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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-17
HAvRE De GRACE RESULTS

First raee--four furionrs-c Careful. III
,Keis"eyy1i go. $50. $40. won: IntriEantr.
haywood. Martina Noona Moon Glow. oh
Yes. Victor a.. bloomington Hunters
Point ran.
;, Second raee-si1 furlongs.est. Quentin
rGlitney. II. iHuni,. $50 third, Tims.
l:l62-L General. Miss Bryn. Onico Hell
10 pardnsT Ninety. simplex; Resist; En-
Sunny. Pretty Haby. Barrys ret ran.
Third race---Thc TogEcrv purse: six fur
loncs-Mikmaid. 40 (Sandc). $50 40
ont. won: Fruitcak.. ii3 tkelsey>: 40.
out. second: 2ue,udc. los CKodriguez>.
coupled. j. *. l.. Ross entry.
lonGs-KinE Thrush. los (Snndej. $40.
@as van 7o second: hf ffan banf l2'
io4 tWessleyj. $50. third. Time. ! :oi -
First Consul; bulls Ey. Rapid Traveller.
Water Wood. Rover. Peccant. The Ne
Fiftn mag 5aGc-siS iuFionss-Biiy Kelly.
Midnigh, sun. Io5 Sncidcmanni. out.
, third Ting ILL., Ga Rosebud Ticiish.
Sixth racc--mi!c and IL siStecnth-Pu-
won: Paddy Dear. III lMyers). $50. $50.
second; Indian Chant. los Fletcher. !: SO.
christie. Grea, GUN. fearless One ran ran. "'
| Seventh racc-mile and seventy wards
Mistress Polly. los tCoitile.,n. il.0o
Srkcj ~ ESQ., GS see nrSSGmsn sns Hr ISs
JOS thiienoSr,. 40. tEird. Tims. i:4s -
Bagpipc Siesta ran.
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noon at Boulevard Field In prepare
ZION Tor. the two-game series with
nuHaio .beginning Monday afternoon.
me boys Viii be given rest We'd
neSday in order that they may he
in shape for the opening OF the Vir-
day.
Owncc Wilson also announced that
the sale of season passes will cease
after Thursday, the opening day.
These tickets were offered to the fans
at reduced rates, but other club
owners in the Virginia League have
stated they will class them as reGu-
lar admission tickets. and they must
he figured as such when they are
given their share OF the gate receipts.
Due to this fact. IL was impossible
for the Richmond owner to continue
the sale after the opening day.
Richmond is ready to begin the
season. and. from the showing the
team has made so far. this city will
be wei up in the running when the
season is over
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SCHOOL MINES CHANGE
GAME TO AFTERNOON
John Mnrshall Charlottesville
Will Play at 4 L. Nj. instead
of In Morning.

John Marshall High School sind
Charlottesville High School will oc-
cupy Boulevard Field this afternoon
owing TO the cancellation of the
series between the Rochester Inter
nationals and the Colts. Manager
Dudley, OF the local team. had a,
ranged for the game to be played
this morning, but ut the last minute
1t was switched to the afternoon. Tho
game will begin at 4 o'clock.
Herbert Hlrrclson. one OF the best
amateur pitchers ever developed on
Richmond sand lots. will be in the
box for tho Marshallitcs nnd Coach
Hay Is counting upon him to win from
the mountainners. HARRISON has d:o-
played. In tho early season contests
this year. the same form THAT mace
him The most feared f,urlcr in prep
school circles last year.
Following is the lineup OF the
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FANS AND FANN|ES GLAD;
jim POOLE MAY RE TURN
Fence Busting First-Sackcr Prob
ably Will Join Lee Gooch's
Colts Late This Month.

