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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES TO
HOLD MEETING THURSDAY
Organization VIII Convene I'm Annual
session Mt the Jefferson 10 Herr
Officers RcuprfS

me date of the annual meeting OF
,n' Associated Charities of Richmond
nas occn changed TO Thursday al
-" clock In Room 63Q. Jerferso /
uotel' MISS Charlotte Whiting. cyecu-
~ Sn.te'arE. announced last night
reports by the president. secretary.
trsaSu rcr and the chairman Of the
I ,na,| comm ie. VIII 10 submitted al
riisd TO attend This meeting.
;, ne nigh Schoo! Club OF the Girls
reserves has appointed a committee.
"i which Miss Lucille Butler is chair.
ma:. 10 attend 10 the scll;n. of ibn
comes IN the store g, 22l Governor
,.rect. she will appoint chairmen
70 take charge OF different DAYS Tbr
storc VIII be- open every Non,i,,
thursday ana Friday from to 5:s6'
mr"pie who wish to buy al this store
must hrst get a card from NrS
looms at the Associated Charitics
buiiuihS. 22i Governor Street, as thIs
uSpn 'ttnent is not for the btnciit of
Nose VINO are able to buy ;t tho
other stores. '"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
VIRGINIA MAY CONFLICT
WITH FEDERAL AUTHORITY
Clash Probable Because OF Corpu.
ration Commissions Refusal To
Grant Rate Increases.
CHARGES ARE NOT UNIFORM
State Body Has Disapproycti Petit
ton Relative To Feeding Live
Stock in Transit to Conform With
Interstate Ruling.

Clash ever States rights between
the state Corporation Commission and
Federal authority may come as re-
SUIT OF tac commissions refusal 10
grant certain increases and charges
asked pE railroads on business with
In the state III order TO make them
uniform with rates applied in inter-
state traffic.
y case IN point IS the refusal bv
the state Cooperation Commission to
grant an Increase in the charges for
feeding live stock in transit. in or
der 10 secure uniformity with inter-
stat" charges. The commission has
ruled that, considering the hcavy do
cline in the price Of feed. no incr,,s,
Is justified at this time anu, that auy.
heavier costs Of labor used in uulyli.
ing and rcioading stock over an,l
"hGvr The cost when the present
charges were established i'm I"lS,
must II" offset by the saving to- tn.
carriers in the lower price OF corn
ana hay. In addition. the state COR
rn."ti"h commission had. when The
proposed rrconsiEnn;cnt and diver
Si"h rules were Cancelled last wecn
n.rt"dy determined TO iisapprov. ;ur
rue assessing new acknowledgements
charS" On carload SHIPMENTS
AhO;hcr application by tire rail
roads recently refused ny tn. stat.
commission is one for the DISPOSE
ZION OF fractions, by which IL was
sought. IN order to avoid tho MS, az
fractions resulting from the general
lrSiEht increase. to further increase
an fractions 10 the next higher cont
Whlic few States. because of To-
car laws or otherwise. did not riy.
lhc 'Nii increases asked for. thew
are now being ordered TO do so bv
tlc Interstate Commerce Commission
watch has ruled that the Increase:
must ne uniform throuGhou, tho
country IN order to avoid diScriin-
nation in favor Of the people of on.
Stat" against the people rf another
state, and also to avoid discrimina-
t"n In favor Of those Who's, travel
ana freight business is wholly with
IN on" state and against those Who
'raN"i and do business with some
hth"r state. This decision Will how
ever. so 10 the courts Tor settlement
In the ease before the Interstate
I ON n"rSc Commission, the state Cor
pora'ion commission OF Virginia joIu-
81 with other stat" Commisslc:s i'm
q hr!ei protesting against any !nva.
sion ii state rights by Federal aii-
thorlty IL is evident that tn. Vir-
S'nia commission is standing by it's
.cGaI rights. and II may be taken for
rrihtrd ma; II the railroads apncal
20 Fedcral authority 10 Set as!h.. rho
' ireinia commissions decision i'm :hc
matters already mentioned and In
th"T matters ROW pending. there VIII
I!h'iE u" a contest in Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
DIR. WICKER CELEBRATES
PASTORAL ANNIVERSARY
During Ten Wears of Guidance Leigh
street baptist Church IIns
prOSnrred (,rrntI>

