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The New York herald., 1921-09-13
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Joseph B. Dickson : around
Mary Morrow, who have bee, fe,'ra e'i.., ~.
the summer in France and S, the first
have returned to their apartrp rank in
Vanderbilt Hotel. Mrs. Will,.
Chanler and her sons, Ashley -
lam A.. Jr.. are at the Vandef
spending the summer at Darl, s-o. =,
Me-, before opening their hou, AIcock
East Nineteenth street. ,iner. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth Tark nee. sb.
Indianapolis are at the NJ =
Hotel for few days. Z"
The infant daughter of Mr.. vs. =
Clarence r. Knapp OF 651 Wewed an
street was christened Patric rr,st
Knapp at the Fifth Avenue 1ecreek
terian Church on Sunday, the j
James Palmer associate pastor.
ing, assisted by the Rev. d. +. r
VI Yard.
Brewster OF Glen Cove, l.. l.. r.sids.
arrived in Paris. They have beer. on.
ing the summer abroad. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Henry Flint
returned from their camp at w
Bridge, Me-. and are visiting Mrs. LAD
mother, Mrs. George Sloane, atap
Adirondack camp. Ht
Mrs. John Park Finley and Miss
lev have been travelling In Eta,
through the summer and expect to 81.
the winter in Italy.
CONGRATULATIONS are being sent to,
and Mrs. Bard Macdonald Squiers u,
the birth of a daughter yesterday In
-.
who was Miss Virginia Sutphin. IL
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry =,
phin OF Kew Gardens. l.. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Mathews. Ca,
ard Mrs. r. J. Tunncy and Mrs. w. q
Wyllc OF New York are stopping at 4
Hotel Alexandria. Los Angeles. Cal.
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sOPER-wHITYrAN.

Miss Carmen Machado Whitman and
hr. George Albert Soper. Jr., whose en-
ehgement was announced a few days
fgo. were married yesterday In the home
bf her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A.
Whitman. 12s West Fifty-ninth street,
by the Rev. DIR. John r. Peters. rector
emeritus OF st. Michael's Church. Mem
bers of the two families only were pres
ent. Miss Carol Jameson attended the
bride. and Mr.. Alexander Tlson was the
best man.
The bride was introduced 10 society
last year and is member of the Junior
League. Mr.. Soper. who Is a son of Mr..
end Mrs. George A. Soper OF 130 West
Flfty-sevonth street. was graduated this
year from Harvard. During the war he
served In the naval air force. The couple
VIII be at home at 1870 West Fifty-sev-
cnth street after October /.
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WAKEFIELD IN ".PETER GRIMM.'

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Sept. 12.-In the
Broadway Theatre here tonight David
Warficld appeared in David Belascos
play THE Return of Peter Grimm"
before a large audience, which COM
pletely filled the playhouse. The play is
in three acts. Mr.. Belasco having dra-
matized the sborderland between the seen
and the unseen. Mr. Warfield scored a
notable triumph in the title role and was
called before the curtain several times.
In the cast are John Sainpolis, George
Wellington. Joseph Brennan. William
Boag, John +. Webber, Richard Dupont
David Malcom, Misses Marie Bates
Miriam Doyle and Marie Reichardt. The
play opens an engagement Of ten weeks
a. the Belasco Theatre. New York. or
September q.
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EDWARD II. BARTO.

