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Naval Orders

Lieut. Junior gradel Arthur F. Anderson
-Det. [. S. S. Williams to [. S. S. Walk
er.
Lieut.. Comdr. John R. Beardall-Dpt L
$. $. New York; to Navy Yard, Washington
Lieut.. Joseph J. Clark-Det. I. S. S. Au
lick: to [ s. S. Brooks as Eng. OF.
C0mdr Abram Claude-Det. command L
s. :. Kennison; to Naval Academy, An
Lieut.. spry o. Claytor-Det. I. S. S. New
Hampshire; to Naval Academy, Annapolis
Nd.
Lieut.. John NJ. Creighton-Det command
L. S. S. RS: to I. S $. Nevada.
Lieut. Comdr Hartwell G. Davis-Det. {
s. S. Mason August 81, 1920; to Nav. In
telIigence. Navy Dept. Washington, D. c
Lieut.. stephen Donely-Det. Navy Yard
Boston. Mass: to L. 5. s. Delaware.
Lieut. Junior gradeD VIM. W. EIDE (Chap
lain Corpsl-Det. [. S. :. st. Louis; to Z
S. S. Columbia.
Lieut. Clarence H. Fogg-Det. Nav. Am
munition Depot, Hiagham, Mass; to NavJ
Yard, Boston, Mass.
Bosn Samuel s Fosnaugh-Det. Z. S. S
Ontario; to L. S. s. IroQuis.
Ems. Theodore G. Haf-Det. R. S. New
York, n. Y: to Destroyer Squadron Three
Atlantic Fleet.
Lieut.. Comdr. Lewis Hancock, jr-Det. T
s. S. Wyoming; to o. S. S. Brooklyn as
Navigator.
Ems. Harbo II. Hardy-Det- q. s. S
Salem; to L. s. S. Michigan.
Lieut.. Cjunior gradel James NJ. Hester
chaplain Corps)-Det. L. S. s. Columbia
to L. S. s. st. Louis.
Lieut.. Junior grsde) Emory T. Hosmer-
Det. Z. S. S. Virginia; to duty R. S. Bos
ton, Mass.
Pharm. Matthew Kempes-Det. L. s. S
New Jersey to duty r. S. Boston, Mass.
Lieut. Comdr. George ". LaMountain-
Det. L. s. s. Columbia; to Bu. of Nav.
Navy Dept. Washington, D. c.
5ns. Brook S. Mansfeld-Det. Z. S. s
Michigan: to [. s. s. Salem.
Lieut.. Comdr. Charles G. McCord-Det. Q
s. S. Savannah; to L. S. s. Camden as Eng
on
Comdr. Harry L. Pence-Det. Navy Yard
Washington, d. c.: 10 duty Nav. Intelli
gence. Nay. Dept. Washington. D. c.
COmdr. Harry L. Pence-Det. Nav. In
telIigenCe, Navy Dept: to Nav. Attache
American Embassy, London, England.
Lieut.. Comdr. John W. Rankin-Det. Z
s. s. Wyoming; to Bu. Ordnance, Navy
Dept. Washington. D. c.
COmdr. Arthur H. RiCe-Det. command L,
S. s. Thomas. August 81, 1920. to conn. Z. o.
L. s. s. Edsau and in command when
cOmmsd.
Lieut.. Comdr Louis c. Scheibla-Det. Blu.
Ordnance, Navy Dept, Washington, D. C.,
August IS, 1920; to conn. (. O. L. s. s. Nc.
COrmiCk and in command when Commsd.
Gun. Edward A. Siegrist-Det. L. S. S.
Schley; TO L. S. S. Breese.
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. Davis, Of Tennessee. Undersecretary
of State, also heads a big family.
being the father of eight children
He has the advantage of Judge
Miller in that there is somewhat
even division of the sexes among
his oCtette.
Call Must Change.
There is another good English
suffrage story which becomes ap-
propriate in view of the weeks his
toric developments in the United
States. In the House of Commons
by an ancent custom, the sergeant
alarms at the end of every night
session is required to bawI out,
after the house has adjourned.
"Who goes home? Who goes
home
An NJ P. speaking recently in the
Commons" said that if Lady Astor
had many colleagues of her sex in
Parliament the sergeant-at-arms
would soon be inquiring not Who
goes home"' but Who takes me
hOme?'
Bernhardt Writes Novel
French newspapers just arrived
in Washington contain the opening
chapters of the divine Sarah"
Bcrnhardt's first novel. 1t is called
La Petite Idole," and reproduces
many of the characters famed in the
theatrical, diplomatic and social
world of the last half century. Al
though Nine. Bernhard is 10 years
old. her active accomplishments in
clude acting, stage managing, paint
ing, sculpture. Short story writing
and now novel writing
Hawaiian Circles Globe.
An American royalty" the Prince
Of Nikko-in real life, Chester A.
Doyle. of Honolulu-is in Washing
ton in the course of genuine
globe -trotting expedition He is
known as the Prince of Nikko" in
Hawaii. after his uniqSely beauti-
full oriental residence, which is
called "Nikko." Mr. Doyle has thus
far covered the Far East, Aus
tralasia and the United States. and
is now headed for Europe. He is
loud in his praise of the new Amer
lean consular service throughout the
world, which he says is filled with
live wire, business minded man, in
striking contradistinction to the 20
litical-appointee type OF other days.
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Notes BY a Washington Observer
Brig. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan to Head Army
Intelligence Service-Naval Intelligence
Bureau Head to Change.

