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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-09

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PAY
m meRt Of employees IN tho Department OF
while, in the performonce Of duty, for a
date OF this resolution. and directing the
P4Iesentation OF this resolution to the Mayor
Resolved, BY the Council OF the City OF
Philadel phia, That the Director OF the De
partment OF Public Sa rety be. and Is author
lied on the presentation TO him OF satisfac-
tory. evidence establishing the fact that any
employe carried on tho payrolls OF the sew
eral bureaus connected with the said de-
partments while IN the performance OF his
duty, has been unable by reason OF sickness
or other disability, 10 perform the duties or
work assigned to him, 10 Issue a warrant for
the pay Of any such employe, Provided Thst
the same shall not exceed a period longer
than sixty 900 days from the date OF this
resolution,
Resolved, That tho Clerk OF Council be di-
rected to present this resolution 70 the Mayor
for his approval or disapproval.
Approved the 24th day Of February A, d.
1920.
]. HAMPTON MOORE
(No. % Mayor OF Philadelphia
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ORDINANCES

RESOLUTION .CoNFIRMINd LENSES Ot
offices for the Third Hishwsy, pls'r,G,d LEA
supr.I q HsHxfs bsrS fnS BSr.S s' SsI 1
nd dsSns as G1Ts 70 e Mayor Tor hs
fpseGvsd Rescved, u BY the counciI Of the City Of
Phsdephis THAT the fOllCwSss leases VIZ
Lease nros1 Win fs:s 6 ss'F cs Gr % sss r;t
sd ssss cover .SoSSa SSa Of sas%.n,s Sm. ysa e.
Sssnn.ss be maas smontSiy from the spproprston for
the rent Of district Offices etc, 70 tne ne,,h,Ic p
aI; lease of premises now occupied By the
First suryey Dlsr District vsns M W" corner rental OF
To date as OF q srch l. is2o for period OF
O"f Lease of premises nov CsSupisa BY m, she
sspSfsd 10 Sats as O9 MsroS so isio Tor period Of
one RESOLVED. ysiiv That the Clerk q Council be
directed. TO present this resolution TO the
M1yS5 sSs nj he SgR 29R DAY Of
mo ~ j. MAMrt9fTP MSSor of TPhfiisdslpSis.
RESOLUTIONS AUTHORIZING THE MAY0R
10 enter into a lease with tho Pennsylvanie
psn'ng ASnutss tEr for rent Of
Do Nnrfb Camac street for the Bureau OF
Uixhways, and directing the Clerk OF
Council to present this resolution TO the
Mayor for his approval or disapproyaI.
whereas The building at 120 North CamaS
street having been used by the Bureau OF
Highways tor a number OF years as
garage and temporary repair shop, ana oelng
advantageously located In the central sec
tioh And, Whereas. Ths city now has this
property under lease with tho Pennsylvania
Company for assurances on Lives and Grant.
ing Annuities. at an annual rental OF ueyen
hundred and twenty (72o) dollars. which
lease will expire April 1. 1920. and will
rental OF seven hundred and eighty Gs0)
O0i5e Resolved. BY the Council Of the city o,
Philadelphia That the Mayor be authorized
10 enter into n lease with the Pennsylvania
Company for Insurances on Lives and Grant
ing Annuities for the property at 100 North
and eighty tisoj dollars per snnum. begin.
ming April 2. 1920. payments TO be made
monthly from the appropriation to the Bu-
reau OF Highways. Item Al. rent Of district
offices, etc.
Resolved. That the clerk OF Council be
directed to present this resolution to the
Mayor for ,his approval or disapproval.
Approved the 14th day Of February. A. D.
1920.
J. HAMPTON MOORE,
(No % Mayor OF Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-09

