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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
Hab|andO con Resurrection

de mucho valer, Lola Rodriguez de Tic,
me habl6 con entusiasmo me di6 una
tarjeta de presentation para Eduardo
G.. Gonzalez. otros portorriquehos. que
conocen ell ''Rialto'', de San Juan, me
hablsron tambien essusissmadisimos.
Ademas, ell hecho de saber que rigc
aqui la Prohibition, concluy6 de deci.
dir mi viaje.
-icomo?.
A mi me gusta la fruta prohibi1a.
Es como sabe mojor sirvame un POGO
mas, amigo Bruno ..
La famosa artista brind6 nuevamente
por Ell ''Rialto'', a quien debe agradc-
GER el cultisimo pdbiico de San Juan
el sacrifcio que SC haDfmpuesto para que
podamos adm!rarla Y aplaudirla.
Las cupletistas que han desflado por
Puertb Rico nos han dado cato por lie
bre. Lo qre elias han denominado crea-
clones suyas, no son mas que imita-
clones (defectuosas, con1o toia imi.a
Glory de Resurrection Quijano, en- cuyo
arte supreme Sc han lacsado las imita-
doras. Todo cuanto le han r5bado las
demas, entrando sangre y fucgo en-
sus donlinios, ha sido desechado por Re
surecci6n, quien presentsra en- e.
''Ria,:o" un repertoire completamente
inedito.
x, dsspu6s de Puerto Rico, ga don
de Sc dirige usted, Resurrection?
"A Madrid. Necssito descansar du-
rante algunos mesos.
-jNo there usted NADIA curioso que
decirnos, para revelar los lectores?
Olga usted que en- San Juan espe-
rare que me negue de los Estados Uni
dos una fuente &c soda va pedida por
mi, para darla conocer en- los Madri-
les.
HIiertras Bruno la obsequiaba, sin
soda, encontramos unos preciosos yer.
SOS, que Felipe Sassone, el exquisite
dran2turgo, admirador ferviente dc
Resurrection, ACADIA de dedicarle. Helos
aQui:
Con el oio izquierdo
siempre haces un guifio.
y los dos les tieaes
color verde-may;
tn boca sorrie
con risa de rino
mas saben tus labios
la ciencia de amar.
En- vano es que ocultes
tu aguda malieia
fngiendotc ingenua,
modcsa y moral, -....-
cantando con aires
de monja novicia
I 81 -sabes Ia ciencia
del bien Y del NAL.
La voz que Taodula
tu bella garganta,
por mas que enrojeEcss
con falso pudor
surge de tu boca,
que al cantar ercanta,
como un complicado
pecado de amor
Y aunque tl proceeds
de Ia rr 2is E5pafa,
y eres chUlapona
pero de chipen,
en- Paris tomaste
ssbor de champaha
y aires elegantes
de "demi-monden.
y es tan milagroso
tn cuerpo serraro,
cuando 10 cimbreas
de una darza al son,
que aunuue til te Ilames
Resurre Quijano
eres de la carne
la resurrection.
La carne de cuatro ctnco personas
que estabamos ALI, era la que tembla-
ba. Pero sc estremecera Iuucho mas
adn maiana miercoles por Ia noche,
que sera de gloria para el cine "Rial.
to"-al yer como Ia incompatible Re
surreccion movera su cuerpo gentil y
garboso, al compass de Ia inquieta Y ar
diente m1sica, y en- esta nueya moda-
lidad de su complicada psicologia, la
admiration de todo 10 que mas vale y
represents, por Ia hsrincsura, la posi-
cion ecor6mica y el talento, en- San
juan v EN- Santurce IN oIovars sol,--
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
GRANDES FIEsTAS EN- Ell TEA
TRIO AMERICA