Jim Poole. fence-bustinE first base
man OF the Richmond Colts in 1918
and 1919, and who was sold TO the
san Antonio team OF the Texas
League. will return to Richmond the
latter Fart % this month and become
a member OF Lee Gooch's team Tins
was the announcement made last
night by owner b. W. Wilson. who
stated that. although the deal for
Poole had not been completed, Ricn-
mond practically was assured of har-
ing the popular guardian of the in
itial sack %. irst-base this season.
When the local owner sold Poole 10
the Te1ts League team. an agreement
was marie that the Texans would have
until April - TO decide whether or
not the, desired 10 keep Jim. Wilson
recently received word from Prcsi
dent Benson. of San Antonio. request
ing th!rty-day extension OF the
time allowed in the original agree
mept. Benson stated that, unless this
extension was granted. the first
sackcr would he returned to the Rich
mond CEuE,. Wilson replied by wire
that the extension would not ne
granted
Jim Wants TO Come.
Itoole also has communicated with
wilson, and the ep!stic from Jim In
dica1 eS that the idol OF the Richmond
fans, for two years is willing 20 come
TO tn is ci:y. The Richmond owner
stated he WAS reasonably certain AZ
this time that Poole will return here
and unless woe'd Is received from
the Tex as 1cam on or before April IS,
he will instruct Poole 20 leave San
Antonio for this city.
Fans Of his City regretted the sale
OF the Ia)pu Gr irSt-oaseman and VIII
weh,ome ;het tall boy with open arms.
Jim was valuable asset To the Colts
last year. and his bat broke UP many
ball irames.
n
stuart on second. Baker a, shortstop.
and ArI9G,n playing third base. the
;nfeld OF the Richmond team should
be one of the fastest in the Virginia
League. '..od Miller. who has playeo
first in ali OF the exhibition games
this season, Is \ willing worker, but,
SO far, has not come up 10 cXpecta-
lions.
Catcher .Rces Released.
Manager Goo Sh left Richmond last
attend 10 sever IL business matters.
Before leaving the manager released
outright Catcher Rees,, semipro
Completed deal whereby Gus Hill.
ou,fielder. goes TO the, Spartanburg
team of the, south A,iantie League
Manager Hobson. Of Spartanburg,
who has been visiting this city for
several days
MaSSie WILL TtHoIi III lew
DAYS. The Colts also have signed
Coach Lnursey. OF thci University of
North Carolina baseball team. as
catcher. Lourscy Will not report
here until early in May. however. and
il was necessary that the club Sc
cure another catcher until he ar
rives. in order that the hackstoppinG
in case OF injury 10 'rouimy Abbott.
Coltx Ready for Ape ninE.
Luke stuart, second bascman, vii
NJ 10 4
~ absence of Gooch.
The Colts will practice this after
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SPORTS
Schedule of Amateur
Games This Afternoon
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.


Taxa Koln w. lichniond Trrmi-
nni. AT byrd Park.
Battlc-ANe VIZ. Church Hill a. G.,
at 4. &. a. Field.
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
stockton Street w. Church Hill
Bunk, Rt SoMthside.
NcherNoir Terminal ~. An,cri-
can company, Mt Fulton.
HirhmOnd Grayn VIZ. woodland
heights, mt CtntSe Springs.
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Penn Mutunl vs.. N~wt0n-Woad-
No. p.
knights 0f Columbus w. Rich.
mond Btucs, at byrd Park. Urans
diamUnGD.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
u. II. nrnuer vH. Cottrcil Sad
diery. at Byrd Park.
tnrist".Eoln w. II. r. Crump,
mt L. &. A. Field.
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.CLARKE's COOLERS FIELD
LOOSELY AND DROP CANT
Bunchcd Hits or HaDlleman AIS
Aid Rochester to Down
Petersburg.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. April LIB
punching hits of Handleman I'm TIL
opening frame and aided by error
OF the Coolers. the Rochctze: uust
lars tork today's game by the scor
OF & to 4. Acosta kept the nine sae
blows off his delivery well scatterc.
and with the exception OF the fourti
and sixth innings held Clarke
Command led the locals In stict
work. getting n triple and thre
singles In four trips to the plate.
Tomorrow 1.-The Buffalo Bisons will
meet the Coolers.
The score:
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YELLOW JACKETS TAKE
CONTEST FROM MEDlC0S
Randolph Macon Nine Defeats Rich
mond Team, 3 tn 2, In
Close Game.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
ASHLAND, VA. April l6.-Ran-
dolph-Maco this afternoon won from
the fast Medical College aggregation
by the score of 3 to ..
The game was won i'm the first inn
ing. when Riddick the miniature
third baSeman, led on with Al clean
single He stole second. and came in
on Euttcrworth's single. Davis. the
pitcher, laid one over the center
Held fence for Il complete circuit.
Th. skull and bones secured their
tallics in the fourth inning. when an
error, and Il pass put two men on.
They scored on a bingle over the first
bascmnn'S head.
The game was called in the seventh
inning on account OF darkness.
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Summa-y.-Runs-w .: Gu; thRw
Grimm. Cation ErrorS-whitted Cation
Two base hliS--Curison. McIIenry. Three
base hits-Grimm. Shcrde Sacrifice hits
Cutshaw. Catan. Double piays-Caton. Cut.
shaw and Grimm: Hornsby. Janvr!n. Four.
n!er Left on tSburrh. 8: St
Louis s. Rasc bailS-On Sh"rdcl. |
llit by pitchcr-Hy Sheriel tBirsee ant
Grlmm): by Carlson (Fournierl. Struct
ouI-By Carlson. /: Shrrdcl. 6. Cmplres-
Klein and Emsiic. Time--l:3o.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