AN ORDINANCE, TO AUTHORIZE GER.
tain transfers in the annual appropria-
tions to the Departments Of Public Health,
Co9Rcil and city treasurer. for the the " year ar
section cGi l. The Council of the city of
be. and no is hereby authorized to make the
following transfers in the annual appro-
pr!attons for the year 1920 W. department
ttCm AS, wages. twenty thousand 10000
dollars. City Treasurer: From Item IL. In
forest on new loans. twc!ye thousand nine
thlrty.two thousand nine hundred and sew
enty t32, ,970D dollars, TO the following:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH.
Bureau OF Hospitals.
MAYOR
Item 4, Purchase storage, caro- aud
repair of automobiles Coward the
purchase OF II now automobile. SG29O
Provided, That tho prcsrui automobile
may be traded IN as part Of pur, h1ga money
w CITY 'GSGlMIssIoNERs
Item 20. Furniture and furn!ghlnEs
frrt for the ,o suRTsme Court inc'ud"E .-oo
tBosrd of Viewers. for purchase ooo
OF H''hS cGERK Sfhsf OF co ,NGiii... l'ooo
Item O. New furniture and repairs to
old furnishings and equipment. -. $1,000
documents $50, ...'o.". -. 1000
ographic services. sta,i2nery and
work OF the Phiadelphia War His
Provided. warrants shah be drawn by GSV tSS
Chairman OF the PhlIadeTp6ia War Hlstory
XTproved the 1lth day Of February. A. D.
]. HAMPTON MOORE,
lNo. - Mayor Of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-09

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY
SR SSSaGsH d6aas aS St two %
authorized by ordinance approved Novem-
ber II. 1919, against the available un-
appropriated general fund balance from
the. wear lelei and directing the pressn.
tation OF this resolution TO the Mayor for
his approval or diAapproval.
Resolved. BY the Council OF the City Of
PhilAdelphia, That the City Controller be
authorised TO charge the sum OF two million
o. 600, OOol dollors, emergency loan author
lied by ordinance approved November ii
1919, against tho available unappropriated
general fund balance from the year isi0
Resolved, That the Clerk OF Council be d.
rected to present this resolution 70 the
Mayor for approval or disapprovaI,
approved the i4th day Of February. A, d.
J. HAMPTON MOORE.
: Dlo- ~ Aayos ef RhiladelphiA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-09

AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE ADDITIONAL
smpprS4psriatiops sp SIs, to the Departments Of Pub
the year 1920 '0'
phsdepha orGsns coTRS TRs tSe Of hs s, CITY Ss
hundred and nineteen thousand three hundred
9asi and nineteen t2ia sl0) dollars and thirtyhve
VOC, cents be. and tho same is hereby appro-
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Item 10. Towards purchase OF an
automobile for use OF the Dl-
Provided. That the present car may fsV;aS be eI
"DIdSP pEPARTSEsNRTF II TPSSfs NRFy@Snf 6F ftRrJc WORKS
Item @. Towards the purchase OF
sSs0Pi2Stss sSa PireetSr nsiud.s Incl sa5s fSr
rector ree snd Tor the various Bu- o oo
Provided. That present cars may ViSc be ea.
changed BuREAE b RET G@y5P'Ts 0F HreHwAYs
Item co.. Towards meeting ent
Of tho Pennsylvania Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals in reducing tho danger
incident to slippery streets
during the winter months. s4OO. 90
prdTsS De s1 al Ps for G9f woT Sc
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Directors Office
Item o. To meet emergency eS.
epidemic and other public health
Prgxsss o5k Sf as TTseTt 90
with the Joint approval of the Mayor OF the
city, the President Of City Council and the
Chairman of the Finance Committee OF City
Council.
CITY COMMISSIONERS
Item 90. Towards burial ex-
penses Of Burton r. Bennett and
Horace P9!!?ek; United States
veterans eIfT 81 f"fA fREhX$sUUtREhiR $4,000
Item IL. Interest on now loans. .SI2g 343 At
Itcm II Flremen's Pension Fund. II, 535 90
Approved the Gath day OF February A. D.
1920.
j. HAMPTON MOORE.
(No. y Mayor OF Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-09
NURSE SAVED FROM TURKS
Mother Of Miss shuItr, Of Reading,
Gets Good News From Nnar r...