Rev. j. J. Wicker. -. -. yesterday
celebrated the tenth annivcrsary OF
h-> pastoral. o; Leigh Street Eap-
tist Church The event was marked
ny appropriat" exercises. Dr Wicker
delivered his anniversary sermon a;
The morning service before large
congregation. Three children were
baptized 10y the pastor In conncC-
ZION with the anniversary services
Nv" tablets We're unveiled one of
them bears IN" names ana years of
service o: al! pastors who have served
with tn. church and the other has
!hSer .hri ON !, IN" names OF all pas
'oi,S sen; out 10 tho ministry.
enc" the coming OF Or. Wicker to-
Leigh street church ten years ago.
me church mas grown and proSporod
nnt;! nov !; ranks with tn. hes, in
m city The old building thar Dr
Wicker cam" TO has been renovated
ana mcd"rni2cd in All interior ap
P1.mimchtS An addition Recently
punt. larger than the church i,snif
- now used for a sunday si.hnoi
Ih.rg nave been 1898 new members
aided 10 the church since Dr. Wirkcr
tooh charge. giving Us membership
number as large ..s any In ;nr
cl'E. something over 81 .cOu :, ye;,r
WI, Ms gwen 70 the missionary boards
Yen years ago and the present mud
gel calls for $4,000 annually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
TWO PHYSICIANS INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE COLLISION
DIR. Nnrp md DIR. Radcliffe Are Taken
to Stunrt Circle Hospital
After Mjshnp

Two physicians were injured las;
night. and Two other men escaped
unscathed, when an automobile col
lision Occurred Il; Park Avenue and
Meadow Street about $3.50 O'clock. The
injured are mr.. Lazarus karp. 20ci
West Grac. street. and pr. Elton =.
Ratcliffe, East Grace street. The
two who were unhur; are John stan
ley, the driver OF the car containing
the two doctors. and X. y. Brown
the driver OF the other machine. Tho
two injured men were taken 10 stu
art Circle Hospital, where they were
treated. pr. Hatclime was able to
leave The hospital after u time, bu;
DR.. karp Is being held for obserYu-
lion OF his injuries.
The Two automobiles We're proceed
ing along the street, and collidcd at
the Intersection OF the streets. Who
was at fault or how the accident oc-
Cured could not Ae asccrtaincd las.
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
PREACHING MISSIONS TO
CONTINUE THROUGH WEEK
services VIII he Held AT 81. ,Iau.,
Emmanuel and Grace
t.piScDpnl

Ihr INA! week OF preaching mis-
H.Vtnr" E"t under way yesterday and
Vii continue until The -nd OF Inc
M"Sh. bringing t. q close m. ,ntinu.
ne campaign in the diocese OF Vir
E!n!a. Services this week ar, heinz
a. Gg.n al -, James Emmanuel ana a;
ml..cy Episcopal Churches. HOLY
..,IiihiiE did not close lis mission nm
~ .AS' night. having continued IL
!"F 4 IN! eight days
.,SSSryir"s az 81. James viii b., held
~ SID o'clock ana al \
G ,nraiS al Grace ana Emmanuel
col NJ ,.Es,; ) , p. Iiail. VINO drew large
h"iy Comforter. will pe the n,,ssjnn.
'r a. Emmanuel, where he Is cxnec;.
yH % ront!nu" To attract many Nor
sons ~ his remarkable pcrs6nnIi;v
"", strong. direct sermons.
KY Mercer Logan. -. H.. of 60
iulnn!h. Will hold tn" mission a,
E."s"ec church Dr. Logan Is a force,
SPEAKER ana regarded a. on. of
~. foremost clcrryincn in III. Snu,h
:, IH' missioner at -. James VIII l."
lhHOoEd, Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
FLOCK PRESENTS PASTOR
WITH HANDSOME WATCH
hc'. John j. Schrrcr Celebrates Eour-
''tn'h Year ns Pastor of First
EnEliNh lutheran Church