Esta noche el ''Teatro America" Sc
vera lleno de publico. La banda de
Ninos de Benefcencia dara una gran
retreta, Y luminosos fuegos artifcia-
les alumbraran las cercanfas del ci-
ne.
Sc tomaran algunos flashlights"
de los concurrentes, por ser la inau-
guracion de- los "Martes Elegantes".
Los precios son popularfsimos Y por
ESQ hay que acudir con anticipation.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. t6mese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. Ell boticario de-
yolvera ell dinero 81 no lie cura. La fir
ma de f. W. GRON e Sc halla en- cada
cajita Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
REP. LoGIA PI Y MARGALL
CoNvoCAToRIA
COmeTCiante en- PrOViSiOnGs

Tenemos complete surtido de cuantos
articulos conciernen nuestro ramo, que
recibimos semanalmente. Antes de COM
prar visitenos lame nuestro tel6fo-
no.
PEREZ HERMANoS
Tel6fono 2s5, Isabel II Mum. 5. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
JOSEFINA3 LOPEZ

Nosotros no. la recomendamos--
ella misma Sc recomendara al pu-
blico, quien sera juez en- su
opinion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19

Debutara el viernes en- un teatro
de la localidad.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

williams divide honors with the Greer Lawler Pioneer Girls company and Bryant Washburn, who occupies the top position on the silver screen in his big success ''Too Much Johnson" Friday is bargain night at the Ra- mona, with three big attractions crowded into one bill, offering more varietyl of entertainment than a three ring circus. The management announces a real surprise in the amateur show tonight, having secured several new entries as we'll as all the favorites who have won favor in the past. Tom and Jerry which had its first local showing last night in troducing a new version of the well known musical comedy success Mrs. Temples Telegram and giving the Greer-Lawler Pioneer Girls company an ideal setting for their new vau- deville specialties will be the musical comedy offering. Greer and Jackson in one of their double dancing num- bers will be the headline vaudeville act with Nelson and Mason in a new song duo and other song numbers by
 the various members of the troupe assisted by the beauty chorus" Bob Greer is also doing by request "Ain't
 We Got Fun" which is one of his song and dance successes. The pie ture program for today is headed by Bryant Washburn in Too Much Johnson which is supplemented by
 a Selecte Century comedy Third Class Male" making an all star pro- gra mfor amateur night"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
SCOTTSDALE GIRLS
 ID PICKLE OLIVES

SCOTTSDALE Oct 20-Believing in practical wo-k in home econom- ics, Mrs. Austin, head of that depart ment of the local high school, plans to have every girl in school who is taking home economies pickle at least a half gallon of olives. Several of the farmers have donated the olives and the girls will pick them, prepare the lye solution and carry the work through until the olives are ready to
 process. The cost per gallon for pickling will not be higher than a few cents, while the benefit derived from
 the work will last forever. For text book while the girls are doing the work. the pamphlet issued by the
 University of Arizona will be used.
 That the B. Y. P. U. social, held at the Baptist church last evening, was a decided success will be vouched
 for by those present, among whom were the following: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Penninger, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Rob- ins, Mrs. Martin. Mrs. and Mir. Ma thias, MT. and Mrs. Nanderhoof, MT.
 and Mrs. O'NeiI, Misses Mittie Van | derhoof, Mary and Jean Emery, Ha- | gel, Pherne, Naomi and Dona Ruth | Penninger. Margaret Woods, Fern ! Ca asweu, Thelma Sutton and Florence | Smith. Messrs. Roy Whitney, Ben
 nie Vanderhoof, Cecil Emery, Eldred | Wilson, Walter Smith, Andrew O.. | Neiland, Nose Norris. A musical
 program was enjoyed and refresh
 ments were served.
 The Water Users association has | had a force of men employed for. the | past few days installing a new en- zine to life the large gates at the
 headgate that let the water into the | cross cut canal from the Arizona ca
 nal.
 MT. Penninger and family motored
 to their ranch at Congress Junction
 Sunday and returned the same day.
 They enjoyed a picnic lunch on the way home
 The Tempe high school basketball team will play the Scottsdale high
 school team at Scottsdale Friday aft . ernoon at o'clock. The reason the
 plans were changed was because mi nor repairs are being made on the
 Tempe athletic field and that court !, is not in condition for a game. This 7 is the first high school team the To- 5 cal boys will meet and a good crowd
 is expected. A small admission charge will be made. the proceeds tC be used to buy suits for the team \ and to purchase playground equip A ment.
 a Postmaster Miss Snow Conrad whc has been confined to her home fol : the past two weeks, was in charge of the postoffice again yesterday
 having recovered from her illness. Vocational Horticultural Instructe Sandige wants all the farmers in tn :, district to feel free to call on hin U for any line of work in which he cal be of service to them. He has on
 hour a day during school time h . can make farm calls, and also on Sat Il urday. Anyone wanting him to com II to their ranch can send a note t II him by the school children. Durin Il the past week he made seven faTT Il calls and along with other work h Il culled several flocks of poultry fo Il farmers so they could sell their non II layers while the market is good an II save feed on them.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
LiveSfMk|
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct 20-Cattle-16,00 900; market very slow: tendency lower on practically all kinds; bulls steady to weak: few bolognas as hlgh as A. ,.s1S-es steady: best vealers to packers 115a. best to outsiders F.
 Hogs-s0 900; steady to 15 cents lower than yesterdays average; top oarlv 20: bulk lights and light butchers S7.S5 m SS.10; bulk 2f0 to BOO pound smooth sows s6.90 @ S1.29; bulk heavy packing sows $6 O S6.4o; pirs active: mostly steady bulk de- sirable Ss G SS.25.
 Sheep-25.O .OO0; fat lambs steady to .s cents higher; sheep steady; feed CT lambs firm; fat native lamps carry = narkers S7.75 e sS: no choice s,-csfern sold: few here; choice 9s T,o,nd Michigan ewes s4.90; sellers
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

