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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
ARREST
TWO j. S. OFFICERS
AND FLOG ONE
Commander Of American Forces
Demands Apology From Gen.
Rozanoff for Treatment Of Men
In Uniform on Official Business.

NLADlNOSTcR. tF'tidayl Sept 10
Major General william 5. Graves,
commander OF American forces IN
siberia has demanded an apology
from General Rozanom. In command
of Russian troops In Priamur province
for the arrest OF Captain l. y .;ohns.
Of the twenty seventh rceiment and
captain ]. SperiinE OF the thirty first.
and the flogEing Of the latter 'by eos
sacks commanded hy General Kali
mikon The Incident. which occurred
September g. IL considered one OF the
most serious since the allies landed
In Siberia.
The two Americans. In uniform and
on official business went 60 Imam. a
town i7e miles north Of this city.
passports being unnecessary by agree
ment between the allies. While they
were az hotel there. a detachment
Of cossacks entered and arrested the
Americans, claiming they were not
provided with Identification papers
Captain Johns managed to escape and
went to Spaaske, where he reported
10 the American ofiicer IN command.
A detachment of ib0 Americans from
the twenty seventh regiment at once
entrained and went 30 Imam to erect
Sperlings release
The found General Kaimikofls mcn
entrenched near the station and were
prepared 10 use force against them
when a Japanese major interceded
Tor the cossacks. stating. II IN alleged,
that In the event Of hostilities between
the Americans and cossaks. the lap
anesc troops at Imam would side with
the latter. lie az lasi told the Ameri-
cans that Sperling had been taken tn
KhaboroVsk. whore General Kalmik-
on has his headquarters A telegraphic
cemnnd Tor SpcrlinE wns sent 20
Khahorovsk and reply was received
that he would be- released az once.
The Americans then returned tn
sipussko. taking their hostages with
them.
Investigation OF the incider. shows
Il is said that Sperling was flogged
General kalmikon. who II considered
hy Americans here as a siberian
Viiln," has. with his band. been q
constant source of trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
d FlUME


Fit'ME. tSundnyl sept. aS.-Ga.
briele p'Annunzin. the poet leader ~
the Italian forces In Fiume received
the correspondent of the Associated
Press this afternoon and gave 10 him
statement expressing his unaiter-
able determination io hold Fiume un-
~ Il n annexed to Italy.
we are glad 10 see you In Fiume. q"
he told the American correspondent.
We are here 20 stay until we arc
through with our task of havine
Fiume-anncXed to Italy We will nOt
leave under any consideration until
our object Is accomplished.
You see the enthusiasm OF the
people of Fiumc 90 be annexed You
see hat the people Of Fiume are itai-
Ian cur motto rcianius t0any ~
since the beginning of this enterpr. ie
- Fiume or death
We are willing 90 sacrifice an IN
our effort To gain what We believe 20
be just and right"
D'Anuun2io appeared tired The last
few days have Imposed the seyercst
strain upon him Tie has been rising
A. sac In the morning to commence
the work ~ answering letters ami
drafting prociamations. This has
been his task In addition to attending
TO san work In connection with the
ANNNhf ~ ~. A.AN N'sANANN NAANNA AAAN hfNNA
mHud.
Al the Interview D'Annunzio wore
the uniform of lieutenant colonel
with nv" gpws 81 ribbons including
those of sixteen medals Tor vnlor The
stan uf thc poet consists mainly OF
younr men There are no officers ~
Fiumc above the rank of ucuicnaui
colonel our Of nineteen officers on
the,stafl of D'Auuunxio seven won the
italian gold medui Tor valor of which
only - were bestowed during the
war.
Demonstrations occur virtually
every evening in Fiume. Sometimes
it is the Alpine moViainecrH. somc-
times the Ardiu ar licrsaEiierl whn
get up parade and march through
iuwu singing and cheering the DAN
nunzio colors. The b'Annunzio troops
are quIrtcrct in the schools ~ the
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
INCREASED PAY
FOR MINISTER'S?
Episcopal Bisirops To Di-cus,s salaries
ht Conference.

