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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17
NOTICE

The members Of Alexandra Council
Nc. !. Order Fra,ernal -Amcrlcan's are
requested - meet At Potomac Hall
North Columbus street tomorr""
(Sundav) afternoon at $50 o'clock for
the purpose cf attending the funeral
cf our late hroti,,r William )" Wat
son. BY order e 5he president.
James L. Mansfield, Secretary
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17
NOTICE

G. G. Volt. Of 32a North Henry
street. who for several years has
been connected with TIE Washington
Floral Co.. is planning to open a
flower store at kramers' stand. cor
ner King and Alfred street. The
new store will open about Septem-
Der |. lbs-oc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17
TAKEN TO NEW JERSEY
Three Men Suspected of Stealing Au-
tomObile


tom0bile
The three men arrested on suspicion
of being implicated in the theft OF an
automobile from Asbury Park, n. j..
today were taken back to that place
by Chief of Police 3. H. White OF
Neptune, n. j., The owner Of the car
Fred Bennett also came here and &C
companied the sheriff and his men
back to New Jersey.
They also took along the car. The
arrest of the men are recovery of the
car was made Thursday by Policeman
Morris.
The prisoners taken back gave the
names of John Kinsinger, John Apple
gate and Thomas Cucina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17
FOR SALE

S"hcol house on Washington street
between Church and Jefferson streets.
Buil5ing only to be sold. Bios TO be
opened a room FRIDAY, July 23rd.
Send sealed bids to
JEROME KAUFMANN,
Chairman Public Property Committee.
170-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17
ODD FELLOWS NOTICE

Members of Potomac Lodge No. IS
hre requested to assemble at p. m.
tomorrow tSund&y) afternoon at Odd
Fellows Hall for the purpose Of at
ftend:ng the funeral of our late brother
Rev. DR.. W. F. Watson. By order OF
| l.. E Remington. Noble Grand
E17O-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17

/ CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
Mr.. Alvin Hayden and wife have
returned after a weeks vacation.
Master Henry Florence is spending
his vacation WITH his aunt Mrs. M. V.
Florence in Prince street.
Mrs. Maggie Peasants and four
daughters have returned from visit
10 relatives in Bristow, Va.
Mr.. w. w. Den1aine, jr., will leave
= tonight for weeks vacation at Palm
Beach, Fla.
Miss Virginia Lemon of Norfolk,
is visiting Miss Mary Lemon, at her
home in Rosemont.
Mr.. Russell billiard has left for
Winchester, Va, where he expects to
go in business.
The Gazette is again appealing to
any subscriber who has copy OF
April l12, to return same to this Of
- flee for filing purposes.
Mai. Joseph LIE Masurer of Rich
mond is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
8Louis n. Duffey at their hine a;
|Braddock.
Mrs. Albert Dreifus entertained at
Hher home last Thursday evening az
= 800 in honor of Mrs. Irwin Deiner OF
= #Culpeper.
Mr.. D. R. Stansbury accompanied by
Il his son d. r. Stansbury, jr., will leave
8here tomorrow for Tucumcari, New
Mexico, to visit Mr.. Stansbury's son.
Mr.. Herbert Stansbury.
Mrs. r. E. Thompson. her sister
: in-law and daughter will leave this
Ievening for Warrenton, where they
will spend the next two weeks.
The Westminster Bible Glass will DC
: addressed tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock by Rev. 0. W. Reynolds in
place. of Secretary Wallace Y. NJ. Z.
A., the latter being out of the city.
William MCGOWAN has sold to Mrs.
2Lydia Outcalt house and lot 5O7
Queen street. Hugo Herfurth, jr., has
sold to William Johnson and wife
house and lot 41S Gibbon street.
Mrs. Mamie J. Wood; wife of c. D.
&Wood, died last night at her resi-
5dence 719 South Fairfax street Mrs.
Woods husband and several children
survive her.
The minstrel performance given last
: night by the Knights Of Columbus
minstrel troupe at St. Mary's acad-
emy for the Sisters of the Holy Cross
was greatly enjoyed.
Plans for the coming firemen,s con-
MENTION in August were discussed last
night bv the local committee of ar
rangements. Practically all OF the
principal arrangements have been
completed by the local committee.
Additional contributions to the
Alexandra Hospital Ambulance fund
follows: From member of the board,
: s5; Mrs. Aspenwall, 81; Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Pierpoint, 50; Mrs. Alvin Pow
els, Sunday School class, 50; Mrs. J.
P Clark, 81; Arthur H. Bryant. S25
Mrs. Isaac Kell O'Brien and chill
dren. left yesterday morning for
: Alexandria, where they will be join
ed by Mr.. O'Brien. and after spend
ing few days with Mr.. O'Briens
parents, they will go to Philadelphia,
where they expect to make the'i
me.-Charlottesville Progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17
CLEAN SWEEP SALE

