i'$A-ni4sssr NOME e1's
fact that they had laid in very
large supply of clothing suitable
for school children 1t WASH t 80
much matter of ustng large space,
for THAI fs a La nSburgh policy. the
difficulty lay in making the an
noonccneant striking aud distinctive
The solution finally hit upon was
the use OF slate, covering five
ful newspaper columns ANA CON
tanning crude}y drawn cntS iEip2ua~
tive Of childish writing which de-
=crlhe3 The goods. Little Susan 3
sIAts aE 5&ho9l Needs @aS tnf
headline winch appeared across tne
top oi that's unuSus1 adTssr Use iIfeTsF-
followed ny such display LINES -
MY brother Looks BEST IN / anu h.
Clothes On w bat Pretty SehI'pl
AafA School Needs Eor Grts ana
the IKE a prize contest ofrerfng
$40 Tor the ntast re PROD @t.en of any
Of tire ei'7A~ff'fsse ~ Gfse T'asgs.- Ft'sff~
p}esea the A3vef'tfSf sfnt@0&--on which
the G@zfp plate Of Tho ffen MAS the
only Line at type
In reply Tn me QUESTION. III
soe al advertisement pr1n9 hn~l~
lnG manager Of Ls4nSeure'h s replied
I'm sure II viii, In Fac2r IT. hac
already proc uCf@ extremely fAtiA~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
TIME TO GET ACTION ON EXPORT TRADE,

1F@441ii'A4''AH '7''''@.s7 rs s7T 10
s4en Trade o. tie llHtfa4 $ Eatea fsr
the ut5u7h of 9ePlamae9 taA 10 fe,
veal 4 continuation ~ ne upward
movement IL the eSIsost Trade Wi
messed in Aug -aat As matter Il
fact Exports actually teesiAed very
nearly r. tne los Iuiy total whAch
c@used 30 much comment ny virtue
OF lis striking decttne from tbs
month Of Jane In octer w,1r4s W
spite q the r>a&aaEr Of time WITH
H. contributions sn th4 way of fur
tier recovery from rhe ss-ar and De
rcAsss si,*ties Of fne@r trade among
tbs nations Of tire world. exports
from tts United States or tAe whore
ss4,~ q dec1&aisag tendency
There ts nothing eftlsar u9expcct-
~a or surprising Tn this turn of
e~cate4 II has been obvious enough
sssr tu=saxscs., tha4 the snormogr~
quantities 81 food shipments to En-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
SPEED THE BAPTIST
75 MILLION DRIVE


Aa@tt Tour hundred rna'i. preach
ers Ind others Interested IN the
BAPTIST 'Seventf-f*e ALh0n "a
raiEn." n the-et last ntsht IN the
EIreS' afT9ry 80 attend i banquet
ana a-5a listen - talks en- me pro-
gross If the campaign. The two
speakers were = y Anderson.
prominent merchant and church
man. Of Knoxville. Tenn, and "
McGIoth!in. president of the Fer
man university IN South Carolina
Mr. Anderson rave most inter
e$ttnE speech. N which he outlined
some rlans for the conduct of the
campaign. and also told OF some OF
mis- experiences IN connection with
I how some hard sheAed" hre'h-
rem. who di3 not take stock in the
plan at frs had hten converted 70
tht right way = thinkIa@ he aid
stress IN the r7Fo words vision" and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07

sooner become able 40 pay oaeR its
1sbEs u mss country.
fB whichever Way The export rat
gattaa may be viewed. howerer.
aaa 4u3ae regardless Of what cred
rs may ba granted, the ou1xtand-
volumes the products ot American
exporter Cannot expeet that Europe
viii continue to need m war TIM
volumes ha products ri American
factories and the fruits of Auaesfca1
sol Already II Is 10 ne noted thar
England TN spite Of tabo~ troubles
ss greatly Increasing its exports of
manufactured goods and tn import
tng Large quantities of raw xnatarrsls
which are IN Ne made mp 1rrso man
ula1tuT9d goods. The export tn
crease go far has not been tn tpe
United States. ss might have beea
expected In view of the fact that
hanGe ruAEs@ II very proftabse
for sa]ch 5ales r. b.. roe.ie. Osa the
contrary frl'h,h exports nave been
IL lssss ~ aa, afes-r ,>s~. s..sgsse thar
.he Tinted States sdu. fhta Is
tendency not by any r,.aus with
aut ita inp<srTanf s1xri1fc=anae. II
rrtzssts2 Ztaaz tszrnne ~ kta-A F4ss.rAt~an
exporter believes hs1nes,sf 70 have
grown during tle past row yenrH,
&ueccsS1uI ronaE-et2slon against h49za
be- already uuapr way II m aaxsq
taat farop~, }ot by Gsros3 Britain.
Us nrce again i'm tl,e race for ows4r-
-A> tl-5da
tee@nt.y the c4y wrs tn- rrntet--
dor against P,woRe'v posi- -be,flurr
rrad~ }rraSsou 81 The A usssraca.n
market 4no the 6arnpiuE Of apor-
raaas quantities. of zeodE at prices
rainogs 10 American Industrial in
teft@ts friday tfpa E.esadplurra has
s@uur far the ether vaay. The
feeding ~ 1osv ttsst fsurape hg uvat,s.-
T." even help itself, not SO speak ct
any ahtiiS whatever tn Success.
fury ~cFprrS@Sc with this country >,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
RABBITS.
RABBITS.
Ea hhit season opens vovernb

