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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

The big double offer Of The Even
ing lIernid's subscription contest will
close at eight o'clock Saturday night.
The double offer means the closing
Of the $4,000 extra vote ballots OF
each si5 ana also the winning of the
Sf7b HOWARD piano which Is the
extra onor.
II Is not too late to win this How
ard piano. II win be awarded to the
candidate any place in the state who
bonds In the greatest amour OF
money on NEW subscriptions dur-
ing the last two weeks ending at
eight o'clock Saturday night. October
90 you want this Piano n are
you making "A good effort TO win IL?
Arr you going TO make this week
the biggest one OF the contest for
I yourself both In votes ana subscrip-
lions? You certainly should do this
for tho reason there never was a
better opportunity offered during this
contest and there will not he any
greater offer.
Many people seem to think that
there will be a greater extra vote
offer made next week. Many pople
will continue to think NO until II is
too late for them TO gain the credit
Will gl they should be getting now.
The $4,000 extra vote ballots which
have been given during the contest
on each five subscriptions will end
"WEDNESDAY night, October 81, and
after that date only the IN 900 extra
vote ballots on amounts OF SIS viii
he given.
10 not pay any attention to what
outsiders tell you about these extra
vote ballots, You are going to lose
votes ifLyou do not aVail yourself
Of the $4,000 extra ballots THIS
wick.
Have YOU decided YOU would like
TO have the REO?- There are also
two other fine automobiles, the ST.
5G5 Chevrolet and the $685. Ehevro.
let autos. Which do YOU prefer? II
your heart is set on the S2.i35 REQ
you must do your worst, or best, for
votes and subscriptions this week
while you can Gain the greatest pos
tlhle credit.
The three year subscription, NEW.
will give many thousands OF votes
for those candidates who can make
use OF them. There Is no other way
whereby candidates can gain more
credit than by taking advantage Of
these big three year payments either
now or the closing week Of the cam
pQign,. A
II Il almost n certainty that every
candidate has had promises OF three
year subscriptions when they would
do them the most good. This Is the
time you should get those promises.
Right now Is when they viii do you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
Senator Reed Says
Wilson Will Influence
Cox on the League

KANSAa CITY. Oct. 22.-United
States senator James A. Reed of Mis-
gourl, in a ~"peraonally conducted"
meeting at Convention Hall laHt night
for the purpose, he said, OF giving an
accounting OF his stewardship. de-
clnred no treaty can ever have the
breath uf life breathcd into II except
In the United States senate
The democratic candidate for
president In Tor the present league OF
nations with reservations but nobody
knows what they are: II he Is elected
/ lear the int uence OF Woodrow VIII
son." he said. THE republican can
dldate Tor president Is Tor an a'so'
citation OF nations but asserts he does
not know whnt Il will he; II he Is
elected, ! shuddcr at the influence OF
El.hu Root and the inIernationaI
bankers.
obviously Americas interests de-
mand the election OF a scnat thai
will spurn cyeiy form OF i~ute,lation'
alistn.
80 important do | regard the cleo
ton OF a senate hostile to The In.
Iamous doctrine ot interngtiOnalisin
that | am hurrying to the close o
TINS, address that ] may 10 to WIS
conAin where the contest In between
Senator I.cnroot. one OF the mild's
uf the mild rescrvaiionists, and ,
democrat who endorses the league al
most without change. | deem II m,
uuty to give all the aid ! can to tn
hadependent republican, Thomson
who Is running tor the sehate uDonni
American platform
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
#BGMtIsas.l.l.,1 N Civ,
New Paper January ]

l.. G. Cuilison. business manager
Of the Catholic P~ubiiahing company
OF New Mexico. IL In the city from
santa 70 ia the interests OF tho pub
fishing company.
The company has recently IN
t1O0. 600 and has ~purenased new
equipment for an up-to-date publish-
ing plant. The equipment will be In
stalled In n building that il now be-
ing erected Tor the publishing com
pany.
ny January l, II Is expected, the
first issue OF q new weekly paper
ests OF the archdiocese, will appear.
This paper will be the official organ
Of the archdiocese and will he used
to promote the interests Of ths
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
Itinerary Of Judge
Mechem for Balance
OF the Campaign

