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Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
For SaIe-Eggs & Poultry

SPRING baby chicks tor sale-400. 00t s. C. White Leghorn baby chicks from heaviest laying Hoganized) stock Price during May and June, 25. s5: 50, s9; 1J0, SI4. Special prices 800 and 1000 lots. Safe delivery guar auteed. You pay only for chicks re- ceived alive and in good condition: no money in advance, pay on delivery. Shipped safely anywhere west of Rockies. Finest hatchery in the world. Established 1898.
 MUST HATCH INCUBATOR co. 100 Seventh St. Petaluma. Calf It 15o BABY CHICKS. Phone 53J4.
 bm EGGS and poultry bought and sold. COPS W Van Buren. Phone S0S0. 6bl FOR SAI.E-Nine Brown Leghorn laying hens one year old. 1129 r. Fill more bTll
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
For Kent-Furnished
 Rooms '4


 --------~--~ THE sttMBfER is coming satn.
 NtH &I it's mIght and main
 To fol>oss the general rule
 Is 10 f.nd a spot that's cool
 Bui the aid to comfort or ease
 IS tho shade Of the good old trees
 Surrounding the Glenwood, you know
 At the corner Third and Monroe.
 hm SLEEPING PORCH for rent so9 N. Adams Phone S3s4. bm COOL shady si5ep5u rooms close in. s21 ". s4e Burer bm tOa REM lsOoYn screen porch ane bath $l5 per mon.n 32s x. 14th St Phone S16G. bm NICE cool sleeping rooms with run ming water; private entrance; summer rates. with rent by the night. week or month; close in. Also two housekeep ing, one sleeping room, $16 mo. Phil lips House 325 N. Fourth Ave Phone 1049 bn ROOM and screened sleeping porch; light coking privileges if desired. 1110 2 Fillmore. Phone 2145. bm NICELY furnished room and screen porch for rent. with garage; new louae. .tpply 537 D. Mcdowell. bn SCREEN porch with double bed. thie w AuaInS pm LARGE newly furnished front rooms with five windows; one with running water. 1917 W Washington. bm FOR RENT-One front room and one tent house for sleeping. sos s. Second ave. bm CLOSE-IN furnished room. running water. bath; gentleman preferred. 39J N. Third ave. Dm NICE screen room for rent; walking distance; men only; with breakfast if desired. 920 N. Srd St bm COOL front room, private entrance, connectina bath. 214 East Pierce. bm SLEEPING PORCH for rent. sos W Adams. Phone S3S4. bm FURNISHED sleeping rooms for rent. 1542 F.. Monroe. Phone S929. bn ONE furnished room for gentlemen only; no sick. 515 N. Second St bp FURNISHED room and screened sleeping porch 914 N. Fifth St. bm ROOMS. z27 ". Jefferson. bm ROCM ADJOINING bath. screened porch suitable for two or four 116 F. Hadley. Enquire Stacey Hotel br l FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room, walking distance and one block from car line and library. Corner of Jeffer- son and Ninth Ave. 22 s. Ninth Ave. l FURNISHED room. 601 N Fifth St. Phone 2975. hm
 ONE nicely furnished room for rent; no sick; gentlemen preferred. 391 N l 4th ave. bp
 NICELY furnished room suitable for 1 two or three. 141s W Washington. bn
 FOR Furnished or unfur nished one room house, also 2 two room houses; low summer rents. s5 to $20, with accommodations. Inquire first house to right across bridge Ari- zona canal, Park road; Orangewood l car. Phone 4R11. bm
 FRONT room, cool and shady. in private house; walking distance. sos N. Sd st. bm
 NICELY furnished rooms for rent l 621 s. Central dn ] NICE FURNISHED room. walking distance. soc N. Second Ave. bn
 NEATLY furnished room. cool for the summer. 1924 W. Polk. bT
 WASHINGTON HOTEL. FPS North 1 First St; under new management 1 hot and cold water in each room; thor nughly renovated throughout Rates I reasonable. Mrs. ". H. Hurley, pro- 1 prietress. 0
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