Edward II. Barto. widely known in
railroad circles in this city. died yester-
day In his home. 123 North Fourteenth
street, Flushing. after a lingering Illness.
He was in his sixtieth year. He is sur
vived by his wife and five children. Fu-
neral services will be a. his late home
this evening Mr.. Barto was born in
Flushing. He was first employed with
the Trunk Line Association of this city
More than twenty years ago he was
made travelling passenger agent for the
Erie Railroad
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'ne Jap. Who depends almost entirelv nm
.he accuracy OF his ground strokes and
MS speed In catching up with the hall
for sensational recoveries.
Fainproof tarpaulins have been covering
the grand stand court. all day. and un-
less another storm breaks the turf will
De IN good playing condition. There is
every Indication of capacity gallery
II the weather Is favorable.
" the thirty players who survive New
YORK has eleven. Philadelphia nine CALI
fornia four, Australia two and England
Japan. Boston and Oregon one each
The field is to be reduced to-morrov m
sixteen In the fourth round. A start
VIII be made In the annual yeterans,
championship. In which twenty-one
former stars of the court will make their
appearance.
At the Philadelphia Cricket Club to-
morrow morning many OF the ton rank
ING women players in the country, in
Guiding Mrs. Franklin I. Mallory, ma
.ionai champion. win start play for the
Middle States title. Mrs. Mallory Is
fairly certain of coming through a win
ner. but with Miss Edith Sigourney and
Miss Leslie Bancroft of Boston and Miss
PHYLLIS Walsh. Miss Martha Bayard.
Miss Anne Townsend, Miss Molly
Thayer, Miss Eleanora Sears and Mrs.
M B. Huff In the draw the national
champion Is assured Of plenty OF compe-
tition. The women's matches are TO be
completed in time each day TO permit
the contestants to witness the national
Championships at the Germantown
Cricket Club.
An interesting Junior team champion
ship-Phladelphia VS. New York--is 10
be decided here on Thursday morning.
The series will consist of six singles and
nine doubles. Gotham Is to be repre-
sented by Jerry Lang, Charles NJ. Wood.
Jr.. j. +. Whitbeck. Frank r. Osgood,
Morton Bernstein. Louis r. Daley, Jr..
and Harry Plckels, and Philadelphia by
Charles Watson Sd. y. Mercur Milo
Miller. Earl Bartlett, w. Potter Wear
and Hanson Hodge.
Late In the day Tilden went out on
the courts for brief llmbering up prac-
tice. Most of the players thought he
orred In taking a chance on soft turf
The majority OF the title asplrants pre-
ferred bridge.
1t will be chop stroke vs. chop strok.
when Wallace i. Johnson of this city
and Howard Kinsey OF San Francisco
meet In the fourth round. as they likely
Will, and there are not a few who think
the Californian has a good chance OF
beating the conqueror OF Watson NJ.
Washburn.
II Is quite likely that another days
play will see only one OF the foreign
contingent surviving. Tilden is expected
TO eliminate Shimidzu, Dean Mathey Ia
favored TO beat #. Gordon Lowe of Eng
land. and either John b. Hawkes. or
James Q. Anderson Of Australia must
leave tho tournament. for they meet each
other.
The New York VS.. Philadelphia duel
VIII be resumed in five matches to-mor-
row. Alfred ID. Haunnett meets Craig
l5iddie. Francis 4. Hunter plays Carl
Fischer, Theodore NJ. Banks, Jr., opposes
stanley Pearson. Gereald Emerson faces |
mo former national champion, William
J, Ciothier and William j. Gallon will !
nave Charles S. Rogers as his opponent.
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Tom Gibbons Disposes Of
Bill Reed in Second Round

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Sept 12.--Tom Glib
bons. ST. Paul light heavyweight pugillst.
won from Bill Reed. Pacific Coast
fighter. In the second round OF a sched-
uled ten round 20. AT Redland Field to-
night. Reed was no match for the st.
Paul fighter at any stage of the game.
Gibbons floored him IN the second round
and, while the referee was counting.
Reeds seconds threw towel into the
ring.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
CONCERT ron SERBIAN RELIE

speciar Despatch to THE New YonK HrrAf,
GREENWICH, Conn. Sept f2.--For tn
benefit OF Serbian Child Welfare Relic
n piano recital was given by Mis
Marion Rous at the Greenwich Countr,
Club this afternoon before a large audi
encc. The Serbian committee In Green
wich consists of Mines. Minturi
Pinchot, chairman: John ID. Barrett
Leslie c. Bruce. Leonard Fl. Dyer. Johi
d. Chapman. J. III. Hunt. f. w. Lin
coin. Edward w. Packard, s. r. Pryor
James Il. Quan, WILLIAM @. Rockefeller
I. N. Phelps Stokes and IL r. Mallory.
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e POLLARD BACK
WAY OF LONDON
obscure Comedienne
Audience at Palace.

