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oHERRYDALA VA.

nv owner, Beautiful furnished detacheo
home. Large lot, garage, chicken yard, f.ut ,at
trees grapes, currants, raspbefrtes, nedee sn1
roses House contains I'VE large rooms com
pieteiy furnished including New Process sss
range with electric lighter. electric sinsI -
sewing machine. dishes, cookins Gte1ss;; esrs;,nre.
etc: concrete cellar. furnace heat. eiectnc
lights, gas, hot and cold running water, iafS M
!" cars. schools and stores: ten minutes rice
TO city. Immediate possession. Price. $o,vov,
with &, 900 cash. Address Boz SS4-S' SssE
ONCE.
ron sAI1-NEARLY NEW BUNGALOW AT
Hyattsyille-6 large rooms and noored atttcs
open freplacsa, gas and electxicity. froet and
aide porches, hardwood nooes, ntcey pap,fe0
and decorated; nne ccnditisa; cellar. papsiese
furnace; lot 50x3O feet; near essetx1e ear -:
good terms. Price, e6b00. HiGBI1 = 1lCh-
|: :s.sc., l50A n st. n.L-
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Cleveland Park.

FCs!i-n"" containing, lst Goor--living room,
.6XiS. large open fireplace dining room PAN
try, l''tls"H. = @Hnt-.-ized masters bedrooms
l1rl" and snail masters rooms and bath,
ser gu,S r"Ous with bath in basement; ;
iG-foot porch. lot. 50 eoot front Garage.
I:riit b. lay labor Ready for occupancy May
lst. Any r-.-Y1.sblc tnrms.
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ARMSLEIGH PARK
Adjacent to and North of
Cleveland Park.
All d a c h ID homes
ready for occupancy. Five
styles to select from.
Large individual lots, 6 to
8 rooms, tiled bath, laun-
dry, hot-water heat, cleo
tricity and gas, oak floors,
open t1replaces, steel and
stone foundation, slate roof.
Terms to responsible pur-
chasers. Accessible to CEN
ter of city in Is to Is min
utes by motor or either car
line.
To inspect-Take Chevy
Chase car to Albernarle ST.,
90 west to 38th ST., or take
Wisconsin ave. car to Win
dom st.
Sample House Always Open
r. E. Hamilton, Sales Mgr,
AIS 3oth St. NV.
On Premises.
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rErwoRTH - BEAUTIFUL. sEAn-pDrAcH-
ed rooms and bath: h.-w.h.: electric light:
cne Of the best and up-to-data homes here; bar
sain at s., coo. Phone Main 5058. after Col.
5sS7. 10e
So 75O; part Of this house 10 now vacant For
particula1 apply to J. T. D. PYLEs. AZ 9Th
Ut. s.e.
kOCK CREEK ROAD NEAR eth ST. NV
rooms. bath; reception hall: atttc: electric
lights, hot.watee heat; hardwood 0eoes; l1-
rage. Price. $12.5oo. EDW. p. SCHWARTZ.
Inc. 734 18th NV.
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Ontario Road-For Colored.
Fine colonial home. rms. and bath: large
front porch; deep lot to alley; fine cellar and
furnace.
$S,6S0-$550 cash, balance easy.
DAVIS & STEELE.
Main $685. 1920 N. 7. ave.
SERvICR QUE. sE:CIas
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FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.