FOR SALE-1917 Fore touring; good rubber lots of extras: 1916 ForG' tour ing, just oveFhauled; paint new top and bargain. Cuber Bros. at Westcote Gara1e 403 East Van Buren St. 5m
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
For Sale or Exchange

320 OR 160 ACRE relinquishment Casa GIT; nde valley. for city lot, auto or cash. Call or write 910 w Polk Phoenix. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

THE St MBtE ER is conn ng a ain Wth &il ts mi ght and main To folton the general rule Is to f.nd spot that's cool Bu tae aid to comfort or ease Is the shade Of the good old trees Surrounding the Glenwood. you know. At the corner Third and Monroe
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

TWO beautifully furnished east front rooms, close in; garage: on car line; also kitchen and screen porch
 63S N. 5th Ave 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms

L&OOlKAS
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 NEWLY furnished front bedroom. adjoining bath, H private family: walking distance. Cal 10 East Taylor after 10 q. m. bu
 FURNISHED room, adjoining bath; outside entrance. Call 2o25. bn
 LARGE cool room. soI \. First St.
 FURNISHED room, suitable for two young ladies employed. with privilege of screen porch; rent reasonable. Phone 2S72. bp
 FRONT room for rent SIT North Fourth Ave. bn
 ONE room. nlcely furnished; plenty of shade bath. 24 $. Twelfth Ave. bp
 NICE cool furnished room for men: bath. outside entrance; no sick. 603 \. second st. bp
 NICELY furnished screened room. access to bath. gentleman only. s05 N. Fifth St It. l large front room, well Ventilated, high ceiling, private entrance. 1119 w Adams St. bn
 ONE nicely furnished front room, near car and pavement. TAG w. Ffl- more. bp
 DESIRABLE ROOMS to rent. 602 \. First Ave. Phone 35S7. bn
 FRONT ROOM with screen porch and housekeeping privileges for women Call Sunday D. m. Phone 2594. 911 N. Third St. 1t
 FURNISHED rooms. private en- trance, bath connection for l or gen. tlemen. Also garage. 715 E. Adams. bp
 FOR ST-Nice. cool room for gentleman. adjoining bath. No sick e23 N. Second Ave bn
 NEW. unfurnished apartments; i screen bedroom. private bath. Suit able for couple. No sick. 623 North Second Ave. bn i DIME HOTEL, 401 w Washingto l St Running water in each room; nice. i cool: summer rates. C. E. Trotler, proprietor. bn 1 ONE nicely furnished bedroom; gen tleman only. Call at 365 Y. Third Ave. FURNISHED room for rent. 3s2
 FRONT room connected with screen porch privilege of parlor and kitchen. for ladies employed. Rent s10-15 per month On carline No sick. Phone S05e It
 FOR REIN T-Large furnished front room with private entrance, good lo- ! cation; walking distance TOT N. Fourth st Phone 3905. bn
 ONE front bedroom. private en- trance; S25 2 month. Phone STAG. bn I BEAUTIFUL home, cheap summer rooms. Phone 2175. bp
 TWO Beautifully furnished east front rooms, close in; garage: on car line also kitchen and screen porch. 63S N 5th Ave 1t FRONT room. east front; priva te l entrance; connecting bath SIS North ! 7th Ave bp
 FURNISHED front room adjoining i bath: prVafe res ide~ce on carline l Phone Sa59 1t
 FURNISHED room for rent: cool. half block from city hall; no
 Jefferson. dS
 AIRS. large. beautfUlly tur- nIshed sleeping room: one downstairs rooHi with outside entrance. both ad- ] =
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Dwight B. Heard Go.
REALTORS Phone 1881
Wanted To Buy

Have s6000 cash to pay on nice nome. NJ. F. GREEN REALTY co.
 35 So. Center
 Phone 1929 lt
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

BEAUTIFUL home, cheap summer rooms Phone 2175. bp
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
For Rent-Land
Geare & Oldaker

Six acres. two frame houses, corrals and outbuildings good shade; near city limits; S60 per month
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
MULES FOR SALE

Two spans good young mules. with harness. Corner First and Jackson sts Inquire for H. P. DeMund bm
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Tor Rent=F furnished
 Houses