DETROIT. Scpt 30. increased s1l-
arir- for the Episcopal rlefry ani
missionary workers was to come hr-
fore the counc.l of domestic mission
AIRY bishops which opened mere today.
The meeting ls preliminary go the
iricnnlil general council of the ufoi-
eHtaut Episcopal church " the Unlicd
States which begins next week.
"At present" said Bishop Herman
Page Of spokane Washing ton. "sai-
aries are so low that ID ir becoming
difficult Go obtain AN adequate supply
Uf men for these hrlns. salaries n
Episcopal clergymcu have not been
raised for three years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
SPECIAL GRAND JURY TO
PROBE OMAHA RACE RIOTS

The condition o. Mayor Ed. y.
Smith. Injured when the rioters at-
tempted to lynch him. continued 10
improve today ~ a local hospital
". J, Hykcli. shot during the carry
hours Of the riot Sunday. while trav-
cling through a crowd OF persons as
-embied In the heart OF the business
district, died To-Day II HE iaJuriea. lilo
others being WIN brown, negro. VINO
was NSched by the rioters. and Louis
Young. who was shot by police while
lr'ing 10 gain entrance into the courr
house.
hykell, In company with ais wife.
was driving In an automoblie at thu
time OF the sho0ilng. which occurred
while the mob was beating negro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
COURT WARNS OF
STRIKE LEADER


THlI.AnEIIllIA. ID. Nort- 10

FHllAhELIlliA. IA. SEPT So
William Zabuion Foster. leader of the
striking steel workers. was bitterly
denounced ns "a dangerous domestic
enemy" boy Judge Joseph burlington,
Of the United states circuit court OF
appeals today.
Judge huntington. with Circuit
JudEe Morris. ot Wilmington. pcl.
presided over session OF the natural
ization court today and he warned the
prospective citisons to beware of such
dangerous arituturs AS Foster
- have hocn 1li through tho steel
and other Industrial establishments u
the western part OF The state said
judge huntington, pnd have found
the foreign aorn element well paid
contcuted and happy. but there Is in
my town I'ittFhurgl now. man.
William Ichulun Foster. who b. going
umonp the foreign population each
ing terrible doctrines Of anarchy In
his hook. things that 20 tn the de-
strurtion of the American govern
mcnt
THE most dangerous man ! know
Of II the parlor Bolshcyit who doesn't
work and who doesn't Know anything
about working people. but who
breaches discord ana creates unrest
and causes unhappinesf In familie,
hv his preaching OF un-American doe
trlnes.
Foster Is the type Of man who Il
Causing AN this unres, amongst IN,
foreign born. not only OF this state
hut of the country. I have known ih'
habits and the desires OF 'he f0reigT
born OF this state too long TO DE de-
udcd to the belief that they are re-.
sponsible for the present unrest The
danger 10 American institutions is no
In the foreign born; Il is In the native
born"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
Chicago White sox Arrive in Gin
cinnati for Opening Contest of
the Series Tomorrow-City in
Gala Appearance.
BOTH TEAMS TO WORK
OUT THIS AFTERNOON
Heinie croh Only Player Who Is
Not in First Glass Condition for
Games-Tickets Of Admission
Are IN Great Demand.
HERALD TO PE FIRST
WITH COMPLETE STORY
OF uASTR All. GAMES