At Spar,anburg. S. C-spauanburr rs
a. ID. I; Camp Jackson, I.
q: I.ufeio untcrnationa1. :.
AZ Durham. y. C,-wiison Virxin!a).
A, Charlotte. =. tG..wins,on. sai.mo
triedmonp. ;: Charlotte Is. A. IL. {.
AT Raie.gh. y. C.-Akron untcrnation
all. 10: Raleigh PIcdmontI. g
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The score:
Fork Union
BenNlictinr.
Staunton .Acndemy u1m

I|UcCIHI 10 The IImeS- ULSpa n.
STAUNTON. VA. April lS. The
Stanton Military Academy won it's
sixth straight game at baseball to.
day. easily defeating the strong Mas
sanuttcn Academy team, by the score
OF TO 3. Mason. for S. NJ. A. pitched
a mastery game. allowing only two
hits
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PIRATES WIN CONTEST
BY POUNDING BALL HARD
Pittsburgh shuts st. Louis Out
With Carlson in BoX-Only
Two Cardinals Reach Second.
ms Nxsocln;cu p1rssI

ST. LOUIS, April lG.--pittsburgh
pounded Sherdel freely. while Carl
son held ST. Louis in check and won,
) to Q. Hut two st. Louis runners
| reached second base until the eighth
ScoCe:
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

AT Greenwood. S. c.-Erskiu. So: Pres.
byterian College. IS. tFirst game. /.
inninxs).
second KANE called at end of seventh,
account darkncsa
At MaryviIie. Tenn-UnIvcrslty of Ten
ne.soc. s: Marrviile COLLEGE. 4.
Al Lc..ngton. Na.-Wa shinEton and
:, A. nlA.ksburv. Va.-v p. l.. ~
At Cha rkavillc. Tcnn.--Univcrsitv OF
Missisripci. 4: Southwestern PrcsSvteriSr
University. 0.
Al Nashville. Tenn.-Vanderhilt. G
Michigan. :.
Carolina. 3.
Al Chapel I'M. y. c.-Univcrsity OF
College. Q.
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Summary: Runs--Ridd.cH. Bu;terworth
.: Davis .: Harlow. MorslaEd Wilson
Polly. Errors--Tardy. >: WILTON. Home
run--Dav~. Struck out--By Davis. 8: by
Warren. :. Ila-.s on buli5-On Warren.
.. Stolen baseS--Har,ow, RIddick. welkle.
Buttcrworih, Davis. Morton.
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How They Stand Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
All KNOeS postponed. tNet sEounos.)
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE cnE PLAY TO-DAY.
New York ut .phfindetphfR.
st. IO,kS at Cleveland.
WASHINGTON ut Boston.
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Grccnyill. Sign. Manager.