 WE'LL furnished house of four rooms and large sleeping porch: will be leases for four month nu sick. 155 T.. More iana bm FOR LEASE.LNew ouse, fur nshed. on L. Fillmore f inside rooms ? screen porches) electricity. gas hot and cold water. hall and bathroom. $50 per month. So small children. Applp mornings. G23 N. 2nd St. bm FOR SAI.I9 Three furnished cot tagess everything new and modern. For particulars inquire 736 F. Fillmore. LIlllle eI2 2p WHO wishes to spend the summer out Mhere 1t IS cool an1 quiet Will rent reasonably to responsible people, my new. steictiy modern brick beautifully furnished. garage. Owner leaving One block to car; no sick. 1919 East Adams. bp A NICE three-room furnished house Warmer Heghts ou Tempe road. br 4-ROOM cottage ana bath. fur nished; no sick. Call at 1147@ F, Fil- more. bm FOR RENT NT-Furnishe 4-rooms and screen porcf nicely furnished Inquire TAI F. Cul9er St. bp FOR REIN T-F'urnishe house. 5 rooms and screen roonn modern: near capitol and paved street, garage. Phone 447O bm TWO ROOM cottage. free showers. gas. electricity; adults. See Conrad, B F. Adams If FOR RENT-One- half of nicely fur nished house, 8 blocks from town; bath and private entrance. no sick or chil- dren. Call 309 E. Polk or Phone s616.
 bm AT VENICE. CAL, four room fur nished house for the months of June, July and August; completely furnished, in best location, on paved street, one block from ear line. two blocks from ocean and half way between Venice and Ocean Park. For particulars address Mrs. Roy E. Harrington, 209 Wave Crest Ave- Venice, Cal. bm FURNISHED cottage. modern. 7O5 E. Washington. bn FIVE rooms. 2 screened; furnished or unfurnished: will rent separately; no objection to children. Call at noon or evening or any time Sunday Brill car line: 1905 F. Taylor. bn
 FOR RENT
 7-room brick furnished $45.
 SEE SHAW
 KEYSTONE REALTY co.
 15 North First Ave. bm WISH TO RENT my new home for summer months; leaving soon. phone 259s. 40 North Eighteenth Avenue.
 bn WILL rent 5-room and screen room ] furnished house with exception of one room: good location. Phone 12l2. bp
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
.le-Autonobiles 4I
For Sale-Live Stock

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 FOR SALE-4-year old. 900-lb. pony harness and cart. S125. Box 50E. Re publican bn WE buy old horses to destroy; dead stock removed free of charge if notified at once. Phone 9S. Glendale. ik FOR SALE-rwo milk cows, one giving milk. the other coming fresh soon. Phone 2lsJ3. It JUST arrived from northern Califor- nia. one of the finest carloads of young mules ever shipped here. Will sell on bankable paper Van Buren Corral, Second Ave. and Van Buren. bp
 FOR SAL1-Fresh Holstein heifer and heifer calf out of registered stock. V. C. Ferguson. two blocks east of end of Indian School carline. <bn
 FOR SALE-23 shoats. sows. B. F. Hill. phone 105J5. , miles west on Christy road. bp FOR SALE-Qne good young work horse: weight about HOO lbs. R. Rey holds, R. F. D. No. 4, Box 14S, Phoenix.
 bn FOR SALE-l Jersey COW. fresh; l Holstein bull: 10 head hogs. Last house on So. 22nd Ave. bp FOR SALE-Good milk COW; fresh soon. Archie Janz. Catlin Court, Glen dale. bp FOR SALE@Well bred eve and two lambs 1234 F. Portland St. hnn FOR SALE-One pony and saddle and bridle: gentle for women and chil dren: S25 if called for at once. 4O2 E. Jefferson st. bn FOR SALE teams. cows. Phone 16J4. bn FOR SALE-Two good ponies, sad de or driving. 1341 F, Van Buren. bm FOR SALE-4 large work horses. Half suile east on base line road Smort. bp FOR SAIE-30 high-grade milk goats fresh and coming fresh. $. NJ Sevier, R. D. Box 51O. Monrovia. Cal
 bn SEVERAL fine teams. both horses and mules: priced right See at Beck ranch, on Lat. IT. between Avenues J and K. bm
 HAVE several nice Jersey cows, ideal for family cows; tuberculin test ed: priced right See at Beck ranch Lat. T, between Avenues J and K. bm NOTICE TO HORsEMEN - The best Kentucky jack in Arizona will stand this season l mile north of fair grounds and half mile east on Thomas road. Phone 3403. S THREE good dairy cows. ? milking. 1 fresh soon; $320. Robt. N. Moore, 2 miles south Yaqui village. Tempe. bm  3 FOR SALE-Tvo two year-old Hol- stein heifers; also two Jerseys: Hol- stein will be fresh within 90 days. l Third house east of Sixteenth street, on Thomas road. bm FOR SALE-By New Cornelia Cop per Company, Ajo Arizona ten mules also miscellaneous lot of wagons, dump l wagons and equipment. Must be sold in one lot. Prospective buyers can in | spect stock and equipment at any time.
 If I FOR SALE-On Glendale car line, 1 near Black Canyon road. six good milk cows C. W. Steele. bp WANTED TO BUY-Four little mares and horses for southern market must be fat. sound and good workers. NJ Yount at NcMullen & Abercrombie Horse and Mule Market. POI N. 7th Ave. Phone 1764. If l MULES FOR SALE, Two spans good young mules. with harness. Corner First and Jackson sts. Inquire for II. P. DeMund. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Wanted-ReaI Estate
NOTICEI