Big reductions on all oNfords and
pumps. Every pair must so regard
hess of cost. Sam Levy'S. 1915 King
street. 170-1c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17
NOTICE

I will net be responsible for any
debts made by any one else than W.
L. Leatherlan5 in person. 1882
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17
NOTICE

Bids wanted to repair city jail wall,
specifications can be had at City En-
gineer's Office. All bids mus. be in by
noon Friday, July 23rd.
JEROME KAUFMAN.
Chairman Committee on Public Prop
erty. 170-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-17
FORD OWNERS

OUR MoTTO-If it is done at
IRemschers. il must be done right.
7s-1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-02
To the Public:

Everywhere through the
country publishers arelabor-
ing under the effects of the
acute shortage of newsprint.
In the effort to conserve
white paper newspaper pri-
ces have been raised in many
cities.
The Chicago Tribune has found
1t necessary to make radical cur
tailments I'm It's use Of paper, and
to accomplish the saving has been
compelled TO raise It's price in those
districts where the competition OF
newspapers from other cities is
more effective. By this means
and by other curtailrnents and
economies, The Tribune is now
saving more tina n 4O0tonsofwhite
paper each week.
But In Chicago and its subur ban
Ole Qb1fea
lAATHE WORLDS GRE
WTTTER & FITZGERALD,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-02

districtscompetitiono fpaperspub-
lished in other cities is not felt.
To increase the price Of The
Chicago Sunday Tribune here
could have no effect except to in
crease The Tribune's revenues at
the expense Of the public. There
fore, unless other contingencies
make the step I'm avoidable, The
Tribune Company willnotincrease
the price of The Sunday Tribune
in this locality.
The price will remain at &c as
heretofore.
The public is requested to Immediately
advise us of any attempt to charge more
than &c anywhere in Chicago and the sub
urban districts within radius of forty
miles.
When you buy next Sundays Chicago
Tribune pay &c. Pay no more. Order
your copy in advance from your dealer.
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ST NEWSPAPER 1D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
DIN FUCA CONDE|U[Ul.