-. Jphn j. Scher"r. Jr.. pastor OF
ny iist English Lutheran church
'.'e2f"tcd Ia" fourteenth anniycrs,Iv
OF ms pIstcrdtc yesterday. A. :,
ioh"n 81 their approximation Of ~.
or" "ct0WHlishcd by their lca,icu
'hSrtSatinn presented MIN with
il handsome gold watch
Scherrr delivered his anniv.r-
I"lE sermon At the morning service.
'l' rNcn!ns IA musical program
40 ''H"cr"d, after which I'M. pastor
sp"k' for a f.w moments Air S"b.,
~ - associated with Justice ]. Hog
;.iEhs "i the Juvenile and Domestic
~" IONS Court. ami in tho abscnc.
~ }.S &c" often sits in his place
80 ''. TICKS j. on" ri the best known
"'. "'fA!y regarded Juvenile judges
Sch"r'r mas always taken d..u
40 social work. especially maj
P''.'' U'"n Us JuStic" Kicks court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06

~ that meeting u large number OF
rcprcSc aiai!v" mon and women spoke
In favor o: the Mayors rccommcnda-
ton. Mr Dickcrsou was the sole OBJ
jector
~ INC meeting OF Council ,onieh.
"h"'h"- matter OF great Importance
vii Do Acted upon. III, Finance
Committee has unanimously recon
w""d"d bond issue % $500. 900 Tor
sc"o", IMPROVEMENTS In Richmond
RMS resolution was introduced III
Council by Councilman Garter g
Jones. OF Madison ward and was
recommended 10y The Finance Com.
Mii'"c a:;"r "a pub!ic hearing. No ono
opposed the resolution and IL was fav.
orAhI% acied upon unanimously by
INC. committee. The plan provides foI
/ several nov schooi bindings and tn,
rehabilitation and enlargement o,
others
council VIII. also. consider NJ III.
meeting tonight the proposition oil
hN!ng an "ight-hour day for all city
employees receiving per diem wage
IL Is estimated by heads OF depart
ments that this plan Will cost tn,
si'y more than 100000 annually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Vet Of OF Writes
Verses to Santa
Leares 1t Up to "Old
Nick" to Bring What
He Wants.

All the veterans OF the Old Sol
dicrs Home are busy writing let.
ters TO Santa Claus because he IL to
pay another visit this year to that
institution. His pack is already filled
TO Overlooking with gifts for the he
son. ;hat their Christmas may hG
mad" merry.
y big Christmas tree is TO ho
erected in the home and Il Santa him
sci: IS 10 ne there and denver the
1'cscnts 20 each Of the veterans
S3nta telling HIM OF The things tina,
Gu boys" who tDugat IN H., ~,
- long ago. nee. 10 make heir
lives happy one OF the letters
reads:
Hon. Santa Claus:
You've been here In days gone ny
And maj each hear; glad with cheer.
Kindness you'y. shed around
Ana Then promised - come s.,cn year
our wants YOU wish US 20 cxrress--
NJ T. an arduous iash
Ne,l leave /; Al! with YOU 20 choose
And this Is al ask
Hui tAvy are ~ The waSa:
;" We wish you Marry Chr!s;mas
~ VETERAN
Some OF the veterans have no,
written letters Yet and il is the wish
letters IN. Tho Christmas ccl-DratiUn
"iIi be- held December - a, the homo
AT $3.50 o'clock. he committee. IN
charge OF the affair is Miss Emma
M"i as. chairman. assisted by Mrs
-. t;"org" Bryan. Mrs e. vs. Nor
Mrs. tiaScvn RcM!c;t ana Miss Mar
tha tierndon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
GRAND JURY ASSEMBLIES
TODAY IN HUSTINGS COURT
To Investigate NImhcr of New ,,
Win Ssi Coming over From
InsI Term.