To owners in five or siN-room brick houses to sell, on or near paved street, not too far out. You can sell S4500 to s5000. Will pay $1200 cash. $50 per month. Have the buyer. Phone me what you have got Monday morning. Phone 1911. Phoenix Land and Cattle Exchange, IS South First Ave. Me- Nabb and Clark. bp HAVE 5000 to s1500 cash to pay on nice home. furnished or unfurnisHed. 5 or rooms No agents. Phone BIOL
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

WANT to hear from parties who have bought state land in Eastern Yuma. Aria. state price and location o. B. Evans. Shale. Cal. Box c. pr
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

FOR sALE-4-y year old. 9O0-lb. pony, harness and cart. S125 Box 50E. Re publican bn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
EARLY AUTUMNAL STROLL.

In England the art of walking has not
been lost. In the United States one is
made TO feel that he has lost caste unless
he gets into vehicle propelled by gasoline
and is whirled alorg roads with little OPP
portunity to sec what nature has to ro-
veal and with no chance for healthfnl OK
ercise. A five or ten-mile Sunday walk is
good for anyone who has not already lost
stamina so as to find it taxirg. A walk Of
mile is good for anyone who cannot sus-
tain more exercise. The wider good is not
the good Of health this is the lpcalculable
increment. Ore may not register his ao-
cretions in physical betterrpent. He ls not
conscious Of this He does know that he is
made 10 feel better, and that Is all he has
TO assure him that his body has responded
to the ozone and bis muscles to the invita-
ton of the open.
There is the wider good, the spiritual
good, the good Of esthetic delight. Any
one who cannot open his mind and hls
heart to the lure Of the wide ways Of
nature in the times of autumn had better
ask himself whether he has not become
specialized out of all relation to the wonder
and winning of the forces and the ey-
hibitions that make up the unoeasing mar
vel Of nature. When he goes forth In these
fine days Of early autumn he finds the
fields and the roadways bright with fall
flowers and the birds perched upon the
wires that hum with the wind. He finds
the LEAKAGE of the trees growing gray and
crisp. He finds the mold beneath his feet
soft and cushiony, and the ferns redundant
with foliage and the streams flowing with
a clarity that gives to them the simmer of
satin. He finds the bols of the great trees
of the forest run over with moss and hchen,
and be sees the scurrying of the chipmunk
form before his advance. He feels the
quiver of the atmosphere as it moves with
an intangibility that can scarcely be called
breeze, and yet has the sense of waiting.
He enters into the elixir lure Of the atmos-
phere, and feels as though his steps We're
rid of the pull of gravity as he treads light
lN on-Baltlmore American
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
PRESS COMMENTS
FIVE THOUSAND FALslPIERs.