The worlds baseball series Will
start In Cincinnati tom orrow az
o'clock eastern tlmel or clock
western time 20 that the result Of
the game will be received In time
FOR the Evening Herald to publish
complete account Of the contest.
buy an Evening Herald tomorrow
evening and every evening during
the series OF seven games Tor "a
complete Associated Press story Of
the game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
THIRD NEGRO DIES
BYLYNCH LAW
hand of White Men KIM nlarL IN n
Hospital.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sent. 30. -
John Temple. negro. who last night
shot and fatally wounded Policeman
John Barhnre ana who wna wounded
by tho officer. was shot to death in a
hospital early today by small hand
OF white men. he was the third
negro to die by lynch law within n
period of e hours. two others having
heon shot 10 death by mob five
miles from the city yesterday. An
other negro who wns with Temple
when Hnrbnre wns shot. was being
sought bv posse and u was believed
his capture would result In mora mob
violence.
There was no connection between
the lynching Of the first two and the
killing OF Temple. The first named
two. chnrged with crimes agulnai
white women. were taken from three
deputy shcrins hy mob Of about 20
men five miles from the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
GEitMNN EAGIE SHEDS
ms GROWN AND COLLAR

BERLIN. Sept g0.--Germany
has now rscutchcpn. from which
the Hohcnzollern arms have been
elii9lnatvd. n consists Of "a black
one headed cag.e ON Il golden yell
low field.
The new eagle which has shed
its orstwhiiu imperial crown and
collar. b. not rampant bird aud
would look srdute enough on ita
sitting posture hut for the color Of
lts beak. tongue ard taioue, which
are red
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30

NEW YORK, Sept 3O-At the Of
ficcs OF the bethlehem Steel company,
statement WIS issued today saying
the strike situation showed improve
ment over that Of yesterday.
Eihert ~ Gary chairman OF the
hoard OF directors Of the United
States Steel corporation. LETT today
for Washington whore he will appear
tomorrow before the senate labor
committee when It resumes It's IN
NestiEation OF the strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
FOUR BAKING
FIRMS FINED
Ohio CoAWrtns Pirnd GUILTY Cmlcr
Anti- TRUST Nct.

COLUMBUS o., Sept so Four
large columbus baking companies In
dictcd August % on charges Of Vio-
lating the Valentine antitrust law n
conhining 20 hN the price of bread
today entered pleas of guilty and were
uneu 81 uuU aHd costs each, assessed
a penalty OF $50 per dag from date
OF Indictment and ordered tn reduce
me price or nread ~ what 10 was h.
fore the combination was entered
into.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
HOUSE PASSES
H. c. l.. MEASURE
Limits Time of noIding F'oo,lstuns In
Storage.
- rss ..soeis,st 'ssss

WASlIINGTON. HepI 30 Adli.
iionai legislation recommended by
President Wilson as means oe re-
ducing living costs WIS passed today
by the house aud sent To The senate.
u would llmit the time OF holding
foodstuffs in cold storage 10 twelve
months and require that when re-
leased such food be plainly marked
wish the Date u was placed In storage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
NOW FARMERS
WANT 1O-HOUR DAY
would Put ouEr Industries ON same
lusis.

INulANApOLls. Ind. sept 3o--
a ten hour working dny FOR al pro-
ductlyc Industries In order that farm
labor may hc on parity with all
other forms ~ labor was demanded
at the conference ~ representatives
uf tho state farm bureau foderations
of Michigan, ohio Missouri, Iowa,
Nebraska and lns.ana here today,
shorter working hours only reduces
production and increascs the cost or
living, the farmers said,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30

Highest TEN q
peraturc 50; low
est temperature
Sc: daily range
OF temperature
gS mean dailA
temperature. 7ol
relative humid
itv q q m az
relative humid
ity g a. M 60,
maximum Veloc
ity of " In 81
miles per hour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
AItuN ON DEMAND
Will FURNISH TROOPS
TO PRESERVE OItOF.I

WASHINGTON. Sept. s0.-Aa-
thority has been given command-
Ing generals of military deuart-
ments 70 furnish troops necessary
for the protection OF lives and
property In case of disorders In the
limits Of their departments. such
rctary Baker said.
IL ives explained that the action
was taken to abviato fhe necessity
Of departmental commanders re-
ferring such requests 10 the da-
parlment with consequent danger
OF the disorders getting out OF
control befoso action could be
taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
WHITLOCK NAMED
ENVOY TO BELGIUM
Hc WIN Tour a. =. with the King
and Qucrn.
p -.s ..-r-l,,.n rsts.