Oct. 2s-organ at noon. Laa Cruces
at night.
Oct. 26-Silver city.
Oct 26-Deming.
oct. 27-AlbuQuerque at night.
Oct. 26-Gallup.
Oct. 29-Santn Fe.
Oct. 3O.-I-as Vegas.
Oct. 3t-lna Vegas.
About 10000 persons In the Unit
cd states have been arrerted Tor vio-
lation OF the prohibition law.
WANTED-Cotton rags At the
Herald offer Job Dept.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
To the Voters Of BernaIiIIo County

The most important tissue before the people of BernaGno county is
the maintenance of good government.
Good government is threatened by the possibility that Hubbeh cam
didates will be elected to county offices who, beyond any question, will
be controlled and directed by Hubben himself. We know this from Mr..
Hubbels record. His selection of candidates has always been of those
whom he can control. In the present instance he has followed his UNI
broken rule in this regard.
Thus the issue is clear to every conscientious mar and woman in ber-
naElo county. til whether we shall permit Hubbeh to resume control
conditions, or whether we shall take a stand for maintenance of better
schools, better roads, and for clean, honest, efficient government.
The older citizens will revolt against any return of the conditions
that existed under HubbeIrs control. They know his record.
But those citizens who do not know the record should know it for
their own protection and for the public welfare. Such citizens will be
given a opportunity to review the Hubbel record of boss rule in this
county. It will be presented to them in a calm, dspassionate way, and
they may then decide whether r not they wish to return control of our
county to HubbeH. 81
with the Hubbel record. During my six years of residence in Albuquer-
que have sought to stand and work for clean, progressive government
in city and county. | am keeny interested in and devote a large part OF
my time to work in the public interest. feel that would be inconsist-
ent and negligent of my duty a s a citizen, should fail at this time to pub
GIy state my views of the very grave danger threatening u county gov
eminent through the possibility of the return of HubbeIism. / have C
cepted the chairmanship of the republican county committee principally
because wish to do what can to prevent the election of a Hubbel
county government.
placed before you and in the light of information that will be given you
by all citizens who have lived hereten years Or more; and thereafter vote
as your conscience dictates,
1t has taken the people of Bernalllo county years to overthrow the
Hubbell reign of terror. To deliberately restore it would mean a ADAM
donment Of the high standards that the voters of our county have eAab-
ished in the county government, since the united efforts of the people
drove Hubbel out of power.
en-. BARBER,
Chairman, Republican County Central Committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

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titles In almost every cfiy. Town aur'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
Extra Vote Offer II HeraldBESr COPY
Contest Ends Saturday Night
R OIL OF HO NO r.

Get your mama on the Roll Of Honor. All candidates WHOSE
names appear on this list are actively engaged in the contest for an
automobile or one Of the other valuable awards offered. II your
name is not on this list get Il there immediately by handing in at
least Ce suhscription,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

Visitor-whats the matter will
that super? lie looms all banged up
Props.--He thought he was en-
titled to join the American Legion
because he fought in a dozen motion
pictLre battles. and started a row
when lac was reiected.-kflm Fun.
A HERALD MAST Al
will BRING results. Phone 34b ano
insert yuur nd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

"DoN'Ts'-FoR wIsHHo.
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ment--Rvnt 10.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

the r0Ost good MS wished 10y your
friends and o should aot fail to
hand In as many three year sugscrip-
lions al possible on Saturday night.
Many Of tho candidates are now
showing to their credit more votes
than in last yeara contest. The
question comes now as 20 just how
many millions OF votes Il will take
to win amy one OF tho three automo-
biles. Every candidate should stop
to figure out In their own way how
many millions OF votes IL will take
to win and then start out 10 reach
Tint uumbcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-12
BOY h ILLS MOTHER
Ordered to Put Dewn Shotgun Child
Pulls Trigger