Friday and Saturday Of last week the
Republican National Committee, itS vari-
ous treasures we'll supplied with money,
formally opened the Presidential cam
paign. Five thousand speakers. all Of
them well coached, and most Of them
generously paid, took the stump. Never
before in the history Of American politics
was there program so comprehensive and
costly. With military precision, every
man has sphere Of operations assigned to
him. For six weeks to come their one OBJ
jective will be the ballot-box.
If this mighty demonstration Of partisa,
vigor and efficiency we're honestly directed
it would be inspiring in many ways, but its
lack OF honesty was everywhere in evil
dence. From the speeches delivered by the
leaders we are able TO estimate the utter
ances of all. The keynote of Senator
Harding, Senator Lodge, former Justice
Hughes, Candidate Miller in New York
and National Chairman Hays, not to
mention others, was most foreiblysounded
IN the words of the last-named orator when
he said that the question which the people
were to decide was whether foreign
governments shall order soldiers OF this
country to foreign soils TO settle foreign
disputes"
We have had many political contests in
volving conflicting policies, misunderstand-
ings, prejudices, ignoyances and warning
interests, but this is the first time that
great party has taken up its position upon
an unqualified falsehood. The purpose is to
discredit and defeat the existing League Of
Nations and its authors and supporters.
To say that anything in the covenant
empowers foreign governments to order
our soldiers to foreign soils to settle foreign
disputes is to proclaim an untruth both
baseless and wicked.
Ihirty-nne nations, including every
great power except the United States,
have entered the League of Nations with
full understanding Of every obligation
assumed. Although the responsibilities
of the covenant apply to them precisely as
they do to us, opposition has been con-
fined to few perfectionists on one side
and TO small groups of irreclaimable Tories
on the other Is it conceivable that all the
progressive peoples of the earth, barring
only ourselves, have signed away their
liberties and surrendered their warmaking
power to an authority beyond their con-
trol?-New York World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
Peace League Stumped.

The executive committee of the League
to Enforce Peace held q meeting Id New
York City, Saturday, but adjourned with
out making any declaration, favorable
or unfavorable, in respect of the League
of Nations The League to Enforce
Peace, of which ex-President William
Howard Taft is the official head, was or
ganized for bringing about the interna-
tional situation that is aimed at by the
League of Nations Covenant, and it has
large membership throughout the coun-
try. A branch of this Peace League was
organized in Delaware, and large num-
Der of Republicans were enrolled on it's
list of members.
1t is plainly apparent why this or
ganization cannot afford to bring sitsef
to the point of repudisting the League Of
Nations, for it is firmly committed to the
League cause But it should have the
honesty to approve it unreservedly. Even
the fact that Senator Harding is opposed
TO it, or so uncertain in his mind that he
does not know where he stands, should not
operate TO prevent the League to En-
force Peace from maintaining a consistent
attitude, and supporting its own cause, as
so completely and satisfactorily embodied
in the League of Nations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
Giving Prohibition . Test.

1t will be long time before alcoholic
drink will be beyond tho reach Of the
bibulous and determined American who
does not care what happens to him and
will not take no for an answer. Pro-
hibition will do to booze what prohibitive
tariffs have long been observed to do TO
the commodities affected by them. 1t
will make it scarce and dear. Because Of
peculiar circumstances, it will also make
1T bad. The passing generation OF "old
soaks' will be exposed to the hardship,
not of going wholly without alcohol, but
of putting up with it in hideous and bane-
full forms. They will have to risk de-
stroying their eyesight, burning holes in
their stomachs. OF bringing on any one OF
forty different kinds of fits. This will be
bad for them and bad for their relatives
and friends.
But the younger generation, which has
not yet learned to drink, will not, as a rule,
be able to learn in America. They cannot
loaf in saloons, because there will not be
any saloons They cannot get drunk and
go wrong, because there will be no kind
bartenders to show them how. Pro-
hibition. as practical measure, will have
its test on this generation, and it will take
about twenty-five years to test it thor
oughly.
Every man who loves his personal
liberty and who wants to do his own re-
forming of his own personal habits dislikcs
prohibition. The principle involved in at
taching this legislation as trailer TO the
Federal Constitution is as dangerous as
could well be imagined But, however
sinister the principle, nobody will have
the right to say, for at least q quarter of
a century, that the practical effects are
bad. We have added a jerry-built annex
to our most sacred national document,
but we may have saved ourselves from
the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21