Reading, Pa, March 9.-Miss Helen
e. shultz, the Reading nurse, who was
captured by Turks while administering
aid to the Armenians, is safe, accord.
ing to word received today by her
mother, Mrs. George p. Shutz. from
the New York committee of Near East
relief. The message is based ON n com
munication the committee has received
from It's agency. in Constantinople,
This is the first official notice Mrs
Shultz has got from the Near East
headquarters. 1t said that the workers
at Marash, where Miss Shultz was sta.
toned, had seen more trying experi-
cnces than foreigners in distant coun-
try had endured since the Boxer re-
bellion in China, twenty years ago,
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Provided That NJ, ~; ., az i;ZVV
tions. my Vi '"o foregoing posi-
,,deT UndeT the caption Public Works" SEQ
ttnnrther ~ amend by striking out lines 35, as,
~: VS.:roo,, 90, ~ % and 81. and Inserting In lieu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-09

RESOLUTION TO CONFIRM LEASE OF
office of Seventh District, Bureau OF
Surveys, and directing the Clerk OF Coun-
for his approval or disapproval
Whereas, The ordinance approved MAY o.
1873 requires the confirmation OF Council
OF all leases of property rented by any de.
Resolved. By the Council OF the CITY of
Philadelphia. That the lease OF the premises
now occupied by the Seventh Survey Dis
trict (belng premises No. 3lO7 South Eighty
fourth street,. at rental OF thirty.fve 1851
dollars per month, be. and the same is
as ot January ]. 1920, from month to
month.
Resolved. That the Clerk of Council be d.
rected to present this resolution 10 the
Mayor for his approval or dsapproVaI
Approved the llth day Of February. A. d.
]. HAMPTON MOORE
No. 81 Mayor OF Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-09
J. HAMPTON MOORE,

J. HAMPTON MOORE,
NNo. ~ Mayor OF Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN oRDI-
nance approved December 10 1919, en-
titled An ordnance for the adoption of a
nnancial program for the city Of Phila-
delphia. for the year 1920, and making
= appropriations to carry such program into
erect so as to change the wording in
,r eertain items In the appropriation to the
section 1. The Council OF the city Of Phils-
delphia ordalns That the ordinance approved
December 10, 1913, entitled IAN ordinance
for the adoption Of a financial program for
the city Of Philadelphia for the year 1920.
and making appropriations to carry such
program into effect be, and the same Is
hereby amended as follows:
Under the caption Purchasing Agent. Sec
tion 20. Item 200 electrical Burcau" by
inserting the words automobile parts. sup
amend by adding at end thereof And pro-
vided further. That Invoices for coal and
transportation services on same furnished to
the Bureau OF Water In 1919 be paid out
1920. o"' u r'Or U"'S' a. -
J. HAMPTON MOORE
lNo. W Mayor Of PhIladelphia
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10
river TRAFFIC OPENS
UP; QUIET since 1887;
METHOD SAVES time
tBy Associated P:ess.)

