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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
DENY REQUEST
RECEIVER FOR
NEW HAVEN ROAD

New York. May 24--The application
Of 14e0 Stockholders Of the New York.
New haven & Hartford Railroad for
tire appointment Of limited receiver 70
prosecute the corporarinu's right Of ao-
tiun against ne board Of directors, fur
rnerlv headed by William Rockefeller.
for the restitution OF approximately
SI5e a0e. eco alleged 10 have been wasted
by the board in improper uses. was de-
MED late today by Federal Judge Julius
W Mack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
"Hgh Tones"
COunfendnce
Booty Boys

Boston. May enforcement
o. the prnrihition amendment is
being rssisrec by "a part Of our
sociai organization raaf we are
Pleased 70 call society" President
(srnerirus] Charles w. Elicit Of
Harvard University said at
meeting OF the Unitarian Tenn
perance Society To-Day.
these people are causing
great deal or trouble all over tire
country, principally in teaching
iawiessness 70 the young" ne
con inuea 4. adding. ~ know
whereof ! speak by -easnn or my
knowledge or the undergraduate
boGy Of Harvard University"
Dr.. Elliot SAFE that young
women are nesting young men
ir what ne termed ''s1onzy"
condition ar social affairs ~,1ics,
are cnuntenancea by rnatrons OF
sonc social standing. The fact
r1at these young women DO not
object 70 meeting men in this
condition, ne said, IS impeding
enforcement or the Drn-irftion
amendment. The speaker cite6
Incidents rnat mad came under
ms observation &c SNOW that con-
ditions among working people
Rad improved through pronibi-
+lpr -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
ZIMMERMAN GIRL Sane At Time
DOCTORS DEATH EXPERTS SAY
COUNSEL IN WORDY ROW
NO INSANITY

Springfield, Mass. Nay I'm me
opinion Of Or A Warren Stea-ns Of
Boston. insanity expert Of the Charles
town state prison. Miss Jennie c. zim-
norman. who IS On trial charged with
the murder Of her cousin, Dr. Henry
Zimmerman, was Of sound mind on
August :. 1873. Inc day il is alleged she
killed Or. Zimmerman. Dr. Stea-us
gave this as his opinion a. the opening
Of reburtaI by the prosecution after the
defense had rested its case in the morn
ing.
AS il relates 70 the defendant. Dr,
Srearns discounted the theory of herer-
ltary insanity and conditions under
which Miss zimmerman lived IN child
hood He SAID, also, thai her attempt
al suicide as brought out by the de-
Tense, was the result OF emotional epl-
spdes'' and did not Indicate any de-
pressive form Of insanity. Under
cruss-exa-nination the witness admitted
TO Attorney William G. Mckechnie thar
ceTLalD TaCIS drought oLL DS LIt uei Nflst
would Indicate certain forms Of a de-
pressed mentality, but insisted thar Miss
Zimmerman period Of excitement were
emotional episodes and not indicative o.
insanity
DR. L Vernon Briggs. formerly of the
state board Of insanity. was called 20
the stand following DR. stearns. but
because Of the long questioning under
Attorney Mckechnie as to his quRliii-
cation, taking OF testimony by the dis
tricr attorney was delayed and court
adjourned until tomorrow
In the direct examination District At
torney Wright asked Dr.. STearas wheth-
or in his opinion Miss Zimmerman was
sane or insane az the present time.
7 believe sine is sane, DR.. Stearns
replied
And was she san or insane On Angus;
:, 1872"
"She was sane. The witness answered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25

Albany, " Z, May a.-The Walker
bin, leEalizing the manufacture and
ssaIe Of beer containing not more than
20 per cent Of alcohol by weight was
ssigned ny Governor Smith todav
THE measure provides for the sale Of
e per cent. beer n restaurants and
utels in cities of the first and second
mss; declares that beer of such aico-
niic content is MISUNDERSTANDING, and
sp provides for state regulation OF
sale and fixes the license fees.
|Ecvernor Smith issued brief mem
Andum on the bill
-In January. 1919 he wrote. the
Eislature of this state ratified the 18TH
81 bendment To the federal constitution
Uhy Ich amendment was commonly
md wn as the amendment providing for
,rpf nhition- One year later the same
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
Hoouer's
Eight Causes
ofH G. off.