was built iBhne Pollard. dminutive
has been purlwho left here several years
son OF Wana, Ater known than an obscure
to make an II achieved fame In London's
islands of th(came to the Palace yester-
nhe invader ceived more of hands
all. % feet onf." than Is usually accorded
inches breadtlalded world beaters from
draught. AS stage. Miss Pollard had
fitted with O BE up her mind to go right
Tregurtha enfhs. She got them brlskly.
recently ownedharacter songs. her Cleo
and is now Ind her eccentric steps she
The cruise viii lazz Is now an interna-
and Mr.. Jeffers(
the Mexican codsters in their highly de-
then to Panamag; Frederick Burton as
viii go TO Cabin In condensed version
Tahiti, the SotSn's play. "a Man of the
Carolinas and pdnd Ernie Stanton and
way OF New GuiS In For PHYS Sake"
Tho race of thein exceptional bill.
Club. which was. headlining with Ed
for yesterday toAl Shean ct tho River
-eturn, has bsenjr fame as far as the
tember "a. The 4
o'clock. In ordeyirl" Appropriated high
finish before daf.y-first Street Theatre.
shortened 10 Tar,pped the vaudeville bill
7, finding q silent echo
Handtcnpln Charles Ray. Jack
Tho annual RIVER the top ut Proctor 9
vach, racing cIasshd Back and Swan kept
,pill he held or Nsf-third Street patrons at
ntr Hlll
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Carpenter Is
Says Ira

Reports % ttts
standing, Gus wiz
pentier Is coming
10 fight Tom Gil
trained the Frenc
battle with Jack u
old training camp
yesterday, but said
II into shape aga
tinued Wilson, III;
European bouts Il
purpose OF trying o,
stand the strain OF
fldent they will, G.
sage for America $.
II think he will
matter of fact, I
tier can beat any /
the world. IL may
that Georges We
fight with Demp&l
OF the battle he ca
stepped out OF thf
over the right eye.n
Wilson will sails
few days to join Il
Hc will prepare mt,
two ring ongagems
In December. ~
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SCHWABE--DE BOER.

Miss Jane Hunt DE Boer. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee De Boer OF 215 West
Ninety-eighth street. was married last
evening In the st. Regis Hotel to Mr..
lester A. Schwabe of New York by the
Atev DR.. krass. Miss Elsie Schwabe.
sfster of the bridegroom. was the brides
only attendant. Mr.. Norman Blum was
the best man.
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M A R r | E D

DAY - sCUDDER.-MIss Celete scudder,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Scud-
der OF Vicksburg. Miss. was married 10
Courteney r. Day. son OF Mr.. and Mrr.
john Day OF South Orange. n. ~. on
Monday afternoon at Q O'Clock by tho
Rev Or. Alexander OF the First Presby-
terian Church Of New York city.
DwYER-BENEDICT- Saturday. Sep
tember 10. at st. Paul's Chapel. Fiatbush.
N. Y, lsln Nal Dwyer. daughter OF Mrs,
Earle Cary Smith of Portland. Ore. to
Russell Sherwood Benedict of Brooklyn.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson entertained at
dinner last night in Delmonico's.
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Dana of
Lenox are at the Belmont Hotel
Mrs. Henry NJ. Alexander has re-
turned to Tuxedo after short stay in
New York.
Mrs. Margaret G. Bacon Gilbert has
returned to New York from the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olney B. Mairs. who
passed the summer at East Hampton,
will go to Briarcliff N. Y. Thursday
to remain until October.
Mr.. and Mrs James Lowell Putnam
OF 1867 Fifth avenue will pass the
autumn at Tuxedo Park. N. Y.
Mr.. Louis C. Tiffany, who returned
from France last week. Is at Laurelton.
his estate near Cold Spring Harbor.
MTS. JOnn .. f-NAppS WALL iSNAAh A'Si''
Europe about October ! to her apart
ment at 1867 Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Legg have re-
turned to the st. Regis from Briarcliff
Lodge, where they passed the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman d. Kountzc or
270 Park avenue are spending few
days at the Ambassador Hotel. Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, who ar
rived from Europe on Saturday. went TO
her house at Tuxedo.
Mrs. George Z. Dadmun and Miss
Lydia T.. Dadmun will go this week to
Lenox from Northeast Harbor. Me-
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, who arr
rived from Paris Saturday. Joined MIR.
Whitney at their house In Westbury,
L. /.
Mrs. Rutherfurd Bingham entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Plaza.
Mrs Marcus A. Hanna OF Cleveland Is
at that hotel for an indefinite stay.
Il
who went aboard with their three chill
dren, now are in Scotland and will not
return until the middle of November.
Mr.. John w. Davis, former Amhassa-
dor to the Court Of st. James's. and
Mrs. Davis will remain at Wofton, their
| country place at Locust Valley, until
| late autumn.
Mrs. Edwin Mende daughter or the
late Gen. Horace Porter. who came from
| Switzerland to be present at the burial
| of her father. will start to-day Tor her
home in Europe.
| Mrs. Raymond r. Baker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sydney Jones Colford, Jr, have lett
Mrs Bakers Racquette Lake camp IN
the Adlrondacks for an automobile Trip
to Montreal and Quebec.
| Mrs. George Vanderbilt and her daugh-
ter, Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt. who are
on their way from Biltmore. near Ashe-
vile. N. c., to New York. have stopped
in Washington for few days.
Mr.. Augusta Cochrane de Alencar. the
Brazilian Ambassador, has come from
Washington to the Ritz-Carlton for a
few days, accompanied by Mr. JOAQUIN
de Sousa Leao. second secretary OF the
embassy.
Miss Margaret NJ. Schniewind. daugh-
| ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schniewind,
Jr., will make her debut at dance on
December 80 instead OF January 2. as
announced. Mr.. and Mrs. Schniewinel
will pass the autumn at Wyndhem'
their country place in Glen Cove.
| The w. d. Grotc estate at Bayville'
L. L., recently purchased by MIR. WIN
slow S. Pierce. has been leased Tor TWO
years by Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn stewart
| of Washington and Pittsburgh. Mr.
| Stewart who Is in the diplomatic ser
vice. has been recently attached to the
American Embassy In Pckin.
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THE THEATRES.