eBE US ABOUT THIS
Desirable northwest home.
nth St. west side, between 8 and T.
o"ner. leaving city. viii sell this exceptional
Lot q feet front: alley; garage.
s.. door. parlor. library. reception hall. rantr--
x,tchen. bedre ,ms. baths. serv. ots' sta,r
way; hot-water heat. Get particulars ..at
ONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New york ave.
K ST. RESIDENCE.
Stone front.
o. he best constructed dwellings in th'
city.
25x147: gel, alley.
% rooms; !aths.
Modern heat.
Large garag..
- -er going west. viii sell On easy raymc" b
lrONE < FAIREAX. 49,. New York I've.
10th ST DWELLING.
Drt-ot-t town estate.
No Increase In price.
$4,000.
8 rtoftcs, cellar. ho;-water heat.
STONE : FAIRFAX. 1cI. New York ave.
VERMONT AVE.
Corner residence.
South Of Iowa Circle.
Ten rooms.
Two (2) baths
Steam heat.
Neat appearance.
Well constructed.
Cheap at $l1 600.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
GOOD VALUES.
Two (2l northwest homes
$500 Near 18th and SITS.
stories, cellar.
Room for garage.
gTONE & Fairfax. 1912 New York ave.
Ills Park road.
B0t-water heat
Electric lights.
Deep lot alley.
Key at office.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
VACANT.
1110 18th st.
II rooms baths.
Large lot.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 13a2 New York ave.
CENTRAL LOCATIONS.
9o0o-K st. nesf 10th; good substantial 10
soom dwelling.
SIS. .75O-11th ST.; II rooms. hot-water heat.
srngr.
ssOO-Mass.; Il rooms, s baths; good re-
iir; modern ..
-ooms. hot-water heat, electricity.
SIG. 5OO-Corner on Rhode Island ave-; Is
'oms. 3 baths, wide frontage
s1o oOo-A we'll built house. near Central
rh School; 10 rooms, . baths; ami: pos
So soon.
,to-Mass ave. west Of 9th st.; 10
ms; guod condition.
s. 5eO-A Groom house. facing Iowa Circle;
-ep lot to alley.
3. 3O,-In the vicinity Of Iowa Circle: 10
rooms: hot-water heat; good cash payment de-
sired.
sToSE l. FAIRFAX. 1s42 New York ave.
Near 10Th ard G SITS. nv.
3-story brick dwelling
In heart Of business section.
STONE * FAIRFAX 1Sl: New York ave.
This dwelling will pay for i'seif. .
Arranged 10 sTlti"t = tnori-
N at. nv; hotwate- hsI..
81 SOC. Renting Tor SS.
st. X FAIRFA&, 1872 New YorE sr re.
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1926 8 N.w.-vACANT: l1R., 3 H.; FINE
rear porches; pantry cold storage room: but
ler's pantry; servants room; large lighted
closets; h.-w.h. and electric lights; 6 open
dreplaces; bargain and very easy terms for
quick sale. Inquire a. Grocery Store. 9th
and sts NV. 1Ss
OWNERS ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH;
garage; $500; 81. 500 cash; $50 monthly.
241 Sth ne. Linen 4612-J. 2as
1927 PARK ROAD-1O HANDSOME ROOMS
and bath: southern exposure; h.w.h.; large
yard; ample garage space. This home is in
perfect condition and possession guaranteed
Price, 1900.
JUST NORTH SAUL'S ADDITION,
Charming home Of roomsc and bath; front
and double rear porches; thoroughly modern: :
exceptionally large yards to alley. Immediate
possession. Price, $40, 500.
ROBERT E. MITCHELL CO..
14O5 IRVING ST. NV.
PHONE COL. 9lo.
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ON COLUMBIA RID. NV.
4 thoroughly moderns home Of rooms and
tile baths, hot water heat, electric lights,
hardwood floors and oak trim, large closets,
sleeping porch and deep lot to wide alley. Here
is a home you are bound to like and the price
A: C. HoUGHToN & co., 1913 H st. NV.
''Wc have the BEST in every section"
103 9th ST. NE.-s R. & B.: FUR. HEAT;
INSPECTION by permit only. Price. 50, 75o.
4G st. n.e.-s r b.. cellar room for ga
900 F st. n.e.-s r. & b.. latrobe heat. back
to alley. s., 600; 81 600 cash.
913 E. Capitol st.-Store and Groom dwelling
Price, $500.
TAG 7th St SEE r.; large lot, hack to large
alley. $3.50
latrobe heat. stable. S. 800
III 9Th St ne..e =: & b.; fur. heat. cellar.
a11 9 st. s.e.-s r. & b.. latrobe heat Price.
IS. 900.
Beautiful modern house on 7th IT &c. near
e.. Capitol st.-s r & b.. h.-w.h. and electric
Apply to JOS. A. HERBERT & SON.
5l5 E. Capitol st.
FURNISHED HOUSE-OF s ROOMS AND
bath; hot,water heat room for garage. Price,
$500. Very reasonable terms.
MOUNT PLEASANT REALTY CO.,
141l Park road. Col. 436
14th ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF PARK
road. 3-story brick. 2 baths, hot-water heat
electricity room for double garage. Price,
MOUNT PLEASANT REALTY CO.,
14l1 Park road. Col. 438:
FOR COLORED BUYER.
BARGAIN ON ST. DOWNTOWN.
House. rooms and bath. on floors; in
perfect condition; bay-window brick; lot 20
feet wide, 100 feet deep to wide alley; room
for garage. Price. $500. Terms.
81. =. THORNTON. 1416 st NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

