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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
Killed 4S Germans,
PTOSeCuteS This Man

TUCSON. Ariz.. July -. When
floreniino Castillo. section hand ou
the southern Pacific. drew knife
IN Marcclino Scrnn. railroad lnl
borcr ai panlano. he may not have
realized he was couriing death al
the hands NJ nm individual who had
haiiled his way through the Argonnr
and up 81 Mihicl hill. killing i6 Ter.
mats in one fight, capturing ~ SIN
Gle handed aud chasing away eight
whom De- could nai handle. feat fnr
which be- won four war decorations
lie was IN the a55lh Infantry. S9th
Division Bni Serna didn't annihilgic
tasiillo. ll' rcflected. he said that
he wa. in peaceful country Ho
executed a strategic Withdrawal ~
The ramp of the -criinu hands and
then came io Tucson whore he re-
ported Castillo Ia the sherffs office
on a charge of attempted assault
with a deadly weapon.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

The sklrt IL perfectly rrhight. with
ihrec-inch hem nj the bottom and .
narrow belt.
Blue pongee Il used for the blouse
and II Il cut with short klmono sleeve,
and arranged 10 allow for q rttls
drapery about the waist. ~ each side
row NJ i've sllk-covered buttons 4
set. A little fold ~ ponree nnlshes
the neck and sleeves and the bottom
of the blouse. Above this an effec.
tive pattern Il embroidered with some
blue and n little black introduced In .
design OF solid figures In white.
A hat Of white braid vciled win
georEette. canvas shoes with low heels
plain silk stockings. bear out the In.
formal character ~ the dress. The
pnrnsol of white silk with black mark
Ings and black handle finishes n COS
tune In which there Il nothing that
might be improved upon.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
Nude Pictures Were
His u S. Credentials

Sh.hi A deep government secret
Is out. They're using picture cards
Of pretty women as credentials these
uaysl mys the Douglas Inierna-
tional-
Louis lanacL who approached
Deputy sheriff Sam +. Boucher scv.
cral days ago. declaring himself 10
be head Of the United States secret
service, has been returned to his
hone in ~ paso, from where he
escaped guarl aud fled la Doug.
las according 10 a statement made
public by Deputy Boucher This
muiuing.
lanaez iu said 10 bave rented a
flr hire car several aours and at
the end oi the trip refused 10 pay
the driver, who notified the sherifrs
office.
subsequent TO this Sanaez ap.
psalrd al the police slalion and pre-.
scnted a card 10 Boucher, declaring
himself TO be head OF the United
States secret service.
Boucher asked him 10 show his
crcdenllals and lanacz told him Ia
come To his room with him. Going
10 the room, ianaek produced sew,
cral pictures Of nude women, say.
INK, There are my credentials"
He was taken into custody by
Deputy Boucher who was taking
him lo Tombstone for confinement
when word was received from his
family IN ri paso stating he was
mentally insanc and had escaped his
guard and fled. he was returned
10 his parents Ia NJ paso under
guard.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

A MONG all the charming frockr
IA that have been made 70 meet the
needs of midsummer. Il would be- hard
10 ind one more excellent IN every
particular than the novel dress shown
here II begins by fulfilling lis mis-.
slon-whlch Il TO look beautifully cool.
Il n a handsome affair. simply made.
but embodylng the last word IN smart
styles; Il Il nm original design and u
conirives 20 be- Informal enough 20
prove very useful. One can hardly
Imagine an occaslon where this frock
would seem out Of place. II win lend
iiself TO all SORTS Of summer back.
grounds.
French blue and white ponRee. with
embroidery In white blue aud black.
has been handled with cnnsummate
skill In this masterpiece. White pre-
dominates In the skirt. which takes
advantage of the vogue for accordion
plating and Il made with four panels
NJ blue set IN n. The texture ~ pon.
gee silk. like that ~ georE.ttc. gives
the best effects In accordion plalfs;
the lines arr los nnfd ana rieId Than
IN plain materials
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

ccope PAPER at Daily ouurirr Of
flee
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
Senator Smith Has Price
To Buy the Next Meal

PRESCOTT, Ariz- July - United
States senator Marcus A. smith has
not greatly profiicd materially in
past years which have brought great
prosperity to Arizona BE- declared
IN an address at a luncheon Of the
Navapai County Chamber Of Com.
merce here.
This wonderful slate has ccllpsed
all possible fancies which were held
regarding her Development. he said
~ Is the reward OF God and many
have reaped the harvest For my.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
IOiO clRs clNrM.OUPEs.

pllOENlN. Arir- July % This
sears canlaluupc crop Ia the Salt
river valley has been gathered and
shippnd. aud q. - Miller who has
ma.walncd an office here ior The
lnilcd states hureaL of markets.
has gone io Los Angeles. Official
estimates placed the crop shipped
at 1850 ears. Including about 20 car.
lunds spoiled by aphis, the crop was
iitO carloads, or JS5.0OO crates, or
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
HIGH RENTs MADE THIEF.