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 10.-Two
tow boats dashed to barges carrying
more than 10000 tons Of steel bound
from Pittsburgh to New Orleans are
afioat on Americas mightiest inland
waterways-the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers-indicating to q decree river
men say, the greatest revival Of river
traffic since 1887.
Curiously enough one ar the reasons
given for 1t is that it is time saver,
notwithstanding the greater distance
than by rail. Favorable differences In
freight rates and shortage of railroad
cars also enter into the situation while
completion Of locks and dams are ex-
pected to give the traffic greater as
surance of stability, and more ease OF
operation.
To Build Terminals.
Construction of river terminals at
important cities with modern machin-
cry for handling freight, already con-
templated at Louisville and at Mem
phis, is expected to contribute to the
revival and become cornerstone in
the foundation for its permanent
futNe.
News Of upper Ohio River improve
ment, brought to Louisville by John F.
Klein, OF Pittsburgh, veteran riverman
and owner of q feet of tow boats and
barges, indicates the first twenty-five
locks in the down river stretch from
Pittsburgh have been completed. The
twenty-third will be finished next year
The twenty-fourth is even now receiv'
ing finishing touches and the twenty
fifth will require but few weeks to
complete. The twenty-sixth to the
thirty-third between Cincinnati and
Maysville, KY, already are in opera
ton. Below Louisville similar govern.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Jones
and family entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
James May and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Antrim and Miss Pauline Knapp
at dinner Sunday. "A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Stamm,
Tuesday. SON was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Shaffer, Monday.
The Aid society of the Christian
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
Of next week with Mrs. William H.
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Fox
were entertained at dinner Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kidwell.. Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Keagy left Friday for
Miami, Florida, where they will spend
the winter. Miss Anna Horn, Of
Richmond, was the guest of Mrs. Will
liam Abbott. Sunday. Mrs. M. L.
Fox was hostess to the Social Circle
at her home on Perry street, Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Ella Whitesell and
Mrs. Sarah Stotelmeyer were guests.
Refreshments were served. The
Woman's History club met NJ 1day
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10

ment river work is being constructed.
Mr.. Klein came to Louisville to meet
one Of his towboats. IN my thirty
three years Of experience on the riv'
err" he said. Il have never seen sucn
a boom as we are enjoying today. The
Pittsburgh harbor is almost as busy
as it was in the old days before the
railroads took our business. Coal com
panies are buying steel barges as fast
as they can be constructed.
Passenger as we'll as freight traffic
is on the eve Of great revival, in the
opinion of Mr.. Klein. One packet, he
asserted, just off the marine ways al
Mound City I'LL, has been repaired fol
a sum which exceeded the cost of heI
original construction. $50 her owners
must expect a revival of passenger
trade" he added.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10

afternoon with Mrs P. j. Stanley and
sister, Miss Rumbaugn. The members
responded 10 roll call with articles on
Indiana and Ohio" Mrs Martin
Working gave a book review, Mrs.
Charles Teetor read a pamphlet on the
school Teachers Situation" and the
hostess read a poem. Photograph
records were played. The club will
Ellen Allen. :. q. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Main, of Newcastle, spent Sunday
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt
Main, on Harrison street. Mrs. Laura
ebhart went to Franklin, Ohio, Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. John Denny were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
well Charles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10

Milton Mettert and son. Herschel, had
as their Sunday guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Shaeffer and daughter, of Will
liamsburg. g.. Mrs. Frank Swain was
called to Pillsbury, Ind, to attend the
funeral of her father. Mrs. Mary
Brown received a letter from Mrs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10

GREENSBORO, Ind.-The w. M. A.
society Of Sugar Grove, will hold a
market Saturday, Dec. IL. 1t will be
held in Harry Kings work-room..
Mrs Alice Byrd entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Davis and daughter. OF New
castle, the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10

Lydia Cause and daughter, Ada, stat
ing they arrived Wednesday and liked
1t fine. Howard Allen. James Allen.
Walter Nicholson, Dallas Stevens,
Grant fulton, Donald Cause, and
William Fulton were taken into The
K. of p. lodge Thursday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-10
Suburban

HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
Glen o, Rourke, of Dayton, O., spent
Sunday here with Mrs. ORourke's
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
CpEcIAIf

A REAL GILBERT. ARIz. BARGAIN
 125 acres 215 miles southeast Of Gl- bert: so Tn fine stand Of alfalfa now ready for cutting; 45 acres in good cotton; traction engine, cultivators, 2 moving machines, wagons 2 teams, harness; good well and pump. Broom house with screen porch; $10.0O0 cash first payment, balance in equal payments; $450 per acre takes cotton crop: $500 to S2000 value of alfalfa now ready for cutting. This is an exceptional bargain. Real value.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
MILE HIGH ELEVATION

Prescott residence, 8 rooms and base ment; large chicken house that can be made garage at trivial cost; has lights, water and gas; blocks from court house; fruit trees: lumber in house would cost you $400o: new shingle roof; priced to sell quick at only ss500; $2500 cash. balance 21s years at 8 per cent. Own home amidst the pines
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For Rent-Furnished