Greenville, Ky, July 12--When
Mrs. Willis Graham, 26 years old,
tried to stop her 4 year old SON,
Harold, from carrying a loaded
Shetgun out of their home near here
Saturday, the ct,;ld pulled the trig-
ger. The full load entered the
mcther's breast, killing her instant
ly.
Mrs. Graham had put down
nursing infant to restrain the child
with the gun.
Advertise your wants in the ia
Zette Want Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qqualified as executives OF
the last will and testament of Rob
ert Taylor, deceased, all persons to
whom said estate is indebted are
requested to present their accounts
properly certified for payment, and
all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to promptly make
settlement with the undersigned.
Anna Taylor,
Lucille Taylor,
Althea T. Hopkins,
Washington Street Extended,
l57-1Oc. Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-12
sPARKLER VICTIM DIES
sssen Y4ar Old Wilmington VIII Lad
Succrlmbs to Eurns in His ;EEtal

Wilmington, Del, July Al
fred, thess7ssyear old son Of Mr..
and Mrs: Clarence Beattie of 2ll4
.Bi6dle street, died ct the Delaware
Hospital Saturday from the effect
Of being burned by sparkler on
the Fourth of July. 1t is sad
that an older child threw the spark
Ter into the clothing of the Beattie
oyb and ignited it.
The case has aroused widespread
interest, as City Council had been
asked to pass an ordinance against
the sale of 'sparkler but declined to
do so, arguing it Twas so near July 4
that it would be unfair to the deal
ers.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
Lo Mejor en- Sweaters

Que son usados en- los CEN
tros mas elegantes del pals.
Yea nuestra exhibition:
ESTILOS:- Los famosos
Tie Backs, ell popular "Tu-
xedo" Y ell attractive Ripple.
MATERIALES.- Estambre
con costuras de filete, zefiro
de lana, y tejidos de malta.
COLORES.-Morado, Anne
rican Beauty, salmon, buff,
turqueSa, negro, azul marine,
negro Y blanco.
S7.0S 1898
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

e.. para que Sc le pueda estudiar al
misrno tempo que a Jaloux, a Gira
udoux y a Proust, que juntos. venden
mucho menos que q. iQue puede
Importarnos que Henri Bordeaux ha
va entrado en- n Academia?
Nj 81 exiro de liberia nj Ia consa-
graciOn academica son iacompatibles
con Ia personalida6. ~entiendase bien,
pero nunca Sc lucharA bastante con
ira Ia necia propensi0n de medir a
los escrito-es por u ganancias o por
sus premios y diplomas, Tn escrltor
no es un mercader nj IN coiegIal.
Acostumbremos a hablar de los es-
c-itores como 81 ga Sc hubiesen muer
10. sin a~ntipatfa Y sin encomio, pero
con buena intenci6n. En- el fondo son
n desgraciada V noble Y Ia que
forma el alma de los pueblos.
Al hablar de Ia nueya V de Ia re-
ciente generation de novelistas fran
ceses hay que poner en- primer ter
nino Tn nombre: Ell de Andre Gido,
como el de un pastor. La i~nteligenc:a
de Gido es muy honda V de n file
xibiliGad maravillosa. Su Cultura es
sIlLutISS-- 81 shSAO' epASs "a L.
losoffa severa, Y su estilo, l!npio,
calido V vibranto de vida como Ia
piel de un efebo. Pero iquien que
torne los ojos q la actual literature
FRANCESCA no conoce lie -etour de Fem
FAINT prologue. l'lnmoraIiste Y sobre
TODD, la porte e troite, esa obra
maestro i~ndiscutible? Andre Gido es
Ell teorizante literario mas profundo
de Francia V uno de sus primeros
n~ovelistas. ;~Juzgarlo aqui? Imposi-
BILE. Partimos de Gido. pero M entra
mos en- 81. Gido reclama va Ia mono
extensa el Iibro de ~crftica, CO
mo Stendhel.
vengamos. por fin a los nuevos:
a Edmond JalouX Y a Jean GRANDEUR
& Francis de Miomandre y a Gilbert
de VoiSins, a Marcel Preust V a los
Tharaud. a Farrere. a Bouianger, a
Larbaud...
Alberto INSUA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
PDESDE PARiSST
= z5=5:: 55==z5= 81
LA REvOLUCION LETERARIA
/MN
W.