Muncitorii sunt ingrijati 81 III
dignati de curentul care NICE
put sd ia arfpi ca toata lumea
sd tpaayte ,,Overalsuri'' Idea de-
abba inccput Sc prinza radacini
81 pcreche de overals Sc vlnde
cu noua 81 zece dolari,. della -trei
81 patru cum So vindea Zilele
trecute, 81 unui muncitor ii tre
bue, eel putin, sase perechi pc
an.
in New York, americanele au
81 inceput Sc poarte aripi a pi-
cioarc. Moda din Paris a treeut
repede oceanul. Pc cind la
umcri ca sd imiteze ingerii?
Tnei ftmci in zadar canti sal
demOnstrezi argumentul ca CANA
batrina face zeama buna. Pima
zbircitrrile de pc fata nu-l ira
deaza ami, sustine morris, chlar
daca trccut peste clnZecl dc
primaveri. ca puilll fript in fri
care @ mai dulce
Mise comunica din Warren,
Ohio. ca crisnicul 'bisericei i'll Il
ia de Pasti Isl taia unghiile in
altar. Daca nu s'a gaslt NJ
meni sal scoata afara de urechi
d Icy fs.
Idila d-lui John O'Tools, de 10
ami. 81 a d-nei Helen SheaOSTools
dc II ami. ambii din New York.
luat sfirsit astazi. Parintii lor
all staruit ca Sc II alba nicl ma
ear satisfactia de Sc despartl
Drin divort, 81 tribmalul lea
admis cererea ca sd anuleze Cd,
satoria, respectabilei perechi. =
Doamna ca doamna. treaca NEAR
"a. Stunt mule doamne sub sap
tesprczeee 81 char cinclsprezece
mi. dar domnlll?.
In Ottawa, H., aglomerata
.uristilor asa de mare, in eli
toate hotelurile sunt archl pine
i scriful. ca Sc nu strlce bunIi
renume al orasului, ca a putut
gazdui pc oaspetii lul, a prefacuf
inchisoarea in hotel. Sc zlce ca
era goala. 81 in Cleveland 81 altc
parti. Sc cere marirca Inchlsorl-
lor. Iata I'm oras fericit.
Frederick Fl. Millener, ingmer
electrician fara sirma. din Oma-
ha. Nebrasca. a parasit incerca-
rile de a comunica prin telegra-
fic fara sirma cu Planeta Marie.
iTnii zic ca locuitorii din Marie
s'au suparat pc moi, vazlnd ca
de alta ami ne fac seMne 81 no!
ne facem niznai. - Ce-ar.fi daca
lam impaca sd Ic trimitem nIste
scuze bine simtite .prln porumbel
calatOri?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
Legea ,,uscata" introdusa in

y tot pentrn orientarea generaa ti1nat dupla
inervente dlni Lahovari asupra car ne vop spune
de tot petrecc e prntre cuise setsr tine
umna sub obroc face poitica de dupae % gud
ire pc nga acci carl an tot neresu ~ e gnoan
Ga se nu sc poata emancipa economceste 81 pei
de alta parte da de aparatoru ntereseloi IN ga
zetar ticaos, mercenar Al condeiula c fDst nu
yom se finn. s. NH 6EkzBa Bas 2sS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
mai multi de. jumatate procent

menlnta Mexico.
Ministrul mcrinei d. Daniels a
dat ordin ca vaporul Salem si1
distrugatorul McCa,lly sc pazea
sea .coasta mexicana. j
All Sc anunta ca alt port de.
pc coasta mexicana este 7amcnin-
tat de fl cnprins de focul rebc-r
imii. Acest port Sc n'rmeste
MaManillo, din statul Colima.t
Aceasa s'a aflat din buletinul O.
fetal dat de guvernnl din Sono-1
ra. Sc mai afla ca isvoarefe de
petrol din Tompico an fost iso-l
late.
Guaymas capturat de armata
Sonorei. - Los Angeles. - Ora
sui Guaymas din staful Sonora,
din Golful California, Ft cap
turat la IL Aprilie fara ca Sc fic
slobOzita 0 singura impnscatura
de catra eel 5000 soldati CONAN
dati de Generalnl Angel Flores.
dupa cum spune CapitanuI NIX.
jacobson, dc pc. vaporul de pos
ta ..Nehalem".
Prohibftia q facut din temnita
hotel. = Ottawa. Seriful O..
S. Ayers a anuntat .astazi ca tenn
nita din Ottawa va fl transfor-
mata in hotel, din cauza ca pro-
hibitia golit-o de prisoners.
- X X
M Sc vor face alegeri in Ger
mania. - Berlin. Gcrmania
l1u va Fl capabila ca Sc faca ale
gere prezidentiala in vara acea-
sta, scrie Conrad Hausmann, vi
ce.presedintele Adunarii Natio-
male a Gerlnaniei, in Tagcblatt.
Sc fac asertinni ca legea elec-
torala, votata ,acum in Adunarea
Nationala, prevede ca data ale
gerii Sc fie facuta de catra Rel
chstag. 81 nu "a fixat nici o IL
mita de timp. Herr Hausmann
sustine ca alegere in scurt timp
e impossible ,rpentru ca Prussia ra
sariteana, Sifsia 81 Silesia de
sus nu pot fecorda votnrile Tor
pima mai tirziu, 81 posibil ca ace
ste voturi sc alba un resultat
deciziv asupra .alegerilor.
Expulzarea lucratorilor din u
niune. II New York. - Mai mutt
de doua mil dc lucratori della ga
lea ferata earl apartment uniu-
nei lucratorilor cunoscuta cu nu-
mcle de brotherhood OF Rail-
road Trainmcn'' an fosts expul-
zati pc motiv ca au luat parte la
greva della calca fcrata care ma
fost autorizatsl de cercurile conf
petente.
Sc mai spune eli charterul la
noua uninmi locale fost revO-
cat,
Are 28 neveste. Chicago. =
E foarte greu de a uita sarutnl
ardent al unui iubit. Aceasta
spune dina Minnie +. Balew, Gu
toate ca fara, 1ndoiala ca site. ca
a. fost a2S nevasta a lui Richard
HURT, care are pc linga acest
hume alta multime de llumiri.
La fel el cunoscut in Los An
geles ca ,,Bluebeard".
DE sigur .el ytia Sc faca dra-
goste," spune. sus numita dina.
In st. Louis. ma convins de
lam dat ca sc lamanetezt inelul
meu de diamant care costa o mic
de dolari, etc"
Moartsa 1slet din Warren g
crede a fl din sinncidere. - Wa
rren. Rexultatul anchetei fa-
cnta de politie indicaza ca moar-
tea frumoasei fete Olive Thomas,
in etate de sasesprezece ami, 81 q
carci cadavril foat aflat de fra
stele eli Kinei ~eara, Sc crede ca
singura Ti-a eurmat yiata.
Politia MI i spus drisa ca acea-
sta coneluzie poxitwa, insaI
spun numai ca toate tintesc de5
vedi a'ceastas hi tot mai tin pc
Reginald Pierce, care admis ca
a lost Gu fata ii dupa aineaza .i-
lei de Vineri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-27
INFORNATNN|