me grand jury Will ass,nibI. in
aiusanEs Court today to act upon a
the Police Court. Clerk IValt.r rs~i.''
tihn yesterday stated that thor, ~ar.
sSf cases, Including many license. ;.
cases. hoi4!nG over froD previous
turm's' i, ~ believed tina; the grand
"hlch aaNe ne-u Preferred aEainsr ,
member Of the rrey.uGs my y,rn
was recently arrested on :hr crar.c
OF having quantity OF liquor n hts
The jury FOR the term embrace
oscar Il Parrish. ". J ll.ctlrr. AM.
Jus a. H"hs9n George VI reid D.
~. MeaGs. Henry W Eouutrco, \
Seph II Estes $500 go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
WELSH CONCERT COMPANY
WILL SING HERE TONIGHT
arrangements Are Complete far An
p'"r'h'" az John Marshall High
>"hon! tuditoriuIu

me a9prarancc here ,o,ir;,,
A' n.@e'or welsh Conc.r, com.
49, t'hin"AG music lovers will
|E"h '"v. the opp.-tuuity, as NAV
'd .c'"i!E during III" nfte"nth in-
%" 'nnR railroad cou!crc,cc "a
.,'.1i sA singing The company
40 inr auditorium Of m.
''.. Marshall Hg. S.nocI
''"' ~ ~" company ar. Ben
,"Na aog .'lHu George. baritone,
., .tFs AuIrr~s, pianist. Mis-
.-.- ''fi'H" soprano. Miss
.N''nrF45 Was member oc
-'' image ''TaUl opera
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
DEATH RATE LOWERED
City Mortality List for Nn,cnh,r
shorter Than same Month
~ iaNf

"a. There Wtre feWcr aoHTHg n v1.---
smond during November just us.r ,na,,
during the corresponding month IN
ports made TO the City Bi.r..,, ~
Health, Deaths for the month MIN.
Ebered 205. of which 1IN we're III whttr
5persons and c!rh'y-Scyeu ro.or.G
SEb Not sincle person .u the city died
sof old age during the month 'Ha ,s
port shows Meningitis av,als-rr.a
Tor thirteen; Br!ghrs diseas. six .,1.
heart disease, twelve ana 'tiI.-....
.losis, eleven The iarpcs' nurlh.. -
sdeaths recorded in a single day .y+s
twelve on The ihird Of the NOM.
Hast year for the month numberet .la
and In 1918 totai OF .a5 was -e-
scnrfJpt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
POSTPONE LEGION MEETING
Pians to Make Christmas Merry fur
veterans In Hospitals
Under INV

Colonel John a. Cutciins las, night
announced tina; the weekly meeting
OF the american Legion has been
hostponed until next week The
meeting vas To have been held Tues
DAY evening AT American Legion
ncadluartcrs. Helvidcre and Main
Streets.
Discussion OF the plans, OF the or
Sahization 10 make merry the Christ
mas RI a number Of ex-scrvicc men
sim IN hospital in Richmond will he
one of the principal matters 20 come
before the post, IL is declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06

''VT IN'T01, UrcN.h'af 81 thc
On. i'"" i.!Fiug T!lb al V!,ci,,is,
80" ''eH empowered ~ Tho c'r,i 10
as an cntcr;Ninra. cgmni,,co
~ -. ""G 30 aI'agc to' supper 10
,,,,. ~ .'E ". club during Christ
70 the. plans % the oIYaniza,S,,sn 'u, !ais
os heii ~ the Mestmoreiand cinh
ana WIZ be a gala occasion And c.I.
ofa.oh OF the successful e1nclus,or
o. me years activities of the orl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
CHURCH DELEGATES TABLET
10 HEROES OF WORLD WAX
John n. s,,,d
speaks nj seventh street
ChrISfI,n

seventh street Christian Church
tast night held memorial SERVO
Tor the siNty-cight members or .he
their honor was dedicated Attnrn,.,.
General John Il. Saunders spoke ana
rs rs remarks were supplemented by
i'ah! l." Trout. chaplain of thr
american Legion. Richmond Post.
foN call for the ,ncn in service
was feature of the evening ina
names OF those in service being read.
TWO OF tie members Of the church
la!o The supreme sacrifice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
sands to Address. Engineer,

UIlVcr J. ShnIs, PRESIDENT of tie
American National Bank. and also
OF the Richmond Fairfield HALLWAY
Company. will address the weekly
luncheon OF the Richmond Chapter.
American Association OF Engineers
today at o'clock at the Richmond
Hotel. Mr.. Sands will address the
club on the subject OF finances for
construction work and the effect Of
shortage Of money on the natural
builfiinB program :. of the country.
Several other matters Of Importance
VIII come VI At the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

kiwanis Club, Husincs> Mems
Club. !.
Richmond Engineers Luncheon,
Richmond Hotel, 1.
WonI' MS Club, I.
Council Committee on River,
ftnrhor md Dock, 5:30.
Council subcommittee ON Urdi-
nance. rcdistrictinE city. a.
Common Council, y.
Academy, 3. .;i5. OATS.
Strand. "I.iEhtnin',- sara.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
hanover Women 10 Meet.