GREENVILI.E. s. c.. April l6.-The
Grcenville baseball club today signed
Joe O'Rourke. Of Philadelphia. to
manage the team and play second
base this season. He will report ut
once, bringing with him an outfielder
and pItchcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-17

WHERE THEY PLAY TODtT.
Boston mt New York.
philadelphia at BROOKLYN
Chicago mt Cincinn. I'll.
Pittsburgh at 81. Louis.
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Richardson TO Attend Funeral.

John w. Richardson. registrar OF the
land ONCE. LEI, yesterday for Marion. Va
to attend the funeral of his brother
Judge George w. Richardson. who diet
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock ut his
residence I'm Marion. Judge Richa rdson
wns prominent business man and law
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FORK UNION WINS, IL TO 3
Denedictine College Goes Down in De-
fent In Tame Game ut Roale-
>Ielh

Fork Union Military Academy and
Benedictine College staged a loosely
played game yesterday afternoon at
boulevard Field. which the former
Team won BY the score OF 1c to ..
Pitcher Holland for total OF eleven
safetics and scored enough runs in
the FIRST and third innings to win the
game.
The score:
mi
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= TtIAS I<aSuN.
A. Wichita Falls-wichna Fails. .
AZ Observation-Disclosures. &: Houston. o
AT San Antonio---San Antonio. &: Beau.
AT Fort worth--rort Worth /: Shrove-
port. III innnes).
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INDIANS DOWN ST. JOHNS
William md Mary Clouts Hall Hard Win
ming by Srore of
IL TO 1.
ISprci.l DO rhe TImes-DIapatch.

Especial 10 The Times Diapatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April l6.--wiI-
liam and Mary won an easy victory over
tho St Johns College baseball team here
this afternoon BY the score OF ls to
The Indians cloutcd two visiting pitchers
hard. Harper. Johnston. Garrett and
Lowe leading in the hitting.
Score by innInRs: r. E.
WIN. and Mary. .ISIao.I It's oa /.
st. JohnH 900 oO1oo 0-1 , /
DHttc e s--Marshall and Chandler:
kniRhton. AidrdEe and Rdgely.
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MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

American Association.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 3 St Paul
a, Kansas City-Kansas city,: Min
All othcr3-Raln
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Sonthsm Assnc;atin

New orieans-New Orleans J: Mobile
AZ ,Nashviile--Nashvinc 4: BirminE
ham. TO-
All others-Rain.
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Rochester ....... ..,t O n =
summary: Errors--Hsilman. ?: Handle
man. kuns-vetmilyea. McDevltt Com
non. .: iiailahan. .. Two-bare hitsNMe
Mahon. Matthews. Three-base hits-C0m
inand. stolen base--Hailshan 2 Sacri
fec hits-5rennnn. Double plays-ShannoI
tunassisi.dl. Struck out--By Acosta, q
by Hand ieman. = Bases on haiis--Ua N
dl.mun, 2: AcosIa. /. Wild p!,ch--Ha ndie
man. tmpire-Warner. Time OF game
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
sittsburxh. 3: 81. -ou Is. D.
All others postponed. (Raln.)
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
CONSTRUCTION WORK
 IN NEW MESA HOTEL
 ID BE BEGUN SOON