PAGE THIRTEEN
 For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms l4 >~-~~------~->>~-~-~->-~>-~--~-~--
 COTS on sleeping porch, s12.5O per month each; bath in connection: 9 blocks from Indian School car line. Phone 366S. 1t
 ONE large room. bath connecting; Indian School car line; one or two gen tlemen, with breakfast. Call MT Rosenberg at 35S4 for particulars or 3207 N. 3rd St. m
 FURNISHED room for rent; mod ern; gentlemen only; no sick. 146 g. 9th Ave. b
 NICE furnished room. 91O N. 9th St Phone 3969.
 FOR RENT-Three- room furnished cottage, modern, S25; water free: shade. 805 s. First Ave. .tf
 FOR RENT-June 1st,, furnished room, large screen sleeping porch, con meeting bath, near Capitol. on car line. Phone 3218
 NICELY furnished front room with sleeping porch; breakfast if desired. Suitable for two. Phone 8476.
 WASHINGTON HOTEL, z2s North First St; under new management; hot and cold water in each room; thor oughly renovated throughout Rates reasonable Mrs. w. Fl. Hurley pro prietress. Or
 FOR RENT-Cool comfortable fur nished front room, adjoining bath suitable for gentleman or lady em ployed during day. 719 ". Third St. b
 CHEAPEST rooms. fine cool resi- dence. 2175. b
 1 LARGE screen room for rent, sepa- rate from rest the rooms. Plenty shade Close in. Reasonable rent. 610 s. Center. b LARGE screen room, private en- trance. connected with bath 1135 E MeDowell. b
 FOR RENT-Screen sleeping room. outside entrance. 386 N. 1st Ave. D
 2 FRONT bedrooms. gentlemen only. BAT N. 9th Ave. b
 For Rent-Housekeeping
 Rooms H ---~- -.,--@,-
 LIGHT housekeeping room for rent. PA E. Van Buren. 6
 FOR RENT-I large room house for light housekeeping. Call 1122 Grand Ave.
 FOR COOL Housekeeping and bed room all at 446 P. Washington. m
 TWO rooms and screen sleeping room, closet and bath, shade, front and back entrance. 1219 E. Van Buren.
 HOUSEKEEPING. 427 W. Jeff. k
 WILL DRIVE CAR to Fl Paso or thereabouts. Write Box 32G Republi- can.
 FOR RENT-Room for light house keeping, sleeping porch. AIS E. Van Buren.
 FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep- ing apartment. 705 \. Third St.
 ONE room and screen. room fur nished for light housekeeping. adjofn- ing bath: no sick or children. Sl2 N- Eighth Ave.
 THREE unfurnished rooms over ga- rage; lights and water paid. 1135 E. Mcdowell
 LIGHT Housekeeping rooms. Ss5 N Sd Ave. q
 TWO rooms and screen porch for rent at 17O5 P. Madison; s12.50 per month; partly furnished.
 ONE room for light housekeeping or sleeping. ST South First Ave.
 FOR RENT-Furnfshe housekeep- ing rooms. 234 W. Monroe St.
 For Rent-Land 70 ---@oo~~~~@.Y-~~~->-~
 FOR RENT-4M acres for crops on N 7th St. Inquire 4th house south or Virginia Ave. q
 300 ACRES, share lease. land for nigeria. Will subdivide. Evenings 3s3 East Portland St. Phone 233E Phoenix .----------------E---- For Rent-Store & Offices s-s~s>~s~-~->~~>-~~~~~>~ ~~>~e-~e--e~y~~~~rs~~.esu
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SALE

BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SALE
 Two-story frame building, rooms, refreshment stand, gas and oil station. Present gross income $50 to $60 a day. Lot contains two acres and outbuild- ings. Total price s90o0. including stock and fixtures. Located on unusually busy corner. Investigate.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