Grevisti arestati. = Primele
mandate de arestare a fruntasl-
lor grevei neautorizate della ca
lea fcrata All fost Sc fie elibera
te S1mbata seara, daca acestia
nu vor revoca greya 81 Sc vor
intoarce la lucru pima la aceia
data. spus prosecutorul fede-
raj Wcrtz intr'lm ultimat dat a.
cestOra.
.Autoritatile federale au dat
urmatorul comunicat dupa ce 5 a
spus ca lucratorii nu contempla
a Sc intoarce indarat la lucru:
.,Guycrnul M face gluma. Man
datele de arestare vOr I'll ellbe-
rate pc data ce Sc va crede ga
"a dat lucratorilor destul timp
81 prilej de a Sc conforma ell in
structiile authorization federale"
Legea ,,uscata." fntrodusa in
camera. - Washington. :. Re-
prezcntantul John J. Babka din
Cleveland intrOd,ls in Casa Re-
presentantilor un amandament
la legea volstead care tinteste
la m0dificarea bilului cu infor-
tarea drastica prohibited.
Lcgea lui Babka va permite
ca beutnrile Sc contina patrn pro
cente acool, lar i'm sfatele uscate
vinul Sc contina zece procentc
aIcool. Legea lui volstead inter
zice orr ce bentura Gaze contint
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07