MESA, May 22-With the site al ready chosen and financial plans practically completed, the next few months will see the actual construc- tion of the new s20O,000 hotel by the organization composed of some of the city's leading business men. The di- rectors of the organization are George A. Johnson, J. T. Lesueur, C. F. Bracl<- cit, w NJ. Beach and O. $. Stapley. They have engaged Messrs. Hogan and O'NeiH to supervise the construction and erection of the building. Plans have already been completed. A linn ited number of shares in the enterprise will be offered for sale to interested citizens The first S25,000 of the building fund has already been sub scribed.
 State Farm Bureau Meeting
 c. s. Brown, president of the state farm bureau, who has just returned from the National Farm Bureau Fed eration which convened in Chicago where 2S states affiliated with ap- proximately one million members. is calling a meeting to be held tonight at the cit yhall for the purpose of or ganizings this community center into a farm bureau. The object of this or ganization is to better marketing con- ditions, to create legislative influence both at home and abroad, influencing production. Dean Working of the Agricultural college Of Arizona. and Professor Thompson, the agronomist of the college. will be present and as- sist in the organizing. Come out to the meeting and assist yourselves and your neighbors to participate in the immeasurable benefits derived from the Mesa farm bureau.
 New Home for Mesa Commercial Club
 Plans for building permanent home for the Mesa Commercial club are under way. The club is making splendid progress with a live presi- dent, a capable board of directors a l public spirited membership, and a most efficient secretary. The club has been shunted about from one locatic- to another. until the mank cement have decided it is high time to get a 1 permanent Ioeation-where tired business man may find an hour of rest and a meeting place with his business associates.
 Rev. Miller Back Tn Pulpit
 His many friends will rejoice tc learn that Rev Miller of the Metho- dist church will conduct the regular services tomorrow. And also. to learn of the recovery of his wife after a long serious illness.
 At the Movies
 Majestic-Sessue Hayakawa, in His l Birthright" will be shown along with . | Mack Sennett comedy. Tn this film this oriental atrist is at his best.
 Orpheum-Will appear Dorothy Dal. ton and William Desmond in "A Gam ble in Souls"
 BLACKSMITH and horeshoer want. ed at once. Address John Riggs, Mesa Arizona 8
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
COTTON GROWERS ID
 MEET TON|GHT AT THE
 CARTWRIGHT SCHOOL

For the purpose of discussing a num- Der of matters in relation to the com ing cotton crop, the cotton growers of the Cartwright district will meet to- night at the Cartwright school.
 The meeting will be held under the auspices of the Arizona American Egyptian Cotton Growers association, the southwestern branch of the Amer ican Cotton association, and is one of a series of meetings being held all over this section in order to allow every cotton grower the opportunity to hear this years cotton business discussed by experts.
 H. c. Heard. county agricultural agent, will discuss cotton culture and irrigation methods, and Charles M. Morgan, representing the association, will talk on cooperative marketing, telling the growers what is being done by the association all over this state and the entire South to secure the best possible prices for cotton.
 A well attended and highly interest ing meeting of the same type was held Wednesday night at Glendale, where D. c. George, plant pathologist for the state horticultural board. spoke on cot ton diseases. and MT. Morgan spoke on COG operative marketing.
 The service of the association this year is being greatly enlarged and ex- banded. New features will include grading and chasing by a licensed grader, the service being free to mem bers: sales for individuals and groups in pools, and other features yet to be announced. The information bureau has been greatly enlarged in scope ano prepared for even better service thar last year.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
HOWE FROM COAST
 AND RATE DISPUTE

David F. Johnson. member of the corporation commission, returned yes terday from Los Angeles, where he sat in a hearing of the United Eastern and Tom Reed mining companies and the Desert Power and Water company of Kingman, the controversy growing out of an order issued by the corpora ton commission in reference to rates.
 The mining company failed to re- member that the order issued by the commission was retroactive, but MT. Johnson stated that the members of the commission had clear remembrance that the raise of rates was effective from the date of the hearing, and by stipulation the matter was concluded. Owing to the high price of oil. i. is understood that another advance in rates will shortly be applied for by the water and power company.
 After the conclusion of the hearing MT. Johnson went to Pasadena. where he attended two sessions of the Ma tional Electric Light association, which held a convention in that city.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
Electrical Dealers