End Howard Nicholson In
eating duct yesterday into
THE Red Shoes" the ice
,drome In which Charlotte
lornisc an $50 curtain for
rhe Bite Lagoon" at the
morrow evening. and fol-
ciopted at the recent Win
sg persons arriving after
4 be seated until the end
mas replaced Charles Wal
NJ the National Theatre.
am arranged yesterday for
;onday evening, September
rect Theatre, Philadelphia.
Jivorccm.rt." by Clemcnce
IN England.
be Making" by James w.
..n Meehan VIII present at
tre next Tuesday evening.
bore tonight.
played his comedy. THE
he Little Theatre for the
sht. John Golden, the pro-
ia him and said he hoped
for three years and two
"Lightnin's" record one
,lared by Charles Frohman.
! 18th Ethel barrymore on
Z, "peclassee," win include
renry panie1. Cyril Dele
tlcsley. Alfred Hesse, Philip
kirkpatrick and virelns
its 45oth performance
'tatre last night.
~ give the first presenta-
Jsife," with Peggy Wood
eisuel Nerwin. IN the chief
saway this Friday night.
poper. supporting William
n Silver Fox" AT Maxine
" painting a portrait OF the
MED to him by the cast.
stesy of Lee Shubert and
(mbors OF the 4. Rankin
q herican Legion have been
'iss evening performance of
y X" az tho Comedy Thea
Carlos Wuppermsn. the au-
Iiile IN this service abroad.
,ed from Liverpool by tho
,py.
new comedy by Frederic
IN, which Marc lSiaw. Inc.
Il into rehearsal September
.ette Day, Miss Marguerlt.
ard Fielding among others
nusing pcrformance Of bur
willie was given AZ the Co
art night under the title OF
Wonder Show. A two act
u attraction and there was
Allied THE Dough piggers. .
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
EMMA WRIGHT DIES, 100.
She Was One OF Five sisters Born
I'm Greenwich Street.

Miss Emma Wright. who celebrated
her Tooth birthday on August ~, died
yesterday OF old age in the home Of her
niece. Mrs. Edward w. Finch. in Howe
avenue, New Rochelle.
She was one of five sisters born M
Greenwich street this city, the daughter
of Benjamin and Martha HERMAN
Wright, both natives of New York. She
was resident of New Rochelle for forty
years. A sister. Miss Magaden Herri-
man Wright. died at her home in Hemp
stead last Thursday. aged 90.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
MISS MATTHEWS ENGAGED.