Shortage in commodities cue
&c MISREPRESENTATION in Europe
and our participation therein
through the drain upun Us by ex-
ports.
Initiation, especially IN Its sx-
pansiun or our credit facilities
for purposes Or uses OF specuIa-
ton and npn-esseutial industry
"Frufiteering and specializing
arising f-un the combined or--
portunlties Afforded in the previ-
Gus two terms.
"Maiac justmert Of taxation.
particularly the excess profits
tax
Decrease m our own 1rocuc-
tistty cue &C the reIaxatior Or eff
fort since the war, - strikes and
other causes.
increase IN our cNs0 cousr7r-
tion, waste or commodities and
the increase CT Extravaganza.
Deterioration Ut our transpor-
tstinn system during the war.
Ar expensive and Waste+ui
distribution system. and ot+er
causes of less Importance"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
Government Lost
$500, 47S,0O0 in
Running Railroads

Washington, May 24-The govern
menr gross loss in operation e the
railroads during Federal cnntrol was
$685.. 472. 900 according To the final re-
port of Swager Sherley, railroad ad-
uiirlistration director al finance.
OF this total ss7- .51s 600 was charge
able directly to the excess or operat-
ins EXPENSES over revenues and rem
tals for the class one" roads. Mr..
sherley said Smaller lines. sleep
ing car companies and inland water
WAYS added $40. $50 oeo 70 this total.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
HOOVER'S REMEDIES


The employment OF economic pa
tent medicines" as a cure for the
high cost Of living was attacked by
AIr. Hoover IN his testimony before
the legislative cummlC-ae. He SAID
what was required was definite CO.
ordination Of policies Of reimbursement
and a policy Of seeking a remedy
through Studying conditions under
the surface of things.
In applying his opening state
ment MIR. Hoover said there could be
no question that the amount Of spec
ulatlon and profteerIng has been
very considerable. He expressed II
Is MS opinion that the remedy lay N
the reduction Of credits and Infia-
rion and IN vigorous regulation by The
government.
Mr.. Ho0ver sad ne believed the
sugar equalization board should nave
been authorized To purchase the
Cuban crop Of last year which would
have maintained the retail price this
year al about 10 cents.
The CurIailrnenL Of credits for
Speculation ana nou-essentiaI pur-
poses taken IN hand during the past
few weeks" ne said, lis n some part
d surgical operation The best skin
Of The banking community Is needed
10 avoid difficulties thai may flow
from d TOO abrupt handling Ct the
knife. Orrhe other hand II offers one
Of the best roads 10 reduction Of
speculation and prufiteerinE.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
REDS HAMMER
POLES TO REACH
EAST PRUSSIA

Warsaw. May G.-tBy the Assnciated
Pshss). The Bolshsviki are attacking IN
waves on the northern lighting front in
a thrust 10 break the Polish lines and
open communication with East Prussia.
The ferces1 fighting in months is rag
ing along the se-rrile battlefield VII
lagos are changing hands daily and the
lines are swayinS 70 and FRO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25

r. Aar -. (SpeciaI)-
y. = a-e about 25. of this
J. a. -ae weDber hospital SUI
"F ron broken shoulder re-
ras, -'oH' midnight last night
ese " ILL 9mubiie in which ne
s.r 49, 60 n s-x companions came
4, ~. .''-.aion with another machine
mar -. '-'1ls 81. Cyr WIS the only
,s,r, ..'. ".~ aiken 70 the hospital,
a' other occuua.utg of the
Inc '11' shaken up. The cause
a.re. 'N'A' could not be learned,
BE- "1f possible 10 ascertain
l,o,-.' E ne occupants of the
Ia nat came IN collision
- h. Aiddelord ear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
SMALL CHANCE