PHOENIX. Ariz.. July 29.-plcad.
iRg guilty In justice court 10 a
charge Of theft. y. A. Freeney de.
clarod high rents made Il impossi.
bio for him Ia secure a house. 50 he
stole n tent
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

3.iibooo melons. The acre yield was
iln standard crates.
self have eSarily the ssmr amount
I had when ! arrived IN Arizona
enough io buy ihc ncst meal.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

Toilet paper, 3 rolls for s5c, at tho
Daily Courier Office,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

The Daily Courier has lust re-.
pany Of Cincinnati. Ohio. the very
latest IN ariinn and tHidge -taly
cards and score pads.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
A NORWICH INTERVIEW
Mrs. Brown Tells Her Experience.

 The following brief account of an interview with Norwich woman five years ago, and it's sequel, will be read with keen interest by every citizen.
 Mrs. Margaret Brown, $40 West Main Street, Norwich, says: My back and kidneys were in bad way. suffered a great deal from dull, heavy ache in my back. It gradually grew worse until it was almost impossible for me to get out of bed mornings. was in that condition for nearly a year, try ing different medicines without help. Finally heard of Doan's Kidney Pills and got some at Sevin & Sons Drug Store, and I found they were just what needed. They made me feel like a different woman,- better than had felt for years. My kidneys are now acting regularly and the pains have left" OVER FIVE YEARS LATER, Mrs. Brown said: 'fDoans Kidney Pills certainly are excellent and they do what is claimed for them. At times, when cold settles on my kidneys and causes my back to ache, use Doan's and they never fail to give me prompt relief"
 COG, at all dealers. Foster Milburn 1 Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. '.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

Police Chief Thomas E. Brown and Sergeant Donald Ferguson have re- ceived another lot of marchandise stolen fro mfreight cars at Bradford, and now the store room at the po- lice station Is filled with stock sufh- ciert for a fair sized combined cloth- ing and dry goods store. The latest haul of the police includes a large quantity of army cloth consigned to the Bradford Dyeing association clothing, dress goods and stockings These goods were found in the woods off Oak and Tower streets and Mar rangansett avenue, not far from the section known as Phebe rock. They were under and against 8 large shelv- ing boulder, beside beaten path and 1000 feet from Oak street; much oi the stolen goods recently secured wa: found in houses in that street, ant the possessors Of the goods were ar rested. Six men accused of the crime
 on bail for hearing in the United
 States court. It is believed that these
 men, Or others implicated, placed th'
 merchandise in the woods, So that i
 could not be found or the pnemise:
 in the event of more raids by the DO
 lice.
 The rolls of army cloth were tuck.
 ed underneath the shelving boulder,
 and the rest in boxes and bags were
 placed against the rock. There was nt eort at concealment, as the loot coult
 be readiN seen from Oak street. Al none of the goods were wet, the polic' are satisfied that they were placed il the woods sometime during Saturda, night or in the earlier hours of Sun day morning.
 While seven men were arrested il connection with the stealings, and si: held for trial, with evidence of stolel property being found in their posses sion, the police believe that man,
 more arrests must be made before tn entire gang is apprehended. At tn outset the police were of opinion tha | only three Of the gang wer at large
 but later findings lead to the belle that there may be twenty or more me of Westerly connected with the thef of merchandise from freight cars a 1 forty freight cars have been entere | during the present year, the sever storms making necessary the placin 1 of freight cars on sidings in this sec 1 tion and giving a night advantag for the thieving gang. While the DO
 lice, local and railroad, have recov
 cred large quantity of stolen merchan disc, considerable more is missing
 Chief Brown is not only co-operatin with Captain Roche of the faiiroad DO | lice but also with United States Mar
 schal Richards, and Deputy Sherii William H. Casey of Pawcatuck an | County Detective Jackson of Ne1 l London and Willimantic.
 Two of the boxes found in tn
 woods were packed with army c1ot
 carefully folded, with moth balls be l tween the folds, indicating that it wa the intention to put them away fo future use. One of these boxe originally contained cans of olive oi and was addressed to John Murane Westerly, F. I. This box was buriet
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