Mr.. and Mrs George Matthews OF 25
East Thirtieth street have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Guenn Matthews. to Mr.. Warren Win
throp Chaplin, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Judson Chaplin OF Montclair,
~. ].
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
O'DonneIl Whips Shannon.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. i2.--Charlis
ODonnell, Cleveland lightweight, to-
night knocked out Eddie shannon OF
Detroit in the third round Of sched-
uled IL round bout.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

II was "a afd-au ~IeLanr- Contest. Nc
Corinick was game and foored Beckett
In the seventh round for count OF
seven. but was unable to prevail against
Beehett's strength. lie was seyereiy
pun'shed and floored tf,r,e times in The
Twelfth. and was only saved from q
Knockout by the bell
Georges Carpenter. the French cham
pion witnessed the battle
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
WASHINGTON.

Justice and Mrs. Louis p. sBrandeis
will close their cottage at Woods Hole.
Mass. within few days and return TO
their apartment in Stoneleigh Court.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

Mr.. Dallas d. l.. McGrew will arrive
from New York shortly to assume his
rev duties as American secretary Of the
Japanese Embassy.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

The vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge
and their sons, John and Calvin, Jr. VIII
motor to-day to Mercersburg, Pa. 20
enter their boys at the Mercersburg
Academy.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-Monday, September 3. on or near
Jericho Turnpike, between westbury and
Mineola small brown travelling bag. con-
taIning wearing apparel. bank books. jew
ery, &c. For reward address ID 73s Her
aid, $50 D'way.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper are
guests OF Senator and Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick at Rock River Farm. Byron.
Ill
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dfcn p

itF 1iNiihdt
va chit racing class
will be held of ~,
day. The warnin,
! so and the first
Prizes will be gi-
and In addition n
be provided. Thl
forty yachts. thil
number ever enroll
existence. so the
PROMISES 10 be n I
In addition TO the
special prizes hav'
keen competition !
The class will
members and que
bers OF tho New
at Harrison Islam,
next Saturday .,
suitable anchoraEs
yachts which will
race the next day
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

Rear Admiral and Mrs. George Remey
and their daughter, Miss Aglica Remey
who spent the summer at jamestown
r. l.. viii leave there tomorrow for At
lantic City.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
HORSES AN

lTf|~H'.s I.sseHs 49, n
pDEY for sale.
young. Shetland; /,
sacrifice price. ~
~ Av. y. RrookiHr
BOARDING stablS
room 70 lot. JOD
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"a. u.
1tration

x registrl-
arr following
an Associa-
thei. Taylor.
yinG.. to the
terra the Vik-
rhu Turn So
whom unat-
& Matthew
ledral A.
rs Loughlin
ore Wal
acton Alpha
lns r Bumno.
e olied John
a House A.
IS Q Cresanti.
g RI Ferrer's
g the Long
pos. c.. and
o'sached, to
igeN
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

Representative and Mrs. William n.
Green of Iowa announce the enga cement
Of their daughter, Miss Margaret Thorpe
Green. to Mr.. Courtney Campbell Of New
York. The wedding will take place In
Washington October s.
Mr.. Edward Bell, Charge d'Affaires OF
the American Embassy at Toxic. VIII
leave Japan on the arrival OF the new
Ambassador, Mr.. Charles Beecher War
rem, and will come home for prolonged
leave Of absence.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert n. Hitch
cock and their daughter. Miss Ruth
Hitchcock. have returned from the Cats
kills. where they spent the latter part of
the summer. Senator Hitchcock left
Washington yesterday for Omaha. Neb.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

NEW YORK.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson entertained at
dinner last night In Delmonicos.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Wearing Apparel.

isOsT--fliue fox neckpiece, between nth IT..
and u. r. ". r. station, or taxi. Mrs. A.
800 Riverside Drive. Audi. 6sod
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

Late In the day Tiden went out on
the courts for a brief llmbering up prac-
tice. Most of the players thought he
orred In taking chance on soft turf
The majority OF the title asplrants pre-
ferred bridge.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

BARTo.--on Monday. September IL. 1921.
Edward Haight Barto. in his Goth year.
Relatives and friends f,ld members of
Cornucopia Lodge No. 563, r. and A. M.
are respectfully invited TO attend the fu-
neral services at his late residence. l2s
North 14th ST., Flushing. n. y. on Tues
day Senternher IL at 80 2. NJ
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
80 Acres, S11,OOO