to raise funds for the poultry exhibit to be held at the district fair on Nov and 5.
 Here from Tucson Prof H. David Evans was visitor in Mesa Thursday from Tucson where he is conducting school this year.
 En Route to Home Mir. and Mrs. Max ViauIt, former Mesa residents, were visitors here Wednesday. en route from Phoenix to their home in Tucson.
 Southside Theater Today Majestic, Seven Years Bad Luck" starring Max Linder, Pathe News.
 Gilbert-Paulire Frederick in "The Mistress of Shenstone," Ford Week. ly, comedy Name the Day." Tempe-Wanda Hawley in "A Kiss in Time" two-reel western "A Forest Sampson"
 Chandler-"The First Born star ring Sessue Hayakawa, comedy Cir GUS Heroes"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
CHAIVDLERC. OF |. ID
 ELECT SECRETARY

CHANDLER, Oct. 20-The local chamber of commerce gathered att the Suhwaro Hotel Wednesday noon for lunch which was followed by business. However, the leading sub ject was postponed till evening, at which time the members will gather at the chamber of commerce rooms to discuss the selection of a secre- tary to supercede w. w. Piekerel.
 With the regular services last Sun day morning, the First Christian church celebrated the first anniver- sary of the organization of the Sun day school. A very nice program was given. in which the chief attrac ton were a song by Mrs. T. H. Lud- lowe, the celebrated vocal teacher and an illustration of the ten virgins bv fourteen children.
 There will be an all-day meeting of the Episcopal Guild. at the resi- dence of Mrs. O. N. Handley, Thurs day, commencing at 10 a. in. During the meeting, Mrs. Lawrence will dem onstrate the making of mick hacks" Also, the Episcopal Guild will meet Sunday evening the 23. at 7:30 D. m. in the local Christian Science build ing. Bishop Atwood of Phoenix will direct the services.
 D. A. Kcener and Curley lobe were in Phoenix Monday. We will say that the nature of their visit was "business."
 A meeting was held by the Ameri- can Legion in the chamber of com- merce rooms Thursday night. A rousing good time was the general conviction of all. by reason of a mighty feed, in which chicken was the prevailing dish. The business was concluded with the motion that ] aT-day celebration with the com 1 plete program followed by dance | at the Arcade, be given in the near 1 future in honor of the completion 1 of the pavement on the streets ant | around the city parks. The date a: | yet has not been decided.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
FARMERS ATTENTION
GILBERT P-T-A PLANS SCHOOL GYMNASIUM