COG, at all dealers. Foster Milburn Go, Mfgrs. Buffalo, N. Y.-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
"H Makes the Body SOur"N

and got his left caught in the ma chinery. The thumb and index fing- CT were badly lacerated. Harlan Newbury rendered first aid. Dr. \. B. Lewis of Norwich responded to a telephone call, and as amputation was necessary, took the injured man In his automobile to Backus hospital Norwich, where he received attention. MT. Comstock who is 75. has returned to his homo from the hospital and his hand is healing well
 Ms. Elmer F. Ttubbs of Fort Point was the guest Thursday of Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine in the Stoddard district
 Mrs. Fred E. Richards of Long Cove was the week end guests of her cousin Ars. Allen Penhallow and family in New London. Mrs. Delphine Fish. Mrs. Fanny Northrop and Miss Alice Satterlee. members of Anna Warner Bailey Chapter, D. A. R., attended a chap ter meeting Thursday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Charles Noyes in l Pequonnoc.
 l Miss Kate B. Colve- of the Navy
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
GALES FERRY

The books of the Gales Ferry li- brary are being catJogued. IL Is hoped by the committee in charge Of the work that those having books that are not numbered will return them as soon as convenient. that the work may be completed. There are nearly 450 boks in the library at present, at the store Of Mrs. J. A Birch.
 The library was started one year ago last autumn.
 Mrs. Harriet F. Crandan and her sister, Mrs. Harlan A. Pierce. who have spent the winter at Hamilton Place, New York. returned. FriGay to their home in the village.
 Charles H. comet1sk of this place met with painful accident Tuesday afternoon at the farm Of Latham F. Smith, where Mir. Smiths son, Tracy Smith was operating their portable saw cutting fire wood. Mfr. Com stock, was one of three men helpers
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
MOHEGAN

Miss Skinner is visiting friends in Hanover.
 Services were held at the church here Sunday.
 Mrs. Avery and Mrs Dolbeare were in Norwich the first of the week.
 Mrs. John Fielding is i'll with a se- were cold.
 Charles Mathers was in Norwich Thursday.
 Mrs. Harris and Lemuel NJ. Fielding of Norwich spent Sunday with Mrs. l.. C. Fowler and Mrs. J. ". Quid-- geon. z
 1Ir. and Mrs. Albert Fielding of New London were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Fielding.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16
HOPKINTON

Mrs. II. Elizabeth Spicer entertained I2 friend at. a chain tea Tuesday af- tcrncoE.
 The Nccdlecraft club was attended Wednesday afternoon by 32 members Tho meeting was held at the home of Mrs. John Johnson, but Mrs. Fred Jensen vas the hostess Tea and waters were served.
 Miss Deborah Wells has been elected president of her class in the Hopkin- ton E'gh school
 Invitations have been issued for a
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

Yard, was the guest "Wednesday of. her cousin, Mrs. Fanny A. NorthroP.. .
 Rev. Oliver [. Newton ha6 as his theme Sunday morning. The De serter. The leader Of the Epworth League evening service was Mrs. Madeline Birch with the topic, Pa dence and its Rewards.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

community social of Ashaway school to be held in the school auditorium Thursday evening.
 The rain and thaw of Saturday caused much damage to the high ways. Water on the tracks caused suspension of trolley service from 3 o'clock to ? o'clock D. m. Saturday. A number of people went to Westerly by bus.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

1910, and have daughter six and 8 son four years old. Mrs. Clark al- leges that her husband went away December 30 last, taking their son with him and she has not heard fromshim since. The justice ordered summons on Clark by publication.
 Local Laconics.
 George o. Murphey has leased the building in West Broad street, near Mechanic, owned by Mrs. Mary Hig- gins. Thio adjoins the corner prop erty purchased by MT. Murphey.
 Mrs. William RiddeH and Mrs. Charles Duffis sailed on steamship Baltic from New York Saturday for Liverpool. They will visit their for mer home in Aberdeen, Scotland.
 Charles S. Fowler has resigned as assistant treasurer and manager Of the Westerly branch of the Ninigret Mills company, to be in effect May l. MT. Fowler will devote his attention to the management of the Westerly Textile company.
 Chief George E. Egger has recc!v- ed for the Westerly fire department 8 check for $75 from the Mystic Woolen company in appreciation of services rendered at the fire in Old Mystic on Jan. 29.
 Isaac Solomon, who died Saturday at his home in Providence, was fla ther of Louis Colomon of Westerly.
 At the mass meeting in the town hall Sunday. Se700 was subscribed to the Italian Liberty loan. Westerlys quota is S25,o00.
 Irvine o. Chester will attend the convention of National Association ot Insurance Agents, to be held in Rich mond. Va, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Thor have returned from 8 southern trip.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