| Coyote chances for victory in the
sectional football championship game
| with Long Beach high at Long Beacn
Saturday took on a decidedly brighter
hue yesterday with the announcement
| that Brawner would start the game as
quarterback for the locals. The gritty
| little field general made his appear
ance In uniform at the daily practices
session, the first time he has donned
| his togs since being injured two weeks
ago.
Old man jinx, who started dispensing
gloom over the Phoenix squad the
minute the players resumed practice,
seems to have been effectively chased
from the Coyote lair. With the return
of Brawner. the last of the cripples
have been returned to the active list
Barring unforeseen accidents, Coacn
Geary will now be able to send his full
strength against the Seasiders Satur-
day afternoon when the referee s
whistle summons the players to their
places in the most important inter
scholastic football battle ever waged in
the southwest.
Some Team, Eh!
And some team it's going to be. too.
The average weight of the squad will
| be about 1853 pounds, depending upon
Geary's last minute selections. Geary
has habit of making important
changes in his lineup al the last
ance ass to the IL men who will start
the game.
Geary has trained his players so thai
they will be able to fit in at almost any
other position. This versatility is in
valuable. for a man who can perform
equally well at two or three different
| places on the team is more or less d
guarantee against reversals.
The entire Coyote pack is fairly
maunching its jaws in anticipation of
the impending feast" If confidence is
TO be a factor in determining the final
result of the game, then Long Beach
high might just as we'll count next
Saturdays activities lost. a more
confident gang never wore the Coyote
colors. They're not over-confident by
any means put they believe in them
selves; they believe in their own abili-
ties. Yet they're a nervous lot. but
any experienced football man will tell
you that the nervous, high strung grid
iron performer has a decided advan-
tage over the quiet, less aggressive
fellow.
Nervous Player Has Edge
In the first place, he's alive and
awake to the possibilities of the game;
he's quick to take advantage of any
slip by the opposition; he's alert and
active in sizeing up situation. fathom
a play and, above all, he's always
thinking ahead. He's figuring on what
he's going to do If this or that happens.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
INDIAN SCHOOL FIVE
DEFEATS GLOBE AND
MIAMI HIGH TEAMS

The Phoenix Indian school basket
ball team made an suspicious start in
it's 1920 schedule by winning its frs.
two games, played at Miami and
Globe last Thursday and Friday, re-
spectively. A third game, played
against a miners team at Miami, re-
suited in a defeat for the Indians.
Opposed by Miami high school
Thursday night, the Indians had an
easy time winning. The excellent
team work of the locals, coupled with
clever passing and accurate baske.
shooting aided the Indians in more
than doubling the score of their OPP
ponents.
The Indian-Gl game Friday night
proved one of the hardest fought ever
played at Globe. the Phoenix boys
emerging victorious by a score of %
to 81 Both teams played remarka bly,
clean basketball and the Globe au-
thorities complimenteds the Indians on
their craftsmanship and their clean
methods of playing.
Saturday night the Indians opposed
a veteran team of Miami miners. com
posed Of men working in mines. and
lost by score of about Al to 90.
Vigil Clement, assistant disciplinar-
ian at the Indians school. accompanied
the team on the trip and stated upon
his return that the squad was ae-
corded fine treatment. The team did
not reach Phoenix until late Monday
evening, owing to the recent rains
which made road conditions bad.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
'Brawner To Start Long Beach
Game AT Quarter -JiIlx Chased
Geary Will Have Full Strength in Field For Tular Battle
PLAYERS Confident of Victory-Team Average Will
Be About. 163 Pounds-Lght Workout Today.

1t is the quick thinker, the speedy
mover who is alIpowerful in this day
of open-style football The man who
carries 900 pounds OF Drawn in his
body and a pennywelght of brains in
his head is up against it these days.
He's like a duck on the Sahara desert
hes all there but no place to go.
OF course there is no intent herewitE
to belittle the Long Beach team, even
though it is composed of bunch of
huskies. What we mean to infer is,
simply, that this particular Coyore
pac.S is not alarmed, afraid or even
worried because of little weight that
it will be obliged to give away.
And, after all, this particular
Coyote pack isn't unlike pack of
desert wolves. Ever seen a dozen
coyotes? Together, they're about as
fearless. as daring and ferocious as a
pack of timber wolves.
10 Well Oiled Machine
That's just the way it is with the IL
men who will represent Phoenix in the
first interstate championship football
game ever played between representa-
tive high school teams of the two
states. They're fighters from the word
go. That is to say, they are. collec /.
lively. Individually, the team has no
especial merits. There are a few play
ers. quite true, who play a brand of
football slightly superior to other
members of the team, but it is not :,
one-man team by any means; nor is it
a two-man or three man team. 1t is
a team composed of IL players; play
ers who work in harmony for a single
objective victory. When the team gets
down close to the goal line there is no
fighting to see which player is to have
the honor of carrying it across. The
player who has been successful in
bucking the line is called upon or, per
CHARGE trick play may be used.
Therefore. we say that individually.
the Phoenix team doesn't amount TO
a whole lot-but collectively, say
they're a rip-snorting, blood thirsty
crew. Pirates. they'll just steal that
game from Long Beach if they can |
get it any other way.
Phoenix high is going to wage a
battle to the last ditch. Whether vic
tory or defeat is its portion. the team
will have no excuses to offer. Phoenix
high can lose gracefully even as it can
win. 1t is to be presumed that Long
Beach can do likewise.
4 1t is to be hoped, also, that Long
Beach will not present-should defeat
be it's lot-that alibi OF staleness. 1t
is safe to assume that the long season
has done the Long Beach squad no
more harm than the short Coyote sea-
son did the locals. One may have suf-
fered too much work but. If so, the
other has also suffered because of the
lack of sufficient work.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
COYOTE-LONG BEACH
GAME TO Be FILMED;
TO PLAY At STRAND
rhe Coyotes in motion pictures!