GILBERT, Oct 19-A meeting of the Parent Teacher association was called for last Monday night and plans were taken up and discussed for fitting up the auditorium for use as a gymnasium An interesting program was given. Special notice is given to the trombone solo played by MT. c. H. Russell and the read ings delivered by Miss Hopkins Of Mesa.
 Mrs. H. E. Russell was taken to the community hospital at Mesa, yesterday morning where she will undergo quite a serious operation.
 Mrs. Ed Tway and children were Tuesday evening visitors at the V. $. Irwin home.
 Elmer Rust returned Tuesdey even inc from California where he has been employed for some time past.
 4 match game will be played be- tween Tempe and Gilbert at the Gil- bert High school. Friday afternoon. Admission, fifteen cents.
 Culberson Mckinney was Phoenix visitor on Tuesday. Julius Buschoff was a business vis- itor in Mesa Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

asking higher for feeders; none sold early.
 KANSAS CITY
 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 20-Cattle- 5000; yearlings and a few prime steers steady; other grades slow, mostly 10 to 25 cents lower: some off more; top pound steers s950; other early sales S4.40 O 1925; stockers and feeders steady to weak; other sales $4.50 @ s5.75; other clas- ses steady; common to mixed cows S3.25 e $4.25; grass heifers $5.50 down; most cutters $2.75 @ s; canners largely around $2.25: beef bulls $4.35; most bolognas $3 O S3.50 best vealers $9.50 O $10.
 Hogs-4,000; generally Is to 30 cents lower than yesterdays average {: best 1S0 to 210 pound weights to packers and shippers s7.S0; bulk 175 to 200 pound weights S7.65 O s7.75; prime 325 pound kind $7.50; bulk mixed loads s7.35 O $7.65: bulk of sales SIPS O $7.75; packer sows gen erally s6.25 O s6.40; stock pigs steady; best kind $S.25.
 Sheep-S.000; sheep generally 25 cents lower; most fat ewes $S.75 O $410; fat lambs weak to 15 cents lower; top westerns SS.15: feeding lambs steady to 25 cents lower: early top '.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
MISAPPLIEp MONEY

From the Washington Sur.
 Did money ever help you to win an election2'
 "On several occasions replied Senator Sorghum Tt wasn't money that I spent myself, however. The opposition flourished so large a cam paign fund that it made their candi- date look like a tired business man instead of a statesman"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
 Darling. those little hands shall never toll over the washtub when you are mine"
 T never will stay out nights with out your consent, sweetie."
 .Yes. precious, your mother will be inst as welcome in our home as if she were my own"
 And remember, dear that l would love you just as much if you didn't have cent as I do with your half million dollars"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
PAVING COMMITTEE
 DISCUSSES POLICY

GLENDALE, Oct 20.-The paving committee of the Glendale District Commercial club met in a business session Wednesday night at the city hall and a further discussion or the proposed paving program was held It was decided that the committee would continue the policy outlined of calling for bids on both the concrete and asphaltum type. The cnneern submitting the lowest bid on the same kind of specifications will reee ve the unlimited endorsement of the club
 The time for the submission of the bids has been set for Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Ball Club Meeting
 In view of the fact that meeting of the baseball club managers was held in Phoenix Thursday night Manager Hadlev of the Glendale Greys has postponed the meeting ior 7. the local club members until Friday night. All members of the team are i expected to meet at the Walters bar | Der shop at that time.
 Baby Buried in Glendale Louise. the infant daughter of MT and Mrs. Herman AustermpE, for- merly of Rosebud, Mo, but more rec ently of Peoria, was buried Nednes- | day afternoon in the Glendale ceme- | tery. Funeral services were held al 1 the Presbyterian church at Peoria Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Deatsch sans 1 lover the Stars There Is Rest" and l cover the River"
 The casket was carried by four lit- ! tie girls, Lucy Akin, Margret DuGger ! Doris Thompson and Mary Berry I Many beautiful flowers covered the ! grave.
 | Apples Arriving I Many apples grown in the noIthefr part of the state are arriving daily II the Glendale district. Sales are re
 ported brisk
 Evangelistio Meeting
 The last tent meeting of EVangelis
 Roy l.. Benton will be held Sunda,
 night at the tent north of the park
 the subject being, Why We Ar
 Seven Day Adventists." Thereafte
 the meeting will be confined to tw
 times a week and will be held in tn f Methodist church at the corner e s Third avenue and East A avenue I Tuesday and Saturda. nights. I Here Visiting a Mrs Mamie F.. Flemmfng. stat ? manager of the WoOdman Circle, 3 the guest this week of Mrs. Rober I n. Hartman at her home on Eas - Glendale avenue.
 fl I WILL be in Glendale on Mon
 days, Wednesdays and Fridays at tn 0 School of Music. Hours, 1:S0 to [. o'clock. L. l.. Helfrich, Chiropracto | Adv. q
 FAT corn beef with Jiggs at Glen e dale Meat Market Saturday.-Ad'
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Some Throw Money Away