llNtFI'lN, sept aU.--ffnnh
Whitlock of Ohio, now minister 10
Belgium. was nominated today by
President Wilson 10 he ambassador to
that country.
Mr. Whitlock. who has heen In this
country for some time has been ap-
pointed rs one OF the American Of
fcinls to receive King Albert OF
Beigium. upon his arrival at New
York and n tour tho country with
him. II was said that the president
had made the nomination AZ this
particular time because Of the ap-
pronching visit Of the king Speedy
confirmation by tho senate II eN-
pccted.
President Wilson has not vet select
ed successor for Thomas Nelson Page
ambassador to Italy, and Dr. Paul s.
Rcinsch, minister to China. who re-
Gently resigned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30

The correspondents reached Flumc
H4' night from Trieste. heing buried
in the coal in the tender OF e locomu-
tive fnr tI- last pait Of the Journey
to avoid guards along the way
Soldiers are everywhere m the citv
An me- them are thuusands OF vet
eraus nf the great wa.
captain bAnnunzios headquarters
are established In the governors pai-
ac" which has been converted into a
Vcritahle general stan building illied
wita different departments. The build
ing 81 the finest in Fiume. having
beautiful sculptures, elaborate stair
cases and magnificent furniture.s
Nc,s Balkan War rsurSi.
PARIS, sept aU.-Thc inhamed
conditions In the Adria,ic region and
tho dissolution of the italian puriia-
mcnt Tor She holding Of general
election on November iG as Rome
dispatches announced yesterday -
giyinE the supreme council much Goa
cern, iu view uf the possibility OF al
the Balkans becoming Involved Ia the
tuuaolL
In peace conference circles. the ap-
prnachlnE Italian elections are re-
garded as a struggle between the war
and peace parties. or taihcr between
the forces ON the military side ami
those uf social site ana pacific ten-
denotes while it appears that pan
nunIio and Fiumo win he chiefly IN
issue. the feeling is growing In Paris
thut as D'Aununzio has indicated that
his aspirations include FAR more Than
Fiumc. the italian situation iH daiiy
becoming more uf AN international
question.
Tho French troops that were in
FIuuIe have been cvacuating that
city Tor several days past says Ia
Liberia TO-DAY. The operation. Il eN-
plains. WIS lunE one because Of the
imm,nsc stores uf supplies that had
10 hr removed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
MAN IS INSANE
If TER VISITS
TO A MEDIUM
Halle O. Bailey Ia Committed to
District Court and Mrs. STAN
leigh Milton Is Ordered By
Sheriff 10 Leave City.
SAYS HE GAVE FORTUNE
TELLER A TOTAL. or si5s
But He Declares That She In
sr'red Him With Confidence
and That He Would Not Give
It Up for Thousands.

Following the commitment 0f Hal
lie q. Bailey 10 the district court In
Justice MccleIlans court this morn
Ing on charge OF insanity. Sheriff
Garcia ordered Airs. stanle.sh- Milton
TO leave Old Town. where she has
been holding forth as medium and
fortune teller for several months.
Bailey IN Justice Mcclcilan's court
this morning said that hc had been
consulting Mrs. slanlelgh- Milton for
several days and that she had obtain
ed ti5s from him. lie said that she
would burn powder and that he would
inhale the fumes from u and that
each time II cost him more money.
But from the rambling story he told
the court he said that the fortune tel
Ter HAD told him how 10, become rich
and he would not take thousands and
thousands for the confidence that Il
had inspired In him.
Bailey came here from Missouri
some time ago. He was first known
to Attorney Albert c. s,mms month
ago when he came to him for some
legni assistance. We visited the Office
frequently. ana was not observed to
act strangely nntii she past week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30