Washington, Nay 24-Aurhorirv I'd
accept for the United States a man
date over Armenia was asked Of Con-
gross today by President Wilson
The executive said he was conscious
that ne was urging "a very critical
choice" but that ne did so in the
earnest belief that II VIII De the wish
Of the people Of the United States
that this should be done"
The Presidents message was read
IN both the House and Senate but
was discussed in neither Each
House referred 70 its committee On
foreign relations and there was no
Indications when either committee
would take Il Up. Some republican
leaders IN the Senate predicted pri-
vately that the message would lie in
the Senate committee Indefinitely.
Lodge Opposes II
Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts,
the Republican leader and chairman
Of the Senate comInitEee- mad no rom
ment TO make on the executives re-
commentators. IN the past how
ever, he has declared snphatlcaIly
MS opposition 10 q mandate.
Senator Harding. Republican. Ohio,
chairman Of the committee which in
vest gated Armenian affairs. said he
would never consent to taking d
mandate over Armenia and added
that ne did not think The Senate
would consent
Foreign Relations Against
The foreign relations cprurnir-ee. -
ne said, was almost unanimous
against a mandate. democrats as well
as republicans opposing snch a step
Continued on Faye S-Coi. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
.-,,oses Water District for Lewiston

Lewiston. May Owing TO the
FART that Mayor Lemaire has under
confederation calling special cleo
ton in order for the citizens 70 vote
an the question Of having a watsr
t.;s--ict- this subject is being gener-
aIlv DISGUISED here The aim is 70
+-ansfer the indebtedness of the wa
ter department TO the new district
a,5 .b.rehv permit further borrow
- nv ne city without exceeding the
debt limit. the money being needed.
N MAYOR Lemaire S opinion, 10 help
a,sct an ar-rnDrv here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
BOOST IN FREIGHT
RATES WOULD TEND
TO REDUCE H. c. OF |.

Plausible Plea of Rail Heads at Hearing Be-
fore Interstate Commerce Commission -
Available Revenue from Increased Rates
Would Mean Additional Equipment and
Consequent Speeding Up of Freight Move
ments nsuring More Prompt Delivery of
Commodities - Failure to Secure Billion
ship They Assert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

After referring 20 the Senate resp
luton the President in his messars.
said:
i read and read this document
with great interest and wi.h genuine
qualification. not only because ii EN-
bodied my own convictions and feel
Ings with regard 10 Armenia and It's.
people. but also. and more particulars,
ly because Il seemed 10 me the voice
Of the American people expressing
their geneuine convictions. and deep
Christian sympathies and intimating
the line of duty which seemed To
them ID lie clearly before Us.
Welcomed Appeal
"I cannot but regard il as provi-
Dental. and not as d mere casual CO
incidence, that almost al the same
time / received information that the
conference of statesmen now sitting
al san Reno for the purpose Of
working our the details Of peace with
the Central Powers which II was mt
feasible u work out in the confer
ence at Paris. had formally resolved
70 address d definite appeal 10 this
government ID accept Il mandate for
Armenia They wers al pains to add
that they did not from the smallest
desire 10 svade any obligations winch
they might be expected TO undertake..
but because the responsibilities
which they are already obliged ID
bear in connection with the DISPOSE
tion of the former Ottoman Empire
VIII .stra-n their capacities 10 the.
urter-nust and because they believe
that the appearance on the scene Of
d power ernanci pated from the pre-
possessions of the old world viii in
Continued on Page 3-Coi. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25

New York. May 24-The crusade
II prevent betting at major lengue
baseball grounds reached New York
today when three men we're arrested
al the Polo grounds. charged with
disorderlv conduct in that they Of
fered TO accept wagers on the out
come of the game between the New
York and Detroit Americans One
man was arrested for interfering
with detectives making the arrests
and several others were ordered from
The GROUNDS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
CHICAGO BALL
GAME GAMBLERS
IN DURANGO VILE