From today on the Military In
telligence Division Of the United
States Army will be under the di-
reCtion of the officer who made it
one of the most important branches
of the American Expeditionary
Forces in France-Brig. Gen. Den
mis- Z. Dolan. Gen. Nolan has been
appointed director of M. /" sue
ceeding Brig. Gen. Marlborough
Churchill. As the head of the cell
ebrated &c. ." section of Gen. Per-
shing's G.. H. G.. Nolan became one
of the best-known and most highly
respected officers in the entire serv-
ice. 1t is regarded meet and proper
in Washington that the first mill
tary intelligence department the
United States Army has ever had
worthy of the name, should be
placed under the supervision Of the
officer mainly responsible for its
creation.
Naval Change Announced.
There will be change in the di-
reCtorship of our Naval Intelligence
office next month, too. when Rear
Admiral Albert P. Niblack sails to
take up his new duties as naval at
tache in Great Britain. The admiral
has just returned from his sum-
mer leave and will devote himself
to closing up affairs at his office
until sailing time, September %.
Holland Honors Pilgrims.
Holland is celebrating the tercen-
tenary of the Pilgrim Fathers, like
America and Great Britain. The
American Legation at The Hague
sends word that festivities under
the name of American Week in
Holland will be held between Au-
gust 29 and September 2 The
main ceremonies will take place at
Rotterdam, to commemorate the de-
parture of the Pilgrims from that
port. Holland is full OF Yanke.
tourists at present and they are
preparing to join their Dutch hosts
in CommemoratiOn of the Pilgrims
voyage.
Old FIagships in Service.
L. S. S. Olympia, Admiral Dewev's
famous flagship at the Battle of
Manila. is once again on active
service oversee. She is the flagship
of Rear Admiral Philip Andrews,
commanding American naval forces
in the Adriatic. Although an an
cient craft, of the vintage of the
early nineties. the old cruiser is
still serviceable.
Colby to Take Stump.
Bainbridge Colbys address to the
Polish-Americans at the State De-
partment this week is a sample of
the stump speaking the Secretary
of State may be expected to do
later in the Democratic campaign
1t has been arranged that Mr.. CoIbv
shall hold forth on half a dozen
notable speaking occasions during
the windup of the contest. His
theme will be what it was ON
Wednesday-the ignominious and
helpless figure cut by the United
states in world affairs owing to our
abstention from the Peace of Var
sailles.
Has Big Family.
Judge Nathan L. Miller. of Syra-
cuse, Republican candidate for the
Eovernorship OF New York. is an
ardent Rooseveltian in the sense Of
being family man on an expansive
scale. He is the father of no fewer
than seven daughters. They are
without brother. Norman H.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
A Bergdoll Free and Bergdoll Captured.

They preparing cell for Erwin Bergdo Leaven-
worth Ii he does while being settle
down four years undiPud SHELTER which is quite
privilege these days when millions homeless.
But while Erwin IS anchored for while where equally
guilty but more elusive brother Grover Cleveland Bergdo
FIVE prison. who bamboozled hypnoed custodns
taking him to confinement? Has he become super
ncarnae? Are there detectives Federal can match
his witt Cannot net be made with enough to catch
him he swims about the unchared liberty? Who hiding
him. and where?
Or the OF the law shortened to sriveI:
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Births Reported.