HoEPPNER ELECTRIC & MACHINE
 COMPANY
 Everything Electrical If We repair electric motors and fans. motor rewindioS, elevators maintained and repaired. Vinson Bros. and Carter. 28 N End ave. Phone 25SS. tf
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22

ly The evening was spent in playing games and light refreshments were served. everyone greatly enjoying the evening.
 pr. Pearce Passes Through
 Dr. J. $. Pearce of Portales, N. M, spent yesterday in Tempe visiting with pr. Patterson and family. Dr. Pearce and Dr. Patterson were old friends, having practiced together in New Mex ico. pr. Pearce is making the trip from his home to Yellowstone park in his car.
 Leaves for Coast
 G. H. Bransford left last night for Mercede, Cal, where he will join his wife, who underwent an operation there last week. A late report from there stated that she was doing nicely.
 Move to Texas
 MT. and Mrs. Gable left Tempe Thursday evening for Fort Worth, Tex where Mir. Gable has a position with the government. MT. Gable has been em- ployed in the chronological station here for several years.
 Rule for Parking Cars
 The traffic officer is now asking that all cars on Mill be parked on either side of the paving until the paving is completed, at which time the per manent rules will be made. The part of the street which is paved is so mar now that it makes traffic in safety very difficult if parking is alloweds tc be done on the paving.
 City Elections
 Monday. May 24. is city election, al which time the five couneilmen will b. elected On June q another election will be held for the purpose of voting bonds to the amount of S4s,00o fol street improvements.
 SPECIAL SALE on ladies' shoes 1 Hyders. Tempe. I FOR RENT-Alfalfa and maize land cash or share. Jay Blount, Tempe. HOUSE FOR RENT-915. Maple Ave A. Pavell, Tempe. t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
IN THE suPERIoR coURT
Dated May 14th, 1920.

Of Maricopa County, State of Arizona In the Matter of the Estate of Lulu F. Bradbury Deceased.
 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Notice is hereby given that Charles C. Bradbury has filed in this Court a certain document purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Lulu P. Bradbury. together with his petition praying that said document be admit ted to probate in this Court as the last Will and Testament Of said Lulu r. Bradbury. who, said petitioner al- leges. is deceased. and that letters tes- tamentary issue thereon to said peti- tioner. and that same will be heard on Tuesday, the first day of June. A. ID. 1920, at 1.30 o'clock in the afternoon of said day at the courtroom of said Court. in the Court House. in the City of Phoenix, County of Maricopa- State of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said pe titioner should not be granted.
 CLAUDE $. BERRYMAN. (SeaD Clerk.
 By W. II. LINVILLE.
 Deputy Clerk. Dated May 20. 1920
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
Lost and F ound

-- SIRA HED to 429 w. Jefferson, black mare, dragging tie weight, can and pay ad. and feed. '''14 1t
 FOUND-S5x5 Coodyear fire T1- g1lre S02 s. First St ak
 LOST ~ Between WicEenb1rg and 4aecca, via Blythe. brown portfolio con IIa.IIllng important personal papers. I alnaer please notify this office. Lib -ei IeMard- dd
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22

Dated May 2o. 192o.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
Sheet Metal Works

PHOENIX SHEET METAL WORKS 32O ". Washington st. Phone 35S9. If
 ARIZONA Metal Products Co. 10 all cIa sses of sheet metal work. sos East Washington st. Phone 411o. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
Legal Advertising

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of Maricopa County, State of Arizona In the Matter of the Estate of Mary McNeley. Deceased.
 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Notice is hereby given that D. A. Fraser has filed in this Court cer- tain document purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Mary Mo- Neley, together with his petition pray ing that said document be admitted to probate in this Court as the last Will and Testament of said Mary Mo Neley. who, said petitioner alleges is deceased. and that letters testamenta- ry issue thereon to said petitioner and that same will be heard on Monday, the 31st day of May, A. D. 1920, at 1:3O o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the court room of said Court, in the Court House. in Division No. 2. Coun- ty of Maricopa, State of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have. why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 CLAUDE $. BERRY MAN.
 Clerk. By W. H. LINVILLE.
 Deputy Clerk.
 (SeaD
 Dated May 14th. 1920.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
Fuel and r eed

Hay. Grain and Wood for sale. Five Points Wood & Coal yard, 72S Grand ave. Phone 177S. 6