Parece 1lesado el momento de en-
prender n revista de los valores
Gterarios dc Francia- Los que, como
ell cronista. viven en- contacto de amis
tad o de lectura con los escritores
franceses pueden cortribuir a esta
revision.
En- Espana V en- Ia America Lat-
ma son escaSos los lectores Y los crI
ticos que tienen una idea eQuilibrada
dc Ia renovation de Ia literature en-
F-ancia. Son muchos los que siguen
aferrados a sus antiques admiracio
mes: Bourget o France, Mirbeau o
Pierre Lott. Marcel Provost o los
Rcsny. como 81 en- ellos Sc hubiese
detenido "a corriente, tan rapida =
crecida. de Ia novela ~francesa.
otros suponen que Ia guerra solo
Ia dado a Francia I'm escritor: Ber-
buSSe.
Otros suporen que Ia guerra solo
Ell vaSido de Dada o las charadas de
CoctesU respectivamente con una VOC
mesianica o con IN ~convenio entire
Edipo y Ia Esfinse. NJ Dada es otra
cosa cue una erupci6n njhilista- a
la postre saIudable. pues toda enfer
medal irfantil que no mata es nj
victoria de Ia vida-ni 81 grupo Apo
ninaire: MaN-Jacob: Cendrers: Re
verdy Coc:eau les decir. IA llamada
eScucla cubista, por mucho que pro-
teste Cocteau), no Ia lleEado toda
via a nincuna cristalizaci6a l~iteraria.
Experiences. Dadaistas Y cubiStaS
son semillas que acaban de caer en-
el surco. No son Srboles. nj siquiera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
...EFEMERIDES MEXlCANAS...
Muerte tragica de la esposa de Pedro
de Alvarado z

impetuosa derram6 las paroles de Ia
capilla, sepultando a todos Juntos.
perecieron en- IL misma casa muchos
indios g midas, y ademas de doha
Beatriz. once mujeres, que erau las
dueias y doncellas.
"Quedo II ciudad tan destruida CO.
mo maltratada V a~sustada:: tan ate
morizada Ia genie Que todos que
rfan a~bandonarla. a Ia bora de Ia tor
menta rcinaba tai obscuridad, soplaba
tai viento Y era tai Ia cantidad del
aqua que los unos no podian socorrer
a los otros; Y cada Il que habIa es-
capado pensaba que solo 81 habia es-
capado."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