David NJ. and Maud Z. Ricketts, Toy.
Lee D. aqd Nettie King. girl
Antonio and Antonetta Chitc. boy.
Ruben S. and Eva Marshall, boy.
James b. and Ivy X. Rogers. hog.
Nicholas ". A. and Dorothy E. Horst
kamp, boy.
stewart l.. and Madeline Baker. boy.
Vivian c. and Elva Z. Stewart. girl.
VIM. A. and Clara A. Spaldins. boy.
Louis L. and Laura Z. Brooke, girl.
Clinton s. and lila \. Hplpenstinr, Girl.
Daniel W. and Florence Carpenter, boy.
Samuel 7. and Florence Powell. girl
Abraham and Annie Shermsl, boy.
Lamuel ". add Julia Lewis. boz.
Albert and Minnie Smith. boy.
Alfred and Bessie V. Brown. boy.
Benjamin and Olga F. Montague girl.
Wm. c. and Mary Thompson, boy.
Alfred c. and Lila u. ADOs. girl.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Uniform State Legislation.

St Louis the host from all the States
named to aid bringing uniform legislation. For thirty
lawyers and pubs have trying to bring
thing like order the complex conflicting body
law governing citizens whose political and social ideals theory
alike but who legisatng they unlike Looked
at from the standpoint of results have been
relatively unfrutu But the record
encouraging
One fact becomes clearer time on-namely, unless
there IS greater uniformity by the assumption
authority by the nation increasing public affairs
will be favored by the Their reality in ara and
their notions OF justice steadily against such as bior
cal sentiment and State pride to justify letting States
do as they please Old puere the
face OF actual facts Natonasm as in
so many others 1t cenazes sure, it also unfes
The conflicts that arise from have ceased in
cases to be occasions for mh; they have become social
tragedes-or scandals
Some OF the differences standards legality are absurd Tbev
not only make litigation swell lawyers profits; induce
tempt Tor legislatures and for They give the impression
students OF comparative Jurisprudence arc still in the kinder
gaen stage playing with blocks and pile the most
tastc structures OF nantc hm 1t correct
enc The science OF Legislation or and in its art We
conound license with liberty quantity below quality m
know what American law requires professional guidance and Won
have to get OF guides every you cross State bo
da Yet critics wonder why Washington gains prestige at the
expense OF Albany Richmond
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs
THE REAPING.

The cleaning scythe cuts through
the grain,
Yet yields the meadows naught of
pain,
Nor sense of loss, but joyous gain.
So when the Reaper comes may we
Fall as the grain falls, smilingly,
Garnered for all eternity
GarRered for good and not for pain.
Garnered like sheaves0 Of the
ripened grain,
Spelling not loss, but golden gain.
Copyright, 1920, BY The Mcclure syndicste.) }
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p.parturet - Normll.

Accumulated deficiency Of JenperI yure
since January /. 1870. 81.
EAcass Of temperature since August 1,
1920 L.
Accumulated excess or precipitation since
January 1890 uT-
ENress Of precipitation slaoe August I.
1890 10
Temperature same date last !ear-HiEn-
est, -, lowest o..
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Local Tenperature.

Highest. T3 lowest. 65.
Relative LuuIdlJy-S an, 9S, pm.
a7 pm. -.
Rasufsu - pm. 10 : pm, Ia.
Nours uf sunshine q.
Per cent 0f possible sunshine O..
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BAND CONCERT.

Z. $. Marine Band concert a. Tho
EIliPse. at D. ~ today. William n
SauteImGnn, leader.
Program.
March. 'Porter's Cstsu1a Band
-----.---...---....--. MnIa.E.r-
Overture "ObCrou" "....-......... Urbs-
Caprice Ia Dsnseusp" .......-. 8 Fl.l
Excerpts from 'LUfolErir' ..... WaEEar
NAlsr de Concert. ''Nlella -o1I
..-...-.... ---...---- ........ .~fra lsE
lntsTmezEo Chan cterlsrlr. "BadllaFr-'
.-...---......-....-- ...... Hr-ba-t
ballet Music from .'FCrau#r-
Observation-Disclosures. . E .uI--reIn
tal Candle DalCr 0f Ile Br.1r u
kssrhmIr Moderate
fhl Wedding Troacssfnr Mn1s-sr0r.
lcI BlJadeneE DEDoe ~ e. Allegro
vEvaCe GsSGi.
The star SPgrglad Banner
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Deaths Reported.