200. F ST. NE.
ioor,s fine ba,. uNrse in excellent con-
dtioG. Deep lot TO wile Icy. White neigh
Lo- ood $500 5000 cash. $i5 per month,
Including 4i. .L.s sr"st.
I..EIS & STEELE,
l.. --~ivs '-no.s
~. rnS2 - -ork ave. NV.
* : i i. \ i..hl, LIN. PARK.
-: In. hs Co if1- and rear
vs.,'-. "a. 20. i. --ta".. = 1n- month, in
rti-; org. =, r'.n er;l ."-'.
nEt y i, Ii.It.
-. - ', -.,-~ 5'alk avr. NV.
\ v!iv - :, 49,. Z T. rM5 ASD BATH.
~ lr,>:.. al la. .'. NJ. 3. X d., near
'-Gs ".' II ..- SIS. -o. tai particulars
y We: 49, 21s
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',~ a.a r~-i-

'r'-"c >-"5,. ,-s... IN ssld lash resi-
a. r'.y .u.l.. .i..c'. .4 garage. IL
'".-. ,'tHs =, -f u. NNl.r itaSa,g town.
."i'- = ~.ri ijst Il at cost
.,n' - M I. rl.f. .i.ce, s!&..ou.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
Continued.

LEE D.LATIMER COMPANY
1894 N. 7. AVENUE. MAIN 1857.
Desirable two-story brick dwell
fngs northeast section: rooms
and bath; good yard: large front
parking; small cash payment,
reasonable terms 81 600.
Well-Ruilt, Attractive English
Basement Brick Dwelling.
Nine rooms and bath: in good
condition; 10th st. and Mass.
ave. NV. Price only $1,000.
Chevy Chase, D. C..
Half square west Conn ave-:
new, rooms and BATH hot-water
heat; eec. light; So $50.
Columbia Heights.
Six rooms and bath; good condi-
ton; \. Sc. Of 14th St. $1,000
Chevy Chase, D. G.
On lot 10 IT, front, III it. deep
to alley; flowers, trees and shrub
berry: handsome bungalow: large
living room, dining room and 2
bedrooms: smaller bedrooms, 2
baths, large living porch, 2-car
garage; owner leaving city.
Fine Georgetown Section.
Convenient to car. o and
BATH semi-dctached brick; Al con-
dition: bargain at $4.7J0
ANOTHER. ON CORNER.
8 ROOMS AND BATH: 5000.
Do not delay. See us at once.
A Real Home,
Mt. .Pleasant-Convenient
to 10th Street.
substantially built frame, in
excellent condition. On lot 75x124.
Large oak trees. Good alley.
Room for Several garages. Con-
tains parlor. reception hall, Ii
brary. dining room, pantry, kitch-
en-. conservatory. light bedrooms,
bath: attic has space for rooms;
dry cellar; good hot-water system;
room for another house lot;
$4,000.
LEE u. .IATIMER COMPANY
1434 NEW YORK AVE.
Franklin G1O5. Main S567.
If YOU WANT TO RUY OR SELL REAL ES
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Cleveland Park.

Most SHG ratl' orTr,r rrSi"nrc ccutainnc :
10 rooms, bnsssr t, .IuN,,. ii w H.. pirc .ric
ieh.s. Terms 10 IL uuy.r. Irioe. SIS 80.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

SOUTH OF CONN. AVE. BRIDGE, WEST
Of Conn. ave-: over Is, 500 %. it., 06-foot
front. at . bargain: suitable for apt house
or five private houses. Address Box BAR,
Star Office. los
lands; minutes to cars; electricity, running
water. etc: must sacrifice for $50 each: L
minutes to heart Of Washington AddroD Boz
22l-S. Star Office. lss
IF YOU WANT TO BUILD HOMA. HAVE
a very choice lot in Chevy Chase located one
block from circle: all improvements. For par
ticulars address Box 1865. Star once.
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Near Dupont Circle.