II de Septiembre de 1541.-En est,
dia pereci6 de Il n tragica er
Guatemala IL esposa de Pedro de Al.
varado, que habia muerto en- Guadala,
jara el ! de julio del mismo ano, {
consequences de haber cafdo sobre e
un caballo de IN soldado, al huir co
mo consecuencia de Ia derrota que di'
cho Alvarado sufrio de manos dc
los indios de Jalisco que Sc hailabar
alZados.
Pedro de Alvarado, com Ia mayor
parte de los conquistadores, habfa
lido a Espana lleno de riquezas Y ALI
contrajo matrimoEio con una DANA
principal, que siempre las daInas pre-
fieren u un hombre adinerado, aun
que csc vulgar, q a IN hombre cortes,
pero pobre.
Habiendo contradict matrimonio Al
varado en- Espana con dona Beatriz
de la Cueva regreso a Guatemala,
dorde ell rey de Espana lie habfa he
cho concession de grandes eXtensiones
de terra. En- Ia ciudad del mismo
nombre edific6 una gran cas- Y Sc
dedic0 al principle 4 cuidar de Sus
intereseS, pero su genio aventurero lie
lle-6 a nueVa empresaS de conquis-
n Y exploration V en- elias andaba
cuando lego al puerto de Navidad, en-
los momentoS en- que e. ~gobernaGor
de Ia Nueva Galicia sc hailaba sitiado
por los ind.os. Al saber que habia
llegado Alvarado lie pidi6 auxiiio Y Ell
capitar espanol con gusto fue a dar-
selo pereciendo en- la empresa.
Como 81 lie hubiera alcanzado Ia
middleton que Sc lee en- los Sagrados
Libros: "Sera destruida la casa del
impio" dos meses despues perecio
tambien Ia esposa de Alvarado Ell ar-
tor de la matanza de indios indefen-
sos en- el temple mayor de Ia ciudad
de Mexico.
En- Ia imprenta de Juan Pablos Ia
prinera que hubo en- Mexico. Sc publ
c6 una Relaci6n o Memoria de 10 acae
cido en- Guatemala ell S3bado 10 Y
Domingo II de Septiembre de 1911"
en- Ia cual sc lee 10 sisuiente:
"Habia llovido, pero no mucho, Jue
yes V v~iernes; continue Ell sabado
arreciando Y a las dos de Ia mahana
un, ~repentina tormenta que PROVING
del volcan que esta arriba de Guate-
mala. trajo consiso ar~rastrando tie
IRA. piedras. y arboles.
La corriente del aqua penetro en-
la casa del difunto Pedro de Alvara-
do. derrumbando paroles Y tejados,
V fue tan impetuosa que sac6 fuera
lie ella a dos clerifos que a Ia saxon
iban a acostarse. un capellan que
habia sido del adelantado y Ell otro
de SUI viuda doha Beatriz de IA Cue
va. Hailabase esta en- su aiccba con
sus duehas Y d~oncellas. y al DIR Ell ruiz
do tormentoso, levantose de la CANA
donde dormfa, en- camisa Y una col
cha. Llam5 a las doncellas y Sc fue-
ron a una capilla que estaba edifi-
candose en- Ia casa; subi6 doha Bea-
trz encima del altar, encomendose a
Dios V Sc abraz6 con una hija suya,
todavia nina, mas Ia ruerZa ce, aqua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

1enEc conocimicIto de que aigunos lndi-
rioUcS que nj slll!era ban csLado en- Ia
ciuCaG de Los Angeles. California, andan re-
rorTIenSo algulos Es.ados lie 10 Union Anne
s;cGDa. robaEGo j ensaGando descaradan:sn-
IL ~ publico. dandole. q cambio de su d.
nero. vaSs eaanE.s pi!doras Cue da nsds
is siyvcp. y para cuJo liz, ;onan indie.
b!5a.uente n, nomLre sbusan de Ia con.
fianIa que 20 he sabido inspirar a. pLhlco
con mi traLajo serio = honrado.
Como este acto, a2arte De constituir Dor
Oh sGio una grave infraccion II !as Ieye.
&c este Pals. aodria desprestigiaEme ante %,
ojos de las personas Que padierar Greer
NJ c. MARTINEZ. ME aEresuro e punii:@r e-
- a6yerteucia para evltar que el enSaio 81.
so y prosaz, sigR ade!ante.
Por o-ta paEts, como estos CEARLaTA.
MES Z IMPoSTORES ToMAN MI NOM.
BaE PARA RUBAR AL PUBLICO. ia tenge
pruehS, Fvidcntes en- mi pode. para proceoer
esalnente en- eont-1 de- estos Nn6ividuos sin
soncieDc:a.
No debe oiv;dar ei rublico Que padece en-.
ferriedRGes, oue mis- metodos de cursr son
absciu.aInecte sin aeaiciaas. Aeemas. 81
20 lego q salir en- gira per los ESlsdos. eosa
que no he pensado aun, DARE 2OR La
PRENSA Ell AYlSo CORRESPONDENTS
De personas que. despues de habsr utilizado
mis- ssrvicios. han sido beneficiada5 y cura.
das. Tengo en- Mi DodsE cenrena-a de e..
tos teStmoains-4os eua.es most.a-e 4 auisn
bs soiicite. sin ninGrna obIigaci5n de ~
parte.
PROF. II. C. MARTINEZ
Foaerose Sanador.
A ToDuS MIS- PACIEN:TES.
Yea listed en- Ia eciciLE seransna de
LA preasa' las fotografias y testimonies
aa2-4-6 American bank Building.
Los ANGELES. CAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