It is throwing money away to buy cbean goods. In the matter of cloth ing and shoes. we have the best, and our prices are as low $ god work rnanship and materials will permit. Come in and see them at The Popu- lar. "GiIberIs Best shopping Place. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Cnliseun

Amateurs is the particular feature at the Coliseum theater tonight, and according 10 Carolina Brunson, who has charge Of this weekly feature at the First street playhouse, to- nights showing of embryo Lillian Russell Al Jolson, etc, will eclipse anything yet shown in this line of attraction.
 In addition to the extra added anna teur part of the program an espe- cially interesting moving picture fea-
 ttIre as well ds one of the best mu- sical comedies so far presented Col
 tseun patrons by the Spencer Mu-
 sfcaI Comedy company, a concert program by the Coliseum orchestra, and some really clever and worth
 while singing and dancing numbers bv the chorus make one of the most attractive programs seen at Manager Feddersen'e playhouse in some time. The return of Pat Patterson to the cast of funmalSers was a welcome l feature of last nights performance and his trombone speciality and jazz playing was one of the best things off red local theatergoers by this l popular and quaint funmaker and ! some surprise comedy offerings are l promised tonight in conjunction with ! the amatcur shoWings. by Patterson and his -mirthmaker. Bud Schaf- fer.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
MEPcANTIIE pApER

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-Call money easy: high, 41s; low, 4 ruling rate, Gis: closing bid, S1a; offered at j:
 last loan. {; time loans steady; 6o days. go days and six months, A. 4 SsF: prime mercantile paper, 51z Q Q 4
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS
(Continued from Page Eight)

Green Mill Garden. playing every thing that the joyous dancers re-
 quested, with all the latest song hits from the leading musical com edies playing the eastern boards. A new list of musical knockouts just released from the harmony centers will be on the repertoire of the .clev- CT band this Saturday night and we
 will make you familiar with them as
 they are played. Phoenix is destined with this band in action to keep right
 up Q the last minute in everything
 that is new in music this dancing season. But that isn't all, for one
 of the leading. entertainers of the
 biggest joy centers in the whole state
 has been added to the long list of Ed
 Shaw's funmakers and he will start
 the evening of dance with one of
 the most sensational screams ever
 seen in the highest priced palaces of his country. In fact, he is just now completing a successful tour of Mexico. and the Green Mill Garden is the first engagement in this coun- | try since his last whirlwind success. i Phoenix pleasure seekers will say ! Saturday night that they are excep- | tfonally fortunate in having the high lest quality entertainment in Phoe- | nix that is known in this section of i the lana.
 The road will be opened to the | Green Mill again this Saturday night and we will give you entire details for the trip there in tomorrow's is sue. Watch for the routing tomor- 1 row and be thc~e when the first bugle
 blows for the dance of the season
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
IN MODERATION

From the Edinburgh Scotsman.
 Mrs. Henpeck-And you call your self a man?
 Mir. Certainly. my dear; that is-er-if you will permit me to.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Auction Saturday