~Ver "
. Residence contaIL.r- -norns, baths. cleo
trciy. Small cash payment. balance easy
terms. Price. $500.
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IOWA AVE NV, BET ALLISON AND BU-
chanan-Groom and attic house: perfect condi-
ton; h.w.h.; electric lights; garage; 50, 500;
immediate possession. Address Box 275-S. Star
office. 1Ss
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME ON A
large lot with garage. in 18th street Highlands,
containing 10 large rooms and bath. hardwood
hoors, hot-water heat gas, electricity; excel
ROBERT E. HEATER.
Main 1854. 40 Colorado bldg
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL RETURNING TO
civilian pursuit will sell at bargain for quick
disposal, including any or all Of furniture as
desired 11-room corner house in exclusive Dn.
pont Circle section; all modern improvements;
artistically furnished: a cash payment, bal
ance on terms. Address Box 3osP. Star onace.
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FOR SALE
NOBILITY ESTATE.
Near Nurnberg. Bavaria.
Over 500 hectares. with much
wood; rich furniture; splendid
buildings The whole estate Is
situated ON coal and iron ore fields,
which are to be worked with enor-
NOUS profit. Price about 3.OOO.0OO
marks.
LARGE MACHINE FACTORY.
In Nurnberg,
employing several thousand work
era, with large amount Of orders
Of several millions. The sale Is
caused through liquidation Of the
company.
AGENTS REQUIRED.
WILH. BEHRINGER.
NurnberI. oben Baustr. 33
Bavaria, Germany.
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READY CUT HOMES.

Have Just received LEWIS CATALOGUES
for 1920 showing 3 designs
csn make IMMEDIATE DELIN ERY on or
ders received before April 1. PRESENT PRICE
GOOD until that date.
COST OF BUILDING, why not you? See me
at once.
GUY q. ZEPP,
Representing LEWIS-BCILT HOMES.
Davidson bldg. 18th and h NV. 20
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NEAR 10th AND COL. ROAD.
Owner leaving city: q pre-war- built home
thoroughly modern; rooms and bath; icolonia!
style: perfect condition. large porchek; good
yard and garage; 4 bargain. SIC. 500; q .0O0
cash balance remain in trust; possession Ad.
dress Box 14-T, Star ONCE.
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BRowNsroNE AND BRICK DWELLING.
9 rooms, bath, cellar; near 4th and e ne: con
venient home; only 5000; terms; possession.
Roland O. Booth, 215 NV F. 2702 l9s
NEAR LIBRARY. 3rd AND B Sc: 8-sTORY
brick; IL rooms; h.-w.h.; fine condition; only
5000; terms easy. Roland G. Booth, 2l5 L
NV. r. 2702. ia.
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IF YOU WANT TO RUY OR SELL REAL Es
TATE TALK 1T OVER WITH NJ +. NOR
GAN AT ZANTZISGER'S.
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ou Will Like This House
You Can't Help 1t.
aout syetythia9 you ~snt.
tupe -5o. cinStT:ct'1l-
Il go stories, cellar
Par .r reception hall. dining nom. pantry.
kitchen IN first floor
All large bciroonIs. many closets.
Tvo ~ bitSrooms.
Hot-t ater heat.
Elsctric lights.
GArsee very wide alley.
wide ti!-c; III &;rser near 10Th
Owasr d,s.5G1s OF having city. must sell
y. cree.
offe- si2 500.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New Yori: Ave.
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CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main &C. Main 81. o23 Fifteenth ST. NV.
Send for price list of new bungalows
Fifteen just being completed in the best
northwest section. Reasonable terms
SwnEAT SnaR @ % aaSoo1N r4RKsr1ENp19 ] %
@ baths R.rsxod
co e Gs H1 possession % ss esn % s F s '''
on EIGHTH STREET xoRrHrAsr
Sleep a"wh Electric lights Room % for ra:
ing porch Garage f'Se '' ssoa sss Wui PRICE ] .is condition
::; S @ ss :5sssAs%
H''" for double 'ss Price s'o ~
G.; e. ::
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:ss5::s:: ;E:;;: ;:; #: ] & 6; ' :';'
::::s ;:: :$:i:$ -: - ] , ''''' Terms can
NEAR ,,onn. r, Az, ,n,r en- E. S:s:, 81
Ell e. ss..es F4 ss9 ]: ' ~ f ss:s: '
'"'ss Ss.oas's as's' 'ss1"as:"ssss s1as"ss
cLEyELaSp PARk-A M.sNr. . be arranged
hf @ Es r s p0eh IN rEr OF BLOOMING
siss;Fa sa,ss sis saes an; $50 80
ss5Isos sg g-s ,s ss 5sn ST :5si
srx nn"s AND r, ,sEr Hcss ZONE SosTa s
1s.z 1 70 rT's 4ss ' $3.50 So Metal garage in
3 S:'srs. ns:, m "a 5%e @ Frs
I @ soo Pr r+, $3.50
CHAs D. sAGER
Main Sc. Main 81 e23 Fifteenth, St NV
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If YoU WANT 70 BUY or SELL, ITEAL Es.
TATE Talk IT OVER WIKI =. f. NOR
GAN, .Nr ZANrZIScEE'S.
ON X ST. MEN N!:ICiIB0RKOOD Of NOV
MODERN HOUSES, A G-RO03i PRICK. IN
GOOD CONDITION.; FRONT PORCH; GOOD
SIZED LOT To ALLEY. VIII" PARKING;
CHEAP AT s: 6OD CASH. CHAS. A. SHIELDS
CO.A l4l3 II Sr. wv.
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DEL RAY. VA.
SG o-n