Para iibros en- esPaSoi, d~iriiase US
ted = Ia Casa Editorial loZaro. ffS
N. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
FOR sALe-MIscELLANEous

USED machinery bought and sold: refrig erating and ice making machin- cry. c. c. Mentzer. General Engineer. 214 N. Ninth St., Phone 4545. dh
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE 2 Watch Phoenix Grow

Congress and Senate now in session for special benefit of farmers cotton. wheat and cattle sure to bring a good price; nation falling short on cotton and cattle.
 160 acres fine alfalfa at $650 per acre. 40 acres clean alfalfa, $650 per acre; $4,o00 cash, $3,500 a year.
 20 acres, $650 per acre; $2,500 cash. $2,00o per year.
 M. H. SHELTON 215 W. Wash. St., or Acre City Mining
 Building, Acre City, Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES
S3.45O.OO

4 rooms and bath, frame house, plas-
 tered inside, good corner lot, lights, gas and water, lawn and young shade. This is real bargain and a small cash payment will handle, blance like rent.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
For Sale by Owner

Ten room house, strictly modern, nice lawn, shade and garage, for 2 cars; fine location; will sell furnished or un- furnished; cheap for quick sale. Own CT, 1406 w. Washington St. dm
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20

s20 ACRES OF EXCELLENT FRUIT LAND. ONE HUNDRED ACRES IS IN ALFALFA AND GRAIN. THE PRICE AND TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20

GET A REAL. LEATHER PURSE Al
 PORTER'S
 Our own make out of finest quaIIty leather; some beautifully hand carved o+bars nlain. also carved leather belts finest quality: prices reasonable. N PORTER SADDLE & HARNESS
 COMPANY
 12S s. Central Ave. db
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
You Would Not

If you knew Opportunity" was knocking at your door describing to you the best buy in Phoenix in a lovely broom modern brick home, with built in bed buffet, book eases. etc, three piece bath and well furnished, all of which was founded in the center of a beautiful lawn encircled with well trimmed hedges, lots of bearing fruit trees on rear of lot, place for chick ems, car, etc., with double street car service, and if you had s1200 in cash you would not sleep" until you bought it. (Owner leaving and forced to selIO
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20

AND $35 PER MONTH
 Buy a new 4 room house and a lot feet located northeast near car line; total price, $2,70o It's a snap. See MT. Sirois, r W. Adams street or telephone 1897. dS
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
S1.OOO Free
Ray Smith

WITH STEWART REALTY CO, IT West Adams St. Phone19e7 ds
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

40 ACRES OF ALFALFA AT A LOW PRICE PER ACRE. THERE IS A GOOD HOUSE AND BARN.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20

BEAUTIFUL mahogany phonograph for sale cheap. Corner 23rd and East Roosevelt Sts. do
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEous (

Z FOR SALE-My Kimbal player pi- ano, $3500o cash; $10O0.O0; SS-motor;
 metal tubing; straight line case; has been used in home where there are no children; mot scratched;" standard make; 103 rolls and bench to match, S75.00 cash. balance monthly to reliable party; will deliver. Box 9SF, Repub- Hcan. ds
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20

HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW OF trC.TS sO3-3O4- -3O5 HEARD BLDG. db
Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
Ray Smith
]OUU OASH AND S35 PER MONTH

WITH STEWART REALTY co. r w. Adms St Phone 1897 ds