Anna J. Martin. - wears. Homeopathic
Hu>ut-
Ramon C0rtez. p. -. EIizabeth's Hos7t
Elmer Z. Eem>Oa. a. Walto- Reed Hospt
Albert Z. keuuHrd. 81. 1894 P So ue.
Edgar Bonner 10. Emergeurv HospJ
Infant uf Warren W. and Clara W Cole,
- hours. Columbia Hospt
Daisy k8mes s.. Columbia HasUt
Henry A Anderson G months. az 81, q.
Frances J. Savoy. II months. 1885 c st
Sc.
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The Weather
F,r.,.s., r,- T,s,- 80 =.

Forecasts for Today and Tomorrow.
District u Columbia and yGud-Pa-rIy
cloudy With probably occasional showers to-
dsy and Jouorr0U. somewhat warmer, mol
clste 20 fresh east TO south winds
NIrEiDla-L0caI showers today and romor-
row. not much ,hauge n temPeraJure; mod
eIaJe variable winds
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Events of Today

Meeting - Special committee Oh
Convention Hail for Washington.
Homer Building. 4:30 .. m.
Graduating exercises OF summer
school OF Pan American and Foreign
Exchange, Hall OF the Americas.
Pan American Union. $50 m
Convention - International Asso-
citation Of Printing House Crafts
men, New Ebbitt Hotel, 10 a m. and
p. m.
Convention - Fifteenth Interns-
tionsl Congress Against Alcoholism,
75S Munsey Building. 2 p. m
Outing-Catholic Chapter. o. p.
G., picnic at Glen Echo.
Picnic OF employees Of the War
Risk Bureau, Great Falls, afternoon
and evening.
Meeting - Organization Of the
Washington branch OF the Farmer
Labor party. 3O4 Ninth street north
east, s p. m.
AmusementS-
NationaI-HeIen Hayes, in Bah
Garrick - Garrick Players in
Daddy Longlegs."
Cosmos-vsudeville and films
B. F. Keith's-Vaudeviu
Strand-Vaudeville and films
Gayety-"SPortinE Widows"
Loew's PaIace-Mary Pickford In
"Suds."
Moore's Rialto-Katherine Mac
Donald in The Beauty Market"
CrandalI's Metropolitsn-Conwsy
Tearle in Narooned Hearts"
Loew's Columbia - Madge Ken
hedy. in Dollars and Sense
CrandaITs KnickerboCker - Con-
stance Talmadge in In Search Of a
Sinner"
CrandalTs - Charles Ray in
Crooked Straight"
Glen Echo-Resort attractions
Great Falls Park-Resort facili-
ties.
Steamer Macslester-Dsily excur-
Eions 10 Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall - Resort amuse-
ments.
Chesapeake Beach-Resort attrac-
tions.
Colonial Beach - "washingtou's
Atlantic City"
Chevy Chase Lake-DanciEE.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21

The Philadelphia Inquirer has headline reading Cork Lord
Mayor in Hunger Strike" always wondered of ba+ J
mayors were constructed - ~ 0u
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The Indian vote is also being considered,
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Turning Asia Back from Western
Europe.

The Americana French attitude to-
ward the present Russian govern
ment has the hearty APPROVAL Of
Prof. ). Dyneley Prince, head Of the.
SlavoniC department Of Columbia
University, who describes BoIshe-
vism as a purely Asiatic develop
ment," horn in the brains Of social
philosophers Of AsiGtic provenance
and superimpc sed on the receptive
soil of semi-OrientaI Russia. he Is
for fighting il just as resolute.y as
Charles MaTtel fought the hordes Of
Orientals Of his dsN.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21

Judge Nathan L. Miller. of Syra-
cuse, Republican candidate for the
Governorship OF New York. is an
ardent Rooseveltian in the sense Of
being family man on an expansive
scale. He is the father of no fewer
than seven daughters. They are
without a brother. Norman II.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE-Maxwen car; $250, at the Home Builders Mill. br
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
Auto Salvage Go.