New Groom bungalow; hath. electric lights.
furnace, basement, full partly finished attic
easily converted to rooms. Nice garden and
chicken house.
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i7th 81. NE. HROOkLANU-8 ROOMS,
bath. detached. garage. gas, electricity. h.-w.
hest; immediate passeYsion. Address Boy is,
Star Office. L.
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TO SELL YOUR HOME 9u1cKLx: ,!,.s1 LIST r. IT
mand we sre having for homes in all sections.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
515-516 Bond Bldg,
14th and n. Y. ave..
MAIN AZ.
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Northeast Home-$4,75O.
large rooms and bath Hot-water heat and
gas. Front colonial porch In very fine
neiehborhood. $1,000 cash. balance easy. See
this.
New Home in Petworth.
large rooms and bath. H.w.h, gas and
electric. New garage. Hardwood trim.
Front porch and back sleeping porches An
ideal home. Has everything that goes with
an up-to-date home. Possession at once,
Price, $1,000.
On Heights, West of 18th.
Overlooking government park and 18th st.
NV. large rooms and bath. Vapor hest
gas and electric. Large garage. House IN
the best condition possible. This is an e1.
cellent buy. In refined location.
T. B. BROWN CO.,
LII Ut. NV. Room 2Cs.
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Ideal for a Doctor
De Sales Street.
A Corner Home

without a parallel. both us to
home and value. A corner within
two squares Of Dupont Circle, con-
venient to cars. The house is in
excellent condition. and contains
rooms and baths. hot-water
heat. Let US show you this fine
home.
Price, $12,5OO.
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BUNGALOW, DAHLGREN TBRRACE-FIvE
rooms. tile bath. h.-w.h., electric light, Pitts
burgh water heater, garage, shrubbery; unusu-
a,ly large lot: alley in rear; " block from cars;
50 600 $4 200 cash, balance $40 per month;
immediate possession. 1014 Douglas st. ne.
Cd GsreN 49,
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toRNgR Is R. BRICK: B.; ELECTRIC
tisatss n. VIII; porches: modern to the minute;
pro;npt possession; ''Eive-away'' at $13, 900;
lsi St. "Blcomingdale."
T-hTee-story pressed bdck; 18th st.: not far
Col. road; good lot to paved alley; in
nrths II would bring $4,000. Price,
100.
r. and b.: brick; newly and handsome
u-nished; st. near 18th; prompt posses
Price, $12, 500.
y -dsome house as you wish to sc or
er z and b. electric lights; h.-w.h.:
s.s,.,s., Ssh at. near Harvard: $10. 1000; clear;
4u brick; vacant; newly decorated:
god lot: st. near 18th, n.e.;
b.; brick; hot-air heat, porc1es:
east exposure; side alley; Park
$50.
r. and b.; brick; good lot to alley; w.st
- two squares Of Union station; $3.GS0.
N z. RYoN CO.. INC.
Sueeessors to New York Realty Brokers'.
ZONE II. 4587 1923 st. NV
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07
ACCOUNTING IS
 DEMANDED BY GOVERNOR

Gov. Campbell Wednesday sent to Attorney General Wiley E. Jones a letter asking the attorney general to call upon former Adjutant General Charles w, Harris for an accounting of company funds. Officials said the company funds totaled SAP ,59950, that part of the funds had been accounted for but that one book of 250 check stubs was missing.
 Gov. Campbell's letter, after recit- ing that Adjutant Gene1 al Harris came into possession of certain moneys al lowed, by law for the various com panies of the old national guard con- tinues in part as follows:
 "On May ,, 1919, written notice was served on Charles w.. Harris that he, by my order, was that date, upon re- ceipt of said notice, removed from the office of adjutant general and he was directed in said order to turn over the records of the office of adjutant gen eral to the bearer of the said notice, Sergt E.. A. Fern. Since that date, to-wit. May ,, 1919, the said Harris re- ceived and came into possession Of certain moneys under false claim of title to the office of adjutant general and disbursed certain moneys, acting in. the same alleged official capacity
 The letter goes on to direct the at torney general to call on Harris for the accounting and adds: "1 further direct that you demand of the said Charles w. Harris that he immediate 1y turn over to Adiutant General Wal ter S. Ingalls, all funds and records now in his possession or that should be in his possession by virtue of any claim, legal or otherwise, heretofore or now made, of his right to the office and title of adiutant general of the state of Arizona"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07
The Facts About Rheumatism