tive 10 popular ssIect'on ~ eIsctor during
tbst campaign.
In the New Yovk IegslAtavc Crrwfod-
Adams combination var formed aud the
bIll providing for popular elect4pn ~ eies.
tors Wa defeated by ~ ~ - AZ the -enx'f
When the New Yors LEGISLATURE nxne e.
choose electors there va another great
fight AT the Outset tho Crawf0rt f,Dplc
had . lead, bat not majority, snd 4 loDs
tight eteued. Then the Adame ADD Clay
supporters formed coalifiOn and eh,as
electors yho gave their yoffs. ~ f0f
Adams, 5 for Crawford. 4 iof Clay. and
Tor Jacsspn. Three n tho elef t0fs Fh0
were chosen a. Clay men DIVIDED their
votfs between Clay. Crawford ard Iack.
SOD. II these three eicrf0fs hnd sffyosl ~
their sgreenent % vote for Clay. Iohu
Quincy Adams would never have been
President
When the election was over 4 vas found
that Jackson was far IN The lesf n fhr
popular vote, but ~ everybody had
known for months, The i9iiso III Reuro.
sentativcs must ohoOee The President Iu
The electoral colleges, jackson had re-
oeiyed 70 votes, Adams -. Cranf0ri Al
and Clay ~. AZ The fouse ~ Feprs.
sentatiyes choness from afncng the tfree
highest oandidates, Clay wss df0rrSf
from further confederation. if Ne ffeo
New York elector had 0boyrd their n-
struotions Clay would have been third
In the race and Cmwford would have
been dropped.
Clay vac SPEAKER n ,hs Hour ofRsp.
fesenta,ives and b. conducted 10 eleci ~
There was a combination ~ Clay and
Adams f0rccg which gave the v0ies ~ if
states ~ Adam 7 % Jacka0n and 4 ~
Cngiord, thereby eiectinR Adams pre-.
dent. This combination ras The f1Ea
81 The corrupt bargain charre ths Clay
had bartered away fha v1tes a 10
states he oontr0lled n rrtilrn ~ -
promise ~ the premiership m Adam
Cabinet This charge N harfer a,e a..
gain was seized upon by thn TREND ~
Jackson, and the campaign a lS2s ~
initiated within q week. after Aaars sas
inaugurated and Clsy va ms1e ses-
retary ~ state
The campaign haf becn an rr~~~-irviv
bitter one Iacku0n har he~y usrf.
poohed and laughed ~ n the h~virnirg
and hercely drowned ~ mfrderrr
and ADVENTURE later on. When hs -r~rv,i
became apparent
Adams vas accis~d ~ tr-isorr--. 80.
necfions with the Brtfsh C0vrrrr~rf
Of treachery m The War a 1872 arA IA
4 esigns upon the repuhhcan f1~rn III
government He Wa 4 Crfarisn and
the oppOEtiOn press made ihe nsr~f "A
his unorthodox convictions 1p~isrirr
that he didn't believe IN Jesus Chri.f rs
reply, the Adams people puhliss~f a
cOrrespondence befwern jobs Adans
and his 500 John Quincy Adsms dis
cusang religious uib5ecfs ~ en0fh
One Crawford uevspaper a far sample
II the others, solemnly protestrr ar4lnss
bringing religion into the oamusivn snf
then went on f0r tw0 c1lumns - cnsrsr-
terlze Mr.. Adams religious We've -
being inimical 70 true ChrisfiNnItv
let tins campaign brouRht inGo promi-
nence the hrst popular candIdste iar
President, and he racaivef 4 nlnrAlitv az
both popular and eiertorsl vo,s-. a.
though losing the election. Tho uerrsle
Of Blount county were f0rcnf - var
another four years 70 se tbesr esa
triumph.
Tornnrruu--prrrcenssa CArunsxns
IL The Jacxson-AdArns Rss~ of ix,t