Chicago. May 1.-THE first move
made here in the crusade against
gambling II major league baseh~ L
parks was made here today when
thirty persons charged with betting
ware arrested al the Chicago Nation
al League park during the game with
Philadelphia Those arrested were
loaded iuro patrol wagons and taken
ID police stations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25

Temperatures are well below the
seasonal average in the Atlantic
states. Local showers ara probable
Tuesday in the middle and south At
lantic states. Temperature changes
viii not be important
Winds: or the Atlantic coast:
North of Sandy Hook: moderate
winds, mostly east with unsettled
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25

1iddefurr. Me-. MAY 2A.-Today
,grkaa the opening of the second
vaak nj the strike of iaborsrs who
sa,-,ad as helpers IN the foundry of
the saco-L0weI machine shops,
s,,,,ttiug downths foundry and throw
- 7vs nplders out of work. The
...+,,.,,or remains a il did one week
the prospect being that the dis
-r.r..s gruupt viii remain out until
- e.. us June when the company
has promised a increase OF wages.
T-ne striking hands, who number 15o.
a.r.ntI an in&sase Of Id cents an
hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
More Shiloh Property Sold

Durham. MAJ 24-The first sale
since the disbandiag Of the colony on
the ET7u-top was made a little more
than a week agn, when the king
DOM" corporation disposed Of one Of
its farms n Durham. The second
transfer was that of property on the
-oad f-urn Southwest Bend 70 y Il
1;u-n MarstaIlsr. The deed was
u;y-,sa nv A. z. Hoad as president
of the corporation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
,Nr - EFT = ROBE

one - TT nooG
-. - The govern
-.-. VIII se4a 2 anl1 1air disf
.,~ d. IL ca-.----r sugar suppl
...., ewaep4rg -nva Rsrlgaaon q
49,. 1~oEa-s VINO lgao1 cnnoInnn
..s~ -4ae-2- 4aanseE Anim F"
.... sasis-au- Attorns.
-,.r,.- z-ncr,7ce d. here 60
~-.s announcement r3llo VEG CLOSE
ANN -as-.mor~ before Inc JOIN
.-,....~s .omrn,--ee nv. aIIln'
-..-..s-,ar Of Heroe~. Hod PTer' VIII
...~e. -ae -c~arnInent WI Tespon
zor a4 present Hlgn price o
because II s falure 10 al
-z. as SuEa~ Eq4a-.za-lo T boaT'
-..-,.s.s. 1t cuban crop i .zsI Isl yea
,- ans one~laI1 cents a pouno
81. ;rar announcement N p IN
-afaea sugar mad zen in
....e. b. - cents-an vano
a. .4-.. ~an-- within q week
-. r~ry..za1on headed MI
7.-~ vii. ae=.n tomorrow - n
7--s.ue III wna- ne describ q
...-as ~ .-for-nal meetings -
.--.. representatives. Of the ga
-r .rpon.ad by -nel~ coLlea ne
1-- ~aak II Washington.
-s. -u~7ose Of these neer E
10 nor nan Just for the = -
,o.. o. 7an.sn.ng violators Of va
u ar~ NJ EIey SAID
- 7n-nos. 70 40 everything n =
nus- 10 ~ameav me market cona
ana obtain 4 fair distribute
-ara- supply. even # It mur
"a. s,-a.nze Of some Of
,---5sau-.a INDUSTRIES
liz a.le, sad thai when sug
aa~r wera ooufrnnrad with IL
aanae O. v.oia-ions Of the war
NJ laarsae --raeneut, II was nj
NJ -a~ nom 10 attempt y,
8u. o. respunsiDilIty bya
.-..u= -aev aougnt the war legls-
10y was ~ longer IN effect
-aes. ensas are most enphat-
r H n fec Mr.. Riley said
-ra IS parry Of ne government
-~a, ". .4sE I'D 0rlng this fact 10 the
Be-. ..z a--an-lOL. We viii stop the
--a@,.rs g sailing sugar al prices
s- uaar ~au!acenent value N
r.l o. -os- Through this means
E=l.a.o~s nave been re-seilrng
~aoGg uu-~aas4d At 9 and 10 cents
g, -ae a~.res now current IN the
-1,Ea. ~at... z.nc as much as 100 per
Ell a~1tt'
i 5o aG. under q recent court
a-.s.ur MS slpEaI 70 do this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
Cou' to Make Belated Try
at F air Distribution Sugar
Spd hired on by Hoover Talk