Rabbit season opens wovern y 81
!. Let us have all you can az we
hare orders for all we can get
Top calves. 30c: eggs SIC: good
butter, Csc and Sec; live turkeys
3sc and zoe: chickens and hens
dull and lower.
We can san your goods to your
advantage.
Send US your orders for c.abba wa.
pota Toes. onions, bananas, apples
oranges. grapefruit, lemons, celery,
ctr. Write Ms for prices
HAzEIGROVE. & CO.
12iO IL. Cary. Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07

Director NJ Puhrc Welfare r 6
Levy has perfected ARA nretnents
under which The city employment
bureau and that Of the federal gov
eminent. closed recently for the lack
Of funds, will be consolidated.
Though the work VII continue
under direction of the city. the gov
eminent Will contribute TO It's SUP
mort IN return for reports and other
aerVfce which the bureau Is to ran
der, The Office equipment 81 the
f"dera1 government also will he
rlrsei over to he CITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07

BFfIu4AED HEADS SrRYEE
tscn. Robert Lee
Buitafd has taken command Of the
OF The East, with head
d1arters at Governors isinnd. y. Y,
and has assumed personal ciaarge
OF the troop nos@mcnt covering the
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Mary
iaRd coal Aeidh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-07
EDITED EY MANSFIELD r. HOUSE, G,.,s~.=

this when
saleapeopte and business II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-04
MUT|LATED BODY
OF AMERICAN IS
FOUND IN MEXICO.
Report Of Killing, Sunday, Of
Miguel Otto Confirmed by
Discovery Of Corpse With
Bullet Through Head.

Nogales, Ariz., June 3.-Tte report
Of the killing, Sunday, of Miguel
Otto, an American, by Yaquis, near
La Colorado, Sonora, was confirmed
today when Otto's body was found
stripped of clothing, mutilated and
with bullet hole through the head.
Otto had been making his home
with a Mexican family at La Colo
rada. His body was discovered a
short distance from their camp.
which he had left on a hunting trip
Acting under istructions from
Washington, Col. Earl Carnahan.
commanding the military subdistrict
CT Nogales, accompanied by Collec-
tor of Customs Charles T. Hardy
and former Mayor Writ G. Bowman
of Nogales, crossed the internation-
al border yesterday and obtained the
permission of Presidente Cardenas
of Nogales, Sonora, for officers of
the United States army in uniform
10 enter Nogales, Sonora. This Of
ficial announcement was made here
today.
The presidente gave the American
officials a warm welcome and i'm
mediately granted their request. The
visitors also were received by Cen
eral Alvaro Obregon and Collector
of Customs Diaz of Sonora, both
of whom announced they were
please to see the United States re-
newing its effort to promote friend
ly relations with Mexico.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-04
VANDERBILT RESIGNS TO
ENGAGE IN USEFUL WORK

New York, June 3.-Frank A Ven
derlip, for ten years president of the
National City Bank, one of the coun-
try's greatest financial institutions,
resigned today, according to his own
statement, to take vacation and to
do useful work"
"All | can say is that | have re-
signed" Mr.. Vanderlip replied. to
cuestioners. Il am going to get &C
Cuainted with my children and take
long vacation without any date at
:he end of it and am going to do
useful things. | intend. neverthe-
less, never again to put myself under
such an executive load as that at the
National City Bank"
The retiring financier said he
would spend month or six weeks
in speaking tour after which he
would take his children west for
a good vacation"
Mr.. Vanderlip said he was leaving
the bank with 1.-The warmest friendly
feelings" prevailing between the
directorate and himself
Mr.. Vanderlip became president
of the National City Bank in 1901.
He assumed the presidency of the
institution eight years later.
Mr.. Vahderlip is a director and
trustee of numerous financial, indus
trial and civic organizations and the
author of several volumes on finance
and economics. He is 81 years old.