MONT .pMEHY. Ala.-Two ne
Froes ~ .ics Phifct ana Robert
Crosby. . D." latter discharged sol
dicr. wor taken from county officials
about Eve miles from Montgomery
late Yesterday ana shot 10 death hy \
mob ~ about 25 masked men. Roth
negroes were charged with having as
NHulted white women
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
BLOCKADE OF
GERMANY BEGINS
Orscr Results From iaimre 90 with
dsaw Troops iSsm Hattie Region.
- T.a aaaocfafan esaaa

wv
PARIS. Sept. s0.--The blockade of
Germany which was threetened by
the allies In case the German troops
Of General Won der Goltz were not re-
moved from the Baltic region. VIII
begin today, according to the intras-
igent No food ships, u declares. will
be permitted 10 start for Germany un-
Ell further orders are issued.
Vessels now ON tie way to German n
ports. however. VIII be permitted ~
proceed to their destinations.
BASLE, Switzerland. Sept. 30--The
efforts OF General Won der Goltz ito
make his troops evacuate the Baltic.
having failed" says o Berlin dispatch
received here today. the German
government has decided TO "vecall
him definitely
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30

60: prevailing direction. south;
character Of the DAY partly cloudy.
STATE weather.
NEW MENl'p-- Tonight ana
"Wednesday generally fair; not
much change IN temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30

Bailey In the hest lawyer IN Missouri
and the most expert electrical enei-
neer In the country according TO hln,-
self, aud the craxiesi man In Berna-
iillo county. according 20 the sheriff
aud the inlier.
Bailey has that naiillon COLLAR feel
ing badly. In fact Il seems 70 have
becoihe chronic with him. He was
seen 20 step upgto q stFnnser on The
street one day last week. pat him on
the back and say, ''Well, friend. how
are youg" I've Just inherited another
million. And he freely confessed TO
his lawyer that he was a biliionaire.
"A month ago Baiiey was apparent
~ In his riEht mind" said Albert q.
Simms, lawyer, who reported him to
the police this morning. He consult
ed me at that time about some small
money Affairs, and has been coming
to my office frequently since then. For
the past week l have noticed that he
was talking irrationally. lie told me
that he was worth millions OF dollars.
lie also told mo that ne was a better
lawyer than J was I didn't doubt his
sanity ou that srore but when I heard
that he went into lack Oconneii's
motor shop ana asked 20 use the tele-
phone 20 call up Jeaus Chrlnt l began
To wonder. This morning he was
talking so wildly that reported him
to the police for his cwn protection"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30

Il appears that Mr.. Bailey has been
patroulzing his eminent paln.isi and
seer Mrs, SianieiEh- Milton reiigiously
for the past week. He claims that she
got Sib5.OO awpJ from him. but that
he wouldn't lake thousands and thott-
sands for the confidence IN himself
possible to that man, absolutely noth-
ing. lie claims that the sheriff
couldn't hide HIS coat any place In
this town that he couldn't locate at
once. And the palmist has shown him
how TO be q rich man. n very rich
man. IN fact al Ia q weeks time. He
Is worth billions. as he says
Bailey ~ now IN the county Jail
awaiting cross examination by the
court. Mrs. stanleigh- Milton ~ leaV-
ing town this evening ~ the urgent
request Of the sheriif's Office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30
METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept. so--Bar silver.
fi-isN.
Copper quiet; eiectroiytic spot.
z2h H2a NC. last quarter, 20 y a 2tc'
Iron, antimony and lead unchanged.
Speiter easy. East ~. Louis delivery
spot offered Rt 70fh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30

CHICAGO - Choice. fff.af 10
$500: medium. ttl1t 70 tfB25
Receipts. i6.ooe.
KANSAS CITY fssfkel stlona. ne
ceipts. $4,000.
DESvER ss.oo to sis.ee. ne
ceipts. 2.70o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-30

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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-09
Natural Caution.