Heads Charges of Speculation and Profteerng
Efort-Probe of Sugar Brokers Methods Scheduled
Seeks to Equaize Distribution Well as to Reach Vio-
yer ActHoover Charges Govt with Oversight in Fail
.hase Cuban Sugar Crop Last Year-Would Have Main
Ill Price at 13 Cents Pound
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
Maine Wife Briefs
Fire Ends School, 5rcwuviIIe

groknviIIe. May 24-The schools
madef up of grades 4. ). 8, : and 8
uy,,ich \were turned out of doors by
-hs n,,Auing Of DiIIou's hail few
DAVIS ado. will not be reopened for
the remainder Of the term. and II IS
likely tina there will be no promo
CONS from those grades this year.
Practically al the books and sup
niles ware saved from destruction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
MANDATE OVER ARMENIA
SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT
LEADERS FROWN ON STEP

No Discussion in House and Senate
When Message is Read-Promptly
Referred to Committees on Foreign
Relations---Republican Leaders,
Quoted as Opposed to Mandate.
Predicted Request Will Be ShelvedI
Indefinitely by Committees--Both
Republican and Democratic Mem
bers of Foreign Relations Opposed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25

ID luN . -eit1Ta-E FIT
-4.4r- Ma elaborate plans
y 2eyHc ma4H FOR he celebration
e -.s =a~a2s Fourth here and a
c--,,.-.as ms been appointed ID
-s' 4ostgr 4nL New York To obtain
s--'aala -~as.-.uns for the day
-@ec ~ .- parade. bail game
-d ma1" a-nrr interesting and
-I1sl1- an-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
Boston Forecast

Boston Forecast
Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Tuesday unsettled; Wednesday prob
AMY cloudy: moderate northeast 10
east winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
THE WEATHER
UNSETTLED

New England and Eastern New
York: Unsettled Tuesday: Wednes-
siav partly cloudy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
'sa'0g,2s SER. Graduation June -

71'0s'-a aeTT7. I=rauuation june II
-.~ THE program Of
1'''-a. --al4arlon exercises Of
geological Seminary,
.- -a@ so-s apart the morning
-.- Tuesday. June ! To
..,. 1.-natInns, while n the
resident and Mrs.
''aa VIII give reception
s~s.. iass. invitations being
- -H1nDers Of the class. the
a. Irs, alumni and their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
Ticnronc -ouss Changes Aanns

Tisnnonu -ouse Changes Hands
-'.-G Ma 1.-THE Richmond
Eggs 4as been owned by
4@ ~~ M"zillicuddy Of Bath,
wEs t0r many years
"'- -.a managed by the lare
Icuddv. VINO died n
las reen purchased by
ar Bolton of Massa-
.--A1;,z new owners VIII take
'->a. -...l- ,<Lne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
WEDNESDAY: Cloudy

Wfssn you hcfh read and ans~er
journal want ADS you get full pleas
ure and much proFTt rs ~sH-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25

Former -
Starts ->eY
fmToGay7
lators Of ID
IRE 70 Purd
tanned Reta|
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
Healey Conrad 6
 Company Phone TOP B East Adams If

CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 REIMBURSEMENT 320 acres, snap for $500. $40 acres, good land, 5000. 160 acres, extra fine, S20 per acre.
 DEEDED LAND 80 acres, cleared and adjoining town, Al investment, a bargain. S20 to e60 acres of fine land; good To- cation, $25 per acre. 160 acres, under all projects $40 per acre and easy terms. WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR CASA GRANDE LAND?
 S. c. MILLER COMPANY
 OPPOSITE THE DEPOT
 CASA GRANDE, ARIZ. db
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
S3OOO Cash

broom and screen porches solid brick house, every built-in feature to the minute, large living and dining room, hardwood floors, large gray brick fireplace, book cases and writing desk; fine large kitchen, plenty built in cupboards and bins; inst. hot water heater; beautiful 3-pieee toilet and bath; large clothes closets and 2 large screen rooms upstairs and 2 large closets and storeroom; fine lawn, large cement porch. walks and sidewalks; good garage; on paved street and near Brill car line; only $s500; payments arranged.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
To Those Who May Be Interested In Secur- ing Farm Homes, or Citrus Orchard
 Land Either for Homes or Investment

Considerable Holdings of Farm and
  Mesa Auxiliary Project The Secretary within penalty of he withholding them. I within both of and Approved As Cotton Partial 
 Yuma Project of the U S.
  unlimited the Colorado Siphon reclamation engineering the world of this know in Alfalfa district 
 The Auxiliary now U. $ Belt  enjoying Transportation Facilities Yuma be of Highly wealthy Fasteners
  ordinarily in  information
 
 offer.
 MILFORD WINSOR YUMA. ARIZONA
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
Good Investment

2-family brick, near Brill car and near Moreland St. paving. gray brick with black mortar, rooms and bath. lot 50x190; has cement front porch and walk Price, $55Q0, $1.500 cash. See Phone 3591 bn
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
Pre-War Prices

s1oo per acre for 300 Agua Fria acres; 150 now in cotton; 15 feet to water: oldest rights on river; plenty of water from river until June; sandy loarn, peanut soil. Does not overflow Very small cash payment.
 40 ACRES-$250--- 40 ACRES
 Think of it. Less than pre-war price. 31h miles from Peoria; all in cotton. This must be sold. 5000 cash. 40 acres improved, now in cotton. near Glendale, $275 per acre. This must sell in few days to avoid fore closure.
 MEYER REALTY co. Peoria db
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
S5OOO Cash

broom and screen and basement and garage brick P. D. house; every built-in feature to the minute. even to furnace heat ;oak floors, inst, hot wa ter heater; large cement porch front and side and walks and sidewalks; large lot. 70x1s0; good lawn; 1 block from car line; best residential district, northeast; for quick sale. $10.50o; $5000 cash; immediate possession.
 SEE MIR. HULETT OR MIR. BARNEY
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
Why Pay Rent?

when you can buy this swell 4 room frame and bath, all painted outside and plastered inside; nice porch, lights, water, gas; close in and a bargain at $3650 with only $500, balance like rent.
 RAY SMITH
 WITH STEWART REALTY co. IT W. Adams Phone 1897 bn
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY"
T PAYS TO BUY REAL ESTATE
HIGH CLASS RESIDENCE
c. A. Dagley Go.

Real Estate and Insurance II w. Van Buren St Phone 3S91 It BEAUTIFUL 7-room brick pebble dash, located on Moreland St; has a large cement basement, very large lot with garage, cement driveway and sidewalks I will sell furniture with house if desired. For appointment. call R. c. Mathews. 657. It
 SIX ROOMS
 Modern brick D. d. house. exquisite ly furnished; must be sold at once. Call 1865 and ask for MT. Lindstrum.
 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
FOB sALE-REAL ESTATE
Lot, S1OO Cash

On Brill car line; price $475. Phone s5s1 for an appointment. Call for MT. Yarborough. 122 w Washington bl