Parts for Sll models. Expert me. ehanics 10 wait On you. Everything pinned ard tagged. Save money and tims. Mall orders filled same day rs- ceived. New gears ordered by wire
 422 ". Adams St. Phone 7s7 If
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17

Address inquiries to Jerome June ton, Arizona. pr
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
East Mcdowell

NEW AND READY TO MOVE INTO.
 UPON THE WEST CORNER OF NORTH sRD rt STREET AND MCDOWELL WE HAVE COMPLETED AND READY TO OCCUPY ONE OF oNR VERY ATTRACTIVE AND MODERN CHARACTER HOMES - MODERN GARAGE WITH LAUNDRY AND TRUNK ROOM = CEMENT WALKS ALL AROUND THE PLACE ' LOTS OF SHADE = BEFORE OR AFTER YOU BUY A HOME YOU WILL BID INTERESTED AFTER AN INSPECTION OF THIS HoUsE-HoME BUILD FRS TERMS NO ONE BUILDS A BETTER HOUSE AND NO ONE CAN SELL YOU . A HOUSE. FOR THE SAME 
 PRICE AND TERMS. AND THAT IS WHY YOU CAN AL WAYS RESELL A HOME BUILDERS HOUSE READILY AND FOR A PROFIT. sp
 ettf-
 GREENE 6 GRIFFIN d.
 Tel. 1904. 124 N. First Ave. bT
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17

Tel. 1904. 1a4 N. First Ave. bp
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
FOR sALe-MIscELLANEous
AT FORD'S-SPECTATTTES

FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs
 AT D'S-SPECIALTIES
 s1Ooo-A piano; perfect; mahog-; s35o.
 sa75-New electric coffee. double urn, grinder, s100.
 carbonator. $500.
 Columbia and Bluebird cabinet graphophones; S75 and s100.
 Room heaters, ranges, oil stoves, gas ranges; new or used heating stoves in all sizes and makes.
 Grandpa rockers fin leather or imi- tation; new. 50 per cent discount.
 Rugs-I challenge these fake sales. have 100 new Administers, Brussels and wiltons, new; 50 per cent dis counts on retail prices.
 Tents: Govt or regular. Every one sewed and good, with poles or without. None like them in Phoenix. Cheap.
 Cotton sacks at wholesale cost; I'm them.
 Cable wire. $ and ss inch. new; 50 per cent discount
 Now MT. Buyer, Listen-Tm putting on no aales. but I'll meet any prices and go them one better. I sell on low margins always. Ford's Stores, 220 E. Wash. Phone 177s. gb FOR SALE-A complete farm outfit: a good wor,- horse, weight 250o; har- ness and PA inch farm wagon with double bed. Will sell separate or trade Star Corral. cor. 2d and w. Madison.t If TAPPOON CANVAS - RICH T PRICE. Phoenix Seed & Feed Co. 12s P. Jeff St. If IF YOU WANT good light have your reflectors replated. Phoenix Plating CO. 21b B. Adams. If FOR SALE-The following guns, good as new: One Remington auto matic shotgun, $50: one Stephens sin gle barrel 20 gauge, $15; two Reming- ton repeating rifles, 22 caliber, s20 each; one 22 caliber H. & H. revolver, $3. Address 25 West Monroe St bp ALMOST new 5-gaL coffee urn and ice box for sale very cheap. Phone S705. 611 p. Roosevelt. bp HEATING stove for wood or coal good as new; cheap. Phone 3440. br FOR SALE-Two canvas cots extra large, S3.50 each; SIS barrel cart, sS 1928 w. Jackson St. br OWING to the remodeling and re- furnishing of our office, will sell at a bargain our present office furniture Carl H. Anderson Ins. Agency, Adams Hotel Bldg. If FOR SALE-Childs s size violin; Lyon & Healy, student model; price s35. Mrs. N. A. Gardener. Phone sosRB. br
 FOR SALB
 1 mahogany roll top desk and chair oak salesman's desk and chair, cane bottom chairs.
 PHONE 4261
 R.. ID. ROPER MOTOR co. bl
 ANGLO PERSIAN rug sx12. usec few weeks, cost SPAS. sell s155; Edisoi l talking machine. just like new, ma 1 hogany case and several records, cos | s290, sell $50; oil paintings, fruit Jars S06 N. Central. bl
 MANS used bicycle. also one girl wheel. 151 D. Monroe. n
 FOR SALE-Burrough' adding ma chine, late model, good as new, cheal for cash. 237 N. Central Ave, Phon' 10e5. l
 FOR SALElNavy blue tricolett' dress. size s6. Phone 4s61. d
 FOR SALE-EQuity of Sl5O in ney plano. Phone SS42. FOR SALE Two credit check amounting to s150 each at big dis count; good on any new plano i house at Redewilrs. Call at Count Assessors office. Court House. befor o'clock Saturday. Nov. 20. b PIANOS, PIANOS
 PLAYER PIANOS. PIANOS AM MONOGRAPHS AT FACTORY RE TAIL PRICES. CASH OR EAS' TERMS. TUNING AND REPAIRING
 EMERSON, CHASE BROS. LINDE . MAN & SONS PIANOS.
 J. W. DAWSON
 enS M CECONn SIT PHnNE SQ7N
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FOR sALE-AuToMosILEs