Sir, l want Ia talk 10 YOU aboul
'arminS a vacuum company
"Anything In it,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-09

4aag
pe 10 eat ateaa
ii rite N M Vi mai y a
ate youe ttH II
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-09

The State Highway Commission
awarded the contract for the con
struetion of Is miles of road in How
ard county to the Healy Construction
Company Of Grady. Ark The amount
of the bid was s146. 500
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-09

Standard cold remedy for 20 years--in table,
form-safe, sure, no oplates breaks up cold
n - hours-reheves grip IN days Money
back / + it fails. The genuine box has Red top
with Mr Hills picture. At AL Drug Stores
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-09

TWenty-three marriage licenses
wera issued in Independence county
in December.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-09

Tho Rogers Good Roads Club has
agreed to pay $1,000 toward cor
STRUGGLING a road from Rogers to
Moore Mo
Arizona republican., 1919-01-03
Biz Ranch Auction

FRIDAY. JAN. 8. AT 1O:3O SHARP
 Al collier ranch, ' miles south Of Tempe. two miles south and half mile cast of YaQui Village, or hall mile south of Helena Siding.
 Having leased my ranch l will sell 1ll stuck tools, etc. 10 high grade Holsteiu COWS: i registered bull. $ young stock. 1 span horses. weight 5000 nS.. and years: 1 span mules weight ->C0 lbs. and years; l span 5-ycar-old mares. broke; 1 Swear lilly. 1 yearling colt: 10 head Barred Rock and Rhode Island hens; thor ouchbrcd Poland China soWs; l reg istercd Poland China boar. 8 shoats, weight 100 lbs each; 1 full set black smith tools. mowers 1 sulky rake, , buck ra',es. Dayne haystacker, floats, drags. etc.; ? Fresno scrapers, 1 small -erapor. turn blows, , Georgia stocks. riding cultivatOrs, walking clltiVator: 1 Border disc, 3-ft disc, tooth harrow, spring tooth harrow and many other tools; heavy wagons, buggy. saddle: 8 sets work harness; small ran1; 50-gal. tanks; 300 feet Eairln zed pipe. 10 tons milo maize; lot milk cans 10 tons haled and 90 tous loose hay: DeLaval separator No IT, and many other things too numer- uus 10 mention
 Big free lunch at noon. Everybody invited Come early The sale will commence at 10:30 sharp.
 Toims: 6 months bankahle note sc cured by note and mortgage or ? per cent off for all cash on amounts over S100. under that amount cash.
 F. W. GETSINGER. Auctioneer,
 I F Collier Owner lg
Arizona republican., 1919-01-03
". K. JAMES 4G North First St.

BEAUTIFUL 70 acre home, Groom modern cement finish brick-cement porches, concrete cellar; large front lawn. Roses and ornamental shrub bery; garage for cars. large barn; hay sheds, chicken house, well soft water; electric pumping plant; about 1 acres fruit, oranges. grape fruit figs peaches. plums, ricots, grapes; bal ance in grain and pasture; milk cows; 2 horses; 900 chickens; furnl- ture in house, complete set farming tools. Five minute walk to ear line. Select neighborhood, good schools, close 10 North Central avenue.
 Sl0,000 cash will handle. Balance 10 suit purchaser. See Johnston, Il \. First Ave IT
Arizona republican., 1919-01-03
Real Land Baas@ains

22 acres in barley, close to Phoenix, near paved road. Only S200 per acre. easy payments.
 15 acres on Central avenue, nice j. room house. well fenced. Only s6,000 Good terms.
 20 acres. near Chandler. Small house. Sl25G cash, balance long time Easy payments. Low price.
 40 acres. fine garden soil. small houses, barn, we'll pump. close to Phoenix and only sS500. Part cash So acres. --room house. furnished. Water piped to house. 150-ton silo; very productive soil close to Phoenix.
 FRANK E. BELLAMY WITH RUGGLES X HASKELL
 21 North First Ave 2t