VIHns VIII be formulated TO Orghn-
iZc the Hanover County Branch of the
Virginia League OF Women Voters at
organizations OF Hanover County on
Monday afternoon at 1880 o'clock IN
the chapel OF RandoIph-M Macon COL
ers en- this occasion will be Mrs.
Frank l.. Jobson. Third District direc.
tor OF the league. and Miss Roberta
Wexford, leld director for tho State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
BUY c. & O. CERTIFICATES


An entire Issue o: Si.5OG.OOV worth
Sof IL per cent equipment trust
have been sold by Ia.
sChesapeakc and Ohio Railroad Com
pany to Kuhn. Loeb * Co. uf Ncw
Fork, and the National city Com
fpafy.
The Issue will mature at the rate
of $27b,00o year. The certificates
,SWerc issued through the Commercial
Trust Company, of Philadelphia. q,
trustee, It Ia Ehted. The purchasers
will tesoll at private sale the entire
issue 4trts declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
VIII Go to New Orleans.
Capital r..es French Hero

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-CieneraI
Ncrdun.' returning to Washington
today for a two-day visit. was enter
tanned al luncheon at the French en-
hassy and was the guest OF honor at
a reception held at tho home of
Secretary Baker and attended by Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
IEhIr Class Issue. Inyl,,,io,

bogCS bible Class. Of the Highland
I'ark Methodist Episcopal Church.
has issued an invitation to the Bates
Bible Class. Of Union Station Church.
10 pay :. visit 10 Highland Park some
time before Christmas. The Bates
Bible Class is the largest Methods,
BIB" class in the cit" and one OF
the most influential. James y. Hin
mann. secretary OF the state Board
OF Education. is teacher OF tho Boggs
clusg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06

Nccr. OF the genera! staT General
HiNc!lc VIII receive the Distinguished
Service Medal tomorrow at Fort My.r
and viii confer French decorations
on fifteen American army and naval
officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
$4,000 SALARY MEASURE
Is UP IN COUNCIL TONIGHT
DirhcrS"n Leads Opposition.

Continual From First Pagc)
ana then Il salary fixed 10 in.c; The
qualifications of ma; man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Pays Tribute 10 Lee.

On this church worshipcd that
greatest figure who has arisen IN
the last two generations from among
the Southern people. In tho atmos-
phcrc Of this church moves and
breathes still something Of the spirit
Of Robert T.. Lee. We invoke today
in the guidance OF our present South
the spirit which he showed in his
own time. In spite of every tempta-
ton to he embittercd, he was never
bitter. Through every darkness he
trusted the light and the guidance
OF the principles OF Jesus. lie De .
lieved that the needs OF the south
ir the days after the war could only
be met in so far az men with pa
thence. with sclf-control and with
the power Of Christian charity set
themselves to build the new clvili-
cation. On no lesser foundations can
the civilization of today rest. We
want no violence. We want no
secrecy. with truth and candor. and
with the chiva!ry that makes the
strong race responsible for wise. un-
selfish hclpfulness toward the weaitcr
one. must we build n what we build
today would he worthy To endure"
Rev. +. a. smoot, IN Centenary
Methodist Church. although speaking
on an evanEelistic theme, declared
that application OF The Christian
principle in settling all social, eco
nomic and racial disputes should al
ways be applied. tie said that Christ
should he made the central figure. in
settling all disputes. and that those
standing at the highest point OF
Christianity should mako the great
est application of this.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
WELCOME TYPICAL
Of OLD VIRGINIA TO
BE GIVEN NlVEllE