BEST LOOKING sPEEDSTER IN town, painted red. good top, plate glass. swung low, starter, practically new tires; first class condition; easy terns and very cheap. OalSland-Arizona Sales Co, 519 W. Washington St bp
 FORD Touring Car in first class
 condition; many extras. Corner Cen ter and Van Buren. bp
 BUICK SIX, good rubber, top and paint; price reasonable. Call 1271, be- tween and o'clock ds
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
Recleaned Seeds

Seed barley. both bearded and beard less; seed wheat. Early Bart, Club and Marquis; Texas Red seed oats and Nebraska white oats; winter seed rye,
 common and hairy Peruvian alfalfa seed. Phoenix Flour Mills. cor. Van Buren and 9th Sts ii
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17

FOR RENT-Four or five room un- furnished apartment. no sick or chil- dren; nice location, SEQ N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
FOR sALg-Eees AND POULTRY

WANTED = Young fat turkeys, dressed. vt. to 15 lbs. each; give me your price. City Fish and Poultry Prescott Ariz pr
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
FOR SAIL

FOR SALE UNITED COMMERCIAL COMPANY 1 Rand steam air compressor, ap- proximately 15O cubic feet free air per minute.
 1 worthington steam oil pump, double cylinder, capacity 260 gallons per minute.
 1 Knowles steam oil pump, single cylinder, capacity 1SO gallons per min ute.
 return tubular boiler with 30 feet of stack.
 vertical air receiver. 30 inches dia- meter by feet long.
 Miscellaneous lot of gauge valves 6-inch to 12-inch.
 l oil storage tank. 1T feet diameter by 2 feet high; $ inch plate; h,s1e gallons capacity.
 1 wagon tank, 510 gallons capacity. 1 vertical tubular boiler feet inches high by feet diameter.
 1 vertical tubular boiler, feet higf by feet 2 inches diameter.
 1 Prescott heavy duty duplex water pump. 5-inch suction with 4-inch dis charge.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
FOR sALE-MlscELLANEoUs

FOR sALE-At Iiberal discounts. SITS equity in new piano at Redewill Music company. Apply Service Sec tfou Red Cross. 1T
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17

NEW Essex, run 1000 miles. sz2s less than new price; reason selling. sickness. 34s N. 7th Ave. bn
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17

NEW AND READY TO MOVE INTO.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-17

FOR SALE-One Buff Rock bullet and hen. and one cockerel. Call at SIT S. First St. br
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-03

than what he had faced in the stable.
But the idea never occurred to him.
He was fighting mad; he had come to
st. Boniface to fight. and he meant to
fight his quarrel out. He turned.
He heard Leblanc and Pierre -ln-
ming across the stable 2oor. Ali his
calculations, which were subconscious,
were made In fractional seconds that
night. So. now, he calculated that the
pair would reach the door a half-sec-
ond before the men In the shanty.
They would emerge confident, imagin-
ing him to be In flight. He waited.
Louis laundering flight, which took
him into the midst of the lumbermen,
stopped them In their attack, just as
Hilary had calculated it would; at the
same moment Leblanc's head and
shoulders became visible around the
door. Hilary, waiting for that. jabbed
upward yiciously with his right. Lee
blanc howled and fell backward,
knocking Pierre off his balance in
turn: and before they had recovered
from the surprise Hilary had stepped
back into the stable and bolted the
door behind him.
He saw their wonder and the dawn
ing fear in Leblanc's face, covered with
blood. and Pierre's Infatuated scowl (;
but they came on at him again, craft
lily now, crouching. their knives drawn
back for the stab A revolver. even
when loaded, is of little use against a
knife, welded by an expert at close