More than nine out of ten cases Of rheumatism are either chronic or mus cular rheumatism, neither of which re- quire any internal treatment. All that is required is to massage the affected parts freely with Chamberlain's Lin iment You will be surprised at the relief which it affords.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

MT and Mrs. J. w. E. Trefs left this week for Fl Paso where MT. Trefz is to have position with Fl P. & So. Western Railroad Co. there. While here MT. Trefz was Assistant Ag't with the Morenci Southern R. R. and has made many friends who are sorry to see them go away. A host of good wishes go with them.
 MT. and Mrs. Hosking who have re- gently moved to Richmond, California, where they are making their future home, report a very pleasant time en- route and congenial surroundings at Richmond. It will be remembered that MT. Hosking recently resigned his position with the Arizona Copper Go. with whom he was employed for a time. Mrs. Hoskins, formerly Miss Ada Clark, has lived in Morenci for twen, ty years and was one of the best low ed and honored young ladies in Moren- ci. Her very many friends in the church and other societies of which she was member, and other towns peo, pie, rejoice to learn of her pleasant surroundings in her new home, and join in wishing her a most enjoyable future.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07
WILL DETERMINE EFFECT OF SHELTER SMOKE ON CROPS

JEROME, April 30.-Just what eff feet shelter smoke has on farm crops in the Verde valley will be scentifi- cally determined before the summer is over. Steps in that direction are already being taken by the United Yer de Extension companies. The United Verde has staff chemist in the field, travelling around in a Ford car
 w. T. Boyd and associates who re- gently purchased the Solstic mine known as the old Winters mine, will begin work within the next few days for the purpose of prosecuting Gevel- opment work with view of opening up new ore bodies.
 BDSBEE, April 26.-Heroic work and splendid system of fire fighting has resulted in the eXtinguishing of the blaze which broke out on the 1900 foot level of the Briggs shaft in this district on the night of March 27.
 PHOENIX, April 27.-There will be little if any increase in assessed val nations of mining property in south, western and eastern Arizona counties commission, who returned today from a tour of inspection to Gila, Graham, Greenlee, Pinal, Pima and Santa Cruz but material increases will be made in agricultural lands and town property in a number of the counties, it was said.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07
FROM NEW MEXICO

c. c. Smith of Santa Rita, New Mex ico arrivd in Clifton Friday evening and with G. B. O. Cornell, of Lords burg, N NJ, will conduct the Clifton Tailor Shop, which they recently purchased from S. C. Swift
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

MT and Mrs. Harold T. Wright moved to an apartment in Lem Fan ning's Residence last week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Tom Cox who was recently in an auto accident, is out again. His many friends are glad to see him.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

J. J. Rascoe and A. c. Stanton pur- chased, on Tuesday last, the Ringsmith establishment which they will opera te. .Ringsmith will remain in Mo renci for a time at least.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Tom Soule is building a ine\ resi- dence in the western section of town. It promises to be most comfortable home.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Miss Harden, teacher, was called to Arkansas last week on account of the sudden Hines of her father.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

The regular Episcopal Service of St. James Mission will be held in the Mo renci Court House Sunday evening, May 9th at o'clock,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

A. A. Smith of Clifton was visitor in the Hill City on Wednesday after noon.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Greenlee County needs money to pay for good roads and schools. have you paid your taxes to help make these payments?
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Mrs. R. P Kyle and Mrs. P B. Lord left on Monday morning for the east They plan to spend the summer in New England States.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

George Necomb suffered a compound fracture of his arm at No. mill A. c. on Tuesday morning which necessita- ted amputation
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Your neighbor paid his taxes, what did you do?
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Nogales- of a three and one-half foot vein of silver and lead has been made in the old National mine, formerly owned by George Groos and which was taken over last Febru- ary by the Gold Star Mining company
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-05-07

Phoenix-The Arizone Power Com pany is now installing the electrical equipment necessary for the connect ing up of the power line for the new electrical driven machinery to be in stalled at the Kay Copper mine at Canon.