Eighty acres of the finest soil in the valley for s11,000. Can you ima- zine this snap? This land sold for more money than this in 1916. This eighty acres is located in what is known as the Peoria district where soil is of the choicest. Has two sets of buildings which are worth at least $500. The eighty is fenced and cross-fenced, has II acres of alfalfa. The present owner paid $12,000 for this land five or six years ago, and did considerable leveling. built some fencing and put the buildings on same. It. will take about s3500 cash
 to handle the deal, and the balance can be carried at per cent. Can you beat this? You will have to deal quick, as snaps like this do not last long. For further particulars see
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
Live Stock

We have Is head A-No. 1 Holstein dairy cows, all T. B. tested and heavy milkers, some extra good ones- One Holstein bull. If you are in the market for dairy COWS or want good family COW, don't miss this sale. Cows will be sold first, 1:30 p. m.; next come the horses and mules; 1S head good work mules; 25 head work horses; also a number of saddle and driving horses. single and double harness horses. saddles, tents, wagon covers. wagons.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
AUCTION
 Jerry Doyle's Auction Yard
SATURDAY. DEC. 17TH, 1921

1:30 P. NJ.
 LARGEST SALE EVER HELD IN THE CITY OF PHOENIX. WE HAVE so MUCH GOODS THAT WE WILL HAVE TWO AUG PIONEERS SELLING AT THE SAME TIME. A. R. TAYLOR WILL SELL THE FURNITURE, c. O. Me- MURPHY WILL SELL THE LIVE STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS BOTH START AT 1:30 F. M, so COME EARLY EVERYBODY.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
75 Old Orange Trees

1 row olives, 1 row figs. 1 row plums, 12 bearing date palms, 5-room house, well, barn, old shade and 10 acres on corner. All for $6000. $500 cash. See Culver, with
 CHRISTY & CULVER 140 West Adams Street It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
tlh FOR sALE-AUTomoeILEs Another Nash
 With Five White Wire Wheels

This car has been painted a very attractive Nash Blue and has five white wire wheels. We have rebuilt it completely-In- spected or replaced every screw and bolt in it end guarantee it as we would . new Nash car. It has a new top with new side cur tains that open with the doors It has new cord tires. and a bumper both front and rear. It runs as well as any new car you have ever driyen-Come in and see it.
 Terms if you wish and we will trade in your old car.
 PHOENIX NASH co.
 521 N. CENTRAL AVE.
 Il 3-PASSENGER ROADSTER, S375 This car is in very fine condition Has wire wheels and other extra features. Has been repainted. This is a repossessed car and priced far below present value. Ford as part payment.
 Cash or Terms MOTOR SALES COMPANY, INC.
 Mitchell Dealers PAS N. First St. Cor. Van Buren Il NEW WESTCOTT TOURING CARS 50 PER CENT OFF LIST
 NOW SELLING AT S1550
 DELIVERED A TIRE, TUBE AND BUMPER
 EXTRA
 CASH OR TERMS WOODBURY AND MARTIN
 4O7 w. WASHINGTON bn BUICK Light Six. fine condition new paint, new battery. Owner vii sacrifice for $550 cash only. Phon APP
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
FOR SALE-LIyESTOCK

TEAM good old mules, fairly good wagon and a good set harness. collars and brides. sS5. J. T. Bowles. Phone 47J3 bp
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
8 FOR .sALE-FRUITs, PRODUCE

FOR SALE-Navel oranges. rip ened on trees, at Evergreen Grove, Indian School road to old ss-cut canal First gate to right. al
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES
New 4-ROOnn

Frame, modern, built-in features; price s2600; S750 cash, $50 per month. Block and Burns, 13 E. Adams. br
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16

OWNER leaving, sacrifice price, s4500.00; property near high school, that has an income of S100.0O a month from rent, and leave 3-room furnished apartment for buyer. Finney, own CT, 1904 East Polk. 1bd
Arizona republican., 1921-12-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES
$500 Cash

Buys Groom modern brick at 1905 E. Moreland. Price s5500, balance $50 per month. Just like rent. Ex- elusive with
 CHRISTY AND CULVER
 140 W. Adams. Phone 4161 1t