OCT. 22, 10 A. M.. 27 S 5TH AVE
 Elect. washer heating stoves, dresser library table, coal ranges. thousand of good bargains Sale called at 10 a. m Take notice. J. B. Guass. The Auctioueer. List your goods early Phone 4IT9. db
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Cotton closed steady at net advance of z9 so 47 points. Spot cotton quiet, 1920.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
cn1TnN FUTURES

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-Cotton fu- tlsres closed very steady; December, 1S9z: January, 1855; March. 1885; May. 17.9T; July, 17.53.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, oct. 20.-Liberty bonds closed: sl5s, ss1.90; first 4s' sss.ao; second As. s92.20; first As, se.ss: second 4As. ss2.36; third 4hs, ss4.Ts: fourth 4As. $s2.4S; Victory S%S Sss.sS; Victory 4&s, $99.40.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

Many more girls are going back into service says an evening paper Crockery manufacturers are lookIhS forward to better times. From the Passing Show.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Rn1 SILVER
COTTON

NEN YORK. Oct. 20.-Foreign bar silver. T1isc; Mexican dollars, SOC
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
DENVER

DENVER, Oct Cattle-1700; market slow about steady: beef steers s4,50 O s5.75; cows and heifers $3.50 O $5; calves $6 O s9: bulls s2 O s4: stoclSers and feeders $4.50 O s5.75.
 Hogs-12o0; 25 to 50 cents lower; top sS.35; bulk s6.25 O s7.25.
 Sheep-2500; market; fat sheep strong, others steady; lambs s675 6 SITS; ewes s2 O $4; feeder lambs s6 M S6.75.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Oct. 20-Foreign ex- change irregular; Great Britain. de- mand, s394ss; cables. $3.95B: France demand, $7.291a; cables, s7.30: Italy, demand, s3.941A; cables, s3.9o: Bel gian, demand. $7.1912: cables, Si.20; Germany, demand, 66iR cables. 64; Holland, demand, 33.95; cables, $340f: Norway demand, S12.0e; Sweden, demand. s21.35: Denmark, demand, $19.10; Switzerland. cemand, $1S30; Spain, demand. $13.2O: Greece. demand, SAP; Argentina, demand, s3212; Brazil, demand. $12.75. Mon treal exchange 9l3s.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Close-In Acreage

one-half miles from Phoenix. with good improvements and wonderful shade; would make an exceptionally attractive home site for you, or it would be a fine speculation. The im- proved close-in acreage will be in great demand soon, and this property is really good. Our price IS s5500, on easiest of terms. Make your appoint ment with MT. Lane
 DWIGHT B. HEARD co.
 Realtors
 Heard Bldg. Phone l631 if
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

30 cows for sale with so acres to rent with splendid terms. 40 acres in alfalfa, 40 Bermuda. The chance for man with small capital. See
 RUGGLES & SMITH REALTY co. 213 w. Washington. Phone 1924 dd
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

silver medal and StO; third prize. bronze medal and s.
 Mir. Persons had the need of this work impressed upon him, as he was unfortunate enough to be present when the eight-year- girl was killed on Wednesday near the Creigh- ton school
 Tempe is unfortunate in having a very dangerous school corner at the of Mill avenue and Eighth street. Officers are watching this place carefully for careless drivers.
 FARMERS ATTENTION
 We have a complete line of re- cleaned seed barley, Early Bart, Club, Sonora and Turkey Roll Wheats, Texas Red Oats, Common and Hairy Peruvian alfalfa. Winter Rye and Sweet Clover. Phoenix Flour Mills, Tempe Branch. F. sth St, at R. R. crossing. Phone S4. ti
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
0Acres

On paved road. miles of Phoenix
 s4000. Terms can be arranged. This is a corner 10 acres with a grove of shade around the house; finest of garden soil. Phone 4460 for appoint ment or see MT Marlborough. 122 W. Washington, Room g. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
10Acres

Close in. good 4-room house and garage, part in garden and barley. The best garden soil in the valley. Price 5000: good terms Bolin Really Co.. 26 W. Van Buren St. Phone 4252
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