GROOM brick on paved street for rent for 4 months or lease for one year to desirable tenants. 2137 w. Jeffer- Q
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
For SaIe-Automobiles4 41a
THIS IS USED CAR AND TR UCK WEEK AT CAL
 MESSNERS

The boss says we have some big shipments of Hudson and Essex cars and G. NJ. C. trucks rolling and that we must move our second hand cars and trucks this week. As We have been out of new merchandise for the past 30 days we are chucked full of pep and wiA give you every attention. If there are any used cars sold in Phoenix this week we have got to sell them The selection we have for you tomorrow is: Seven passenger Hudson, new tires all the way around one extra; new paint, completely overhauled by Hud- son experts. This car was taken in be- fore Hudsons took the raise and we are able to sell it on the old price,
 Oldsmobile Eight, late model used less than 5000 miles, new cord tires all the way round, could not be told from q bargain and we will pass 1t on to you. If you like an Oldsmobile and s1000 off from the new price would be of any in- terest to you, better see this.
 Hudson speedster, very latest model, used but a short time by a non-resi- dent; cord tires, plate glass, runs and looks just like new, used but 5000 miles. 4 nice little saving can be made by buying this car.
 Today we will have two Hudson speedsters out of the paint shop. One We can sell for $500 and the other for S2000. Both of these cars have gone through the shop and are Al mecnan- ically. Either of them is a car that you would be proud to own.
 A 31k ton c. NJ. c. truck, completely overhauled in our own shop. Our repu- tation is back of c. NJ C. trucks anc that is sufficient guarantee to you that the truck is right.
 One high powered 2 ton Moore truck, completely overhauled and ready for rough work; when the boys tell you the price on this truck, don't think we stole it.
 In fact. the prices on all of this stuff are made with the expectation of nov ing it this week. We will have some thing new in this place for you to- morrow.
 Yours truly,
 THE SALESMAN
 CAL. MESSNER
 Fourth Ave. & Adams St.
 Phone 421S-1Ss6 IL
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

PUMPING PROJECT 40O0 acres patented unexcelled for citrus, alfalfa or cotton at genuine bar gain price. Situated east of Mesa. Adjoining land shows good crops and fruit at cost of s1.75 per acre foot for cost of irrigation.
 INTERNATIONAL MINES AND
 REALTY COMPANY F. O. Box 1889 Phone 1855
 Suite 8 40 North First Ave if
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

670 acres Paradise Valley state lease for sale cheap; will sell in 40, S0 160 acre tracts: plenty of shallcw and good water; to year lease with privilege of renewal: 14 miles from Phoenix. The best and cheapest buy in that valley.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
LIVE STOCK

Cattle of all kinds and in any mum Der. We can furnish these upon short notice. Mexican cattle our speciality.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

640-acre school lease located miles west of Casa Grande, fronting on main highway between Casa Grande end Maricopa. Will cost from $5 to S6 per acre to clear. miles to town. Price per acre $6. Easily worth s1O; 5000 cash $1000 in months, balance 6 months thereafter.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

Five-acre tracts, 2 miles south of town, on highway at from s120 to S200 per acre. Fine for truck gardening, fruit or chicken raising.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
Listings Wanted

We have clients who are buyers for moderate priced homes Phone us at once or call and give us your listings on all classes of property.
 J. G. HARMON REALTY co. Phone 170S no North Central E
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
IISTINGS WANTED

On furnished and unfurnished rental property in city, If you desire quick results. list with us
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
Wanted-Real Estate '',z
WANT LAND IN

Paradise or Deer Valley Want Go buy from owner. 16O to 320 in Para disc or Deer Valley Call 4990 It WANTED to buy from owner Close in residence. Phone 3444. FOR SALE - 160-acre relinquish ment near Buckeye. or would trade for late. Dodge car. Box LOG, Republican.
 W
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

MODERN FIVE ROOM BRICK For sale-hardwocd floors, built-in features, paved street; close to carline: S5000, attractive terms
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

MODERN GROOM BRICK Residence and garage, shady lawn; price s6500; easy terms.