The Coyotes in motion pictures!
That's exactly what's going to hap
pen. Now that you've caught your
breath after the first shock we'll go
ahead with the full announcement.
On the eve of the departure of the
famous football squad of the Phoenix
Union High school-our own Coyotes
to battle the Long Beach eleven next
Saturday, comes the announcement
from the Strand theater that the man.
agement has made arrangements to
have the game that promises to make
football history for the local aggrega-
ton canned" and brought back to
Phoenix.
The final details were worked out
late Monday night by wire, when the
local theater was in teIegraphic COM
munication with photographers of the
coast. The game will be played Sat
urday-the camera men working for
the Strand will be on the Job. The
print will be made during Saturday
night and Sunday morning. 1t will be
rushed by express to Phoenix on the
Sunday afternoon train--to arrive in
Phoenix Monday.
Allowing for any unforeseen delay.
the Strand announces that the film will
be screened Tuesday
So here's the opportunity to see the
football game between the Coyotes and
their adversaries. even though all can
not make the trip to the coast city for
the event, for every detail of the game
every move of the opposing factions
all the excitement of the play-all
will be caught by the all-seeing eye of
ferred bodily to the screen at the
Strand for the edffication of the local
supporters of the Coyotes and their
friends.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
DEMPSEY MAY LOSE
CHANCE TOF|GURE
IN S250,00O PURSE

MILWAUKEE, Wis, JAM 6.-There
is possibility that Jack Dempsey
may lose out for the chance for the
quarter of a million dollar purse. pro-
viding present plans of Monsierus
Vienne and Decoin, the French pro-
motors, materializes, according to B.
f. Steinel. Milwaukee, representative
Of the French promoters. Howard
Carr of Chicago, manager of Sam
Langford, colored heavyweight, was in
Milwaukee today comforting with
Steinel and while here he accepted the
to bring Langford to Paris for a series
lead up to battle with Georges Car
pentier.
Manager Carr will leave late this
month or early in February and in
addition to Langford he will take
George Wilson, another heavyweight
boxer. to France.
According to the present plans
Langford is to engage in three bouts
in Paris, she first one with Miles, ex-
heavyweight champion. the second
with Paul Hams. present title holder,
and the final bout with Carpenter.
The French promoters have named the
terms under which Langford fs to box
and Carr has accepted all of them.
Jack Kearns. manager of Jack
Dempsey. in letter received today by
Steinel said that he had the numer-
Gus offers under consideration at
present and that he did not intend to
close with any one for some time to
come.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
PLACE NOLIMIT
ON STATE LAND
ONE MAY LEASE

Applications for practically limitless
stretches of state lands will hereafter
be entertained by the state land board.
according to the sense of a board meet
ing yesterday.
There is but single restriction as
to the amount of acreage which can
be leased to one man. and that restric-
ton is wholly hypothetical. Under the
amended land leasing law. a single in
dividual can apply for leases on as
many sections of state land as he in
able to efficiently administer"
The meeting yesterday was in the
nature OF a ratification of the recent
decision of the Arizona supreme court.
it was stated. in which the constitu-
tionality OF the recent amendment to
the state land leasing law was upheld.
Heretofore leases have been restricted
to one section. The leasing extension
will prove particularly helpful to stock
men, it was said.