Essex,--A dozen quail were seen in a pile of leaves near a local home Ia ST week and they ate as if they had been starved all winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16

Waterbury-The Connecticut Oil Co.,, of Waterbury, filed a certificate of an increase in it's authorized stock from $75.0O0 to s150,o00.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
S6500

Six-room and two screen room solid brick house and garage: every built-in feature. hardwood floors, book cases. hot water heater, three piece toilet and hath, grey brick fire place; Neoleon on kitchen and bath floor, set laundry trays, cement porch and walks: lots 100x150; fine lawn and garden, rose garden, some shade. peaches, apricot. almonds and grape arbor, plums and figs; good chicken runs, 30x1O0 feet; fine location. This place was built for home. s2000 cash and s60 month including interest, will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
FOR WAREHOUSES
East McDOwell

M. " acres. with good 4-room .oase' garage. chicken houses and r4nA' family orchard. near city limits. ms mas a frontage of nearly GOO feet en Mcdowell by 265 feet deep. sub eiNision into building lots can properly .N made. Price, furnished. 5000; un- tOrnished sS000. House and outbuild- mss and plot is0x265 can be had for ssSoo with furniture: s4SOO without Ahis propety win grow in value. The price is very low.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
S1O,OOO

10-ROOM and buffers pantry brick pebble dash house. rooms and recep- tion hall and toilet on first floor: all oak floors and oak pannels; beautiful fireplace; French plate glass in side boards; fine electrical fixtures; large rooms and piece toilet and bath and plenty closets on second floor. Fine basement with furnace heat. Also g. story garage for cars and store room and toilet: chicken runs and large up- stairs. This is corner location and only s10,000; half cash, balance easy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
$18,OOO

n room and three large screen, brick pebble dash house, well furnished. This is fine income property on avenue, 3 blacks of postoffice; large lot 75x150: beautiful shade, front and back house is two story. has three piece toilets and baths. Now taking in at summer prices $21O DOT month and reserves rooms for family. One-third cash will handle or will trade for suitable city house.
 Now is the time to buy and save 9 per cent by not waiting. Houses are scarce. Three cars at your disposal.
 See Mir. Hulett. Mir. Marlborough or MT. Barney.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
TT PAYS TO SEE US"
DON'T PAY RENT 1t Isn't Necessary
s76n CASH

s75O CASH
 THIS IS A NEW BRICK. AND HAS FOUR INSIDE | ROOMS. BATH, AND TWO | SCREENS, MODERN WITH l A NUMBER OF BUILT-IN FEATURES; LOT 5Ox1s5, LOCATED NEAR INDIAN SCHOOL CAR LINE. PRICE s53OO.
 $500 CASH THIS IS A NEW BRICK, N. F.. WITH 4 INSIDE ROOMS, BATH. HALLWAY, AND TWO FINE SCREEN SLEEP ING ROOMS. GARAGE: ALL KINDS OF BUILT-IN TEA URES, IA ROW O O D FLOORS. PRICE s550O WITH VERY EASY TERMS.
 $500 CASH
 THIS IS A 7-ROOM MOD- ERN TWO STORY STUCCO WITH LOTS OF SHADE. FRUIT. GARAGE AND SMALL CHICKEN RUN. THIS HAS 4 LARGE BED- ROOMS DINING ROOM. KITCHEN. PARLOR AND BATH. PLENTY OF CLOSET ROOM AND SMALL BASE MENT; LOCATED NORTH EAST. THIS PLACE Is IN Al SHAPE AND NO SICK PEOPLE HAVE EV F R LIVED IN THE HOUSE. PRICE LESS THAN s6O00.
 $500 CASH
 THIS IS A SIX-ROOM SOLID BRICK STJCcO, MODERN IN EVERY WAY, HAS ALL KINDS OF BUILT IN FEATURES. NICE LAWN. GARAGE, ETC. LOCATED NEAR THE CAPITOL. PRICE s550O.
 $500 CASH
 MODERN BROOM BRICK, WITH i SLEEPING PORCH; HAS ALL KINDS OF BUILT IN FEATURES, wITH SMALL BREAKFAST ROOM, GARAGE. ETC. LOCATED IN ONE OF THE NEW ADDI- TIONS NORTH OF Me- DOWELL. PRICE s450C WITH THE EASIEST OF TERMS.
 S135O CASH
 THIS IS A NEARLY NEW FRAME WITH 1 SCREEN THOROUGHLY MODERN LOCATED NEAR T H F BRILL CAR LINE. N. F. FURNITURE AND ALI GOES AT THE PRICE, $365e
 s15O0 CASH
 THIS LARGE. MODERf BRICK STUCCO HAS 5 IN SIDE ROOMS. 2 SCREENs AND BATH: NICE SHADl AND LAWN, GARAGE PRICE $6O00. GOOD TERMS
 s25O0 CASH
 THIS HOUSE. NEARL' NEW, HAS 5 INSIDE ROOM AND TWO SCREENS. LO GATED ON EAST CULVET HAS GARAGE. CHECKED RUN, AND NICE LAWN PRICE s6300, WHICH IS LOW PRICE FOR THIS LO CATION.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
A Real Buy-Com- pletely Furnished