CONTINUED From First Pagei
defender OF Ncrdun, the guests viii
so 10 tn" main ballroom. where a
dance is TO be given
This ball is TO be one OF the most
brilliant affairs ever given in Rich
mond. The members OF the Military
dressed in full uniform and The other
guests will b. in evening dress The
affair is 10 hc strictly formal One
OF the best orchcstras that could he
procured IN III. South. will render
the music for the dancing. Efforts
nave also been made by the commit
tee III charge OF the PERCEPTION and
entertainment to obtain group Of
colo!ed singers 10 render selections
during The evening ana sing some o.
the old plantation songs typical Of
the South
VIII Go to New Orleans.
After the dance. the general and
lis STAFF Will board the train for
New Orleans. They will be escorted
TO the train hy the same reception
committee that was with him during
the day
Owing 10 the limited capacity of
the jefferson Hotel. only certain
number OF invitations have been
sen, out. Captain Walton desires
those not able To attend the func-
ton to notify him. he wishes this
I" ne done 80 that their places may
be given to others who desire To
attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
THE ERA OF LOWERED PRICES

new feature of Christmas shopping this year. which the
uo mas not enjoyed before in and
ractcay everything in demand for giving for per-
onal use or Tor the furnishing of homes
But Christmas shopping days are rapidly
2SS9A&3 growing less. It behooves YOU then TO come
e988HM where stocks of everything most complete
tstSSsSEassM and suggestions most helpful
Asf2asaNkzaa MILLER & RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06

Tragic In New YORK.
7. Elwood Tragic. OF SHighlnnd
Park. e In New York on business,
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE-The best little valley in Arizona in the heart of the ideal cattle range, 4s0 acres; 320 level loam. all fenced, lots of water. tractors tools. will grow any
 thing. Want lower altitude: will give or take boot up to $5,000. Place valued at $20.000. Write me today, s. L. Finley, Flagstaff, Arizona. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
Howard Ranch

Two hours drive from Phoenix. The healthiest and most attractive spot in the hills. Now open for limited mum Der of guests. For terms and particu- lars see MT. Salter, Commercial hotel.
 dd HYATTS DESERT Field Camp, Cactus, Arizona. "Only Desert Camp One. two and three-room cottages fitted for light housekeeping. semi soft water piped to every house. 2 bath houses, store, dining room. daily mail. Stage in front of Central Pharmacy twice daily. Call phone 1904 or leave orders. See Dodge Car" If
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
Barrett & Pottberg,
Ford Sedan $500

Late model, with selfstarter, in good shape. Bust sell today. l42 w. Adams. phone 1858 or 3123. db
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
Will Trade

acres, unimproved, fine citrus fruit land near San Diego. California, for ten acres between Seventh Ave and Sey
 enth St, south of Indian school. Cash value $4500; will assume difference. Improved land near this is worth $500 an acre. Will make a beautiful home and produce an income. Climate most equable in the world. P. O. Box SAP, Phoenix. It
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

WILL accept light car as down pay ment on four-room frame house. 2009 N. Tenth St. Call Sunday. 1t
 THREE beautiful lots with small house partly furnished, in Prescott, Ariz. Lots covered with young pine and oak trees, ideal place for health seekers. Will sell for the low price of $1000 or will give this place as part payment on Phoenix property or asR- age. Box 33C. Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
Casa Grande

Relinquishment to trade for lots or equity in residence Or auto.
 SEE WARD O'BARR & PINNICK REALTY co.
 no N. 1st Ave. dd
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

LAND wanted-Completely stocked ranch or going plantation for Chicago North Shore income apartment build ings overlooking lake. Wonderful loca- tion and transportation. Cannot be equal1ed in Chicago for completeness and perfection. Rentals s141.000. Dur ing war year leases made on part. May rentals based on leases in force will be s175,00o. Mortgage s500.00o for years per cent. Price $1,750.000 Also wonderful s4 apartment building, North Shore overlooking lake. Finest in city. Rent $1S5,00o, mortgage s1S5,
 900. Price $1,s50,0o0. Trade one or both. Only owners or authorized rep- resentatives Hsed answer. Give all in formation you would want to know if you were us, and state whether owner will come to Chicago to inspect, other wise no attention. C. W. Heater, 30 N. 1 I4aSalle, Chicago. 1t