Located northWest. within walking eistance Of the city and in a most de- sirahlc residence section. we have a thoroughly modern brick pebble dash house or nine rooms. completely fur nishcd. screened porches. baths. bnilt-in features. hardwood floors. plenty of shade, splendid lawn. This house is now bringing in S225 rental per month. leaving bedroom, dining room and kitchen for owner. Don't miss this. as it win only be on the market for a few days. Price S17,000: 5000 cash. balance SfOO por month
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

s-16 I. H. c. used little. good as new 5000. Also disc Deere heavy tractor blow. Call or see J. G. North. Tempe Phone 1852. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
$9000

Five large and one very large room. solid brick house and dandy garage, grey brick fire place, hardwood floors. fine bookcases and sideboard; three large clothes closets, instantaneous hot water tank, beautiful electric fixtures, cement porch, walks and sidewalks, large lot 7Ox1s0; good lawn. on paved street, near cars. Only two blocks Cen tral Ave. only s9000: half cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
$7500

Six room and two large screen two- story solid brick pebble dash house, built in features, fire place, three piece toilet and bath, hardwood floors, fine brick basement, fine lot, dandy lawn and fine old shade; good garage and chicken runs; some fruit. This place balance easy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
S5500

Four-room tile and screen porches; built-in features, writing desk. linen closets. sideboard. grey brick fire place. hardwood floors. gas hot water tank. good garage. large lot 50x150; cement porch, walks and sidewalks all around house; fine location, N. k. $2500 cash, balance easy. If furnished, S5S0O; pos session in 10 days.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
$1O,5O0

Two houses. we'll furnished; one six room brick and two screen porches. all hardwood floors. built-in features, fire place. three e-piece toilet and bath. well arranged for letting rooms; and one three-room frame, toilet and bath. built-in feaures. in Al condition: also two-car garage. These are both well furnished and on carline and avenue N. w. Income s165 per month and re- serves four rooms for family. Part cash, balance easy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
$5500

Five-room pebble dash house. well furnished, every built-in feature, grey brick, fire place. hardwood floors, 30 gal, hot water tank. sideboard large cement porch. Fine lot, 50x150. good shade and lawn. $500 cash: will take small car on first payment; immediate possession.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
$4500

Five-room and 1 screen, solid brick, every huilt-in feature. hardwood floors, heater, bookcases cement porch; good garage, fine lawn, small fruit; good neighbors. 5000 cash and $50 per month including interest.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
S3600
S37OO

Five-room frame, built-in features; three piece toilet and bath; corner To- cation; all fenced; handy to school and everything; this is all plastered and we'll built. $500 cash will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
$4200

Five-room pebble dash house, hard wood floors, every built-in feature, g. piece toilet and bath, plenty closets; cement porch and walks. large lot 76x96x165; some fruit. s1200 cash and immediate possession; balance easy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Stewart Realty Go.
r w. ADAMS PHONE 1897

n W. ADAMS
 PHONE 1897 k FOR SALE-Modern new pebble dashed hollow tile house of four rooms and bath; splendid buy. 1926 F. Port land St E HOUSE FOR SALE-Just com pleted: in good location. on pavement. PoV gov Republican. l 5-ROOM brick. new; sleeping porches: hardwood floors; fine shade and lawn: a real home; modern. See owner. 2246 W. Jefferson 10-bk
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

APPOINTMENTS CAN BE MADE TODAY FROM $500 TO 12 O'CLOCK.)
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

We also have several splendid houses. prices ranging from 5000 to sS000, with small cash payments. balance like
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Double Brick Apartment

This spiendidlv built brick apart ncnt Of { rooms. bath and sleeping porch each. Is thoroughly modern in every way located in Capitol Addition. very desirable and splendid invest mcnt. Is now rented for $130. You should sec this. Price Si0.000: s3500 cash. and balance can be handled at sSs per month.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
FOR sALEAuToMosiLEs 4z RI
Rain Sprays

The ideal sprinkelr for your wihtek lawns. D. H. BURTIS, 29 North First avenue. E