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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE
22o- -scr. farm, 10 miles from Wilmington
Excellent buildings. good lsnf-.nd conyen-
fentfy located The dwelling has about 10
rooms. electric hghts large porrhes and ins
lawn. The outbuildiDgs are large ard prar-
tieAlly new, With space for ~ head Of stock
Price s17 900. A reasonable offer Will be con-
ddereel as a quick sale is desired
About 100 acres with stone house and out
ouildtnga in the Cenereviiie section. sdx
miles from Wilmington. $4,000. Quick sale
desired.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Snuar. plan, seven rooms bath. porch, gas
and electric, laundry tubs steam beat.
Price $3.50. Possession February IS.
FOR RENT
Eizht-room house. With bath and heater
$50 per month. Possession.
Apartment. -four rooms and bath. $50 per
month. Possession.
Apartments, Ave rooms and bath. $50 per
month.
Two rooms and bath. SIT so per mouth.
Gordon Heights. new house. six rooms.
Modern. $50 per month.
Four-story building for light manufActur-
ing. Steam heat and electric elevator. size
4Sxs5. Possession at once.
Store centrally located. $50 per month.
NJ. w. VAUGHN
Phone e4s. sI4 Orange Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

FOR SALE
81 500 cash and tho rest IN nnortzaves will
buy n s-roon house in tho 2GoO block on
West street Must be sold.
500
Wfl buy a lo-room hous, porch, heat
gas, in 1900 block on West Sixth strset
$500
heat and gas. COS Harrison street.
FOR SALE
1903 French street: 81 800 win buy II.
FOR SALE
225o Pine street-7 rooms porch. bath
heat. gas. electric: very good condition.
FOR SALE
s37 Fast Eighth st--Must be sold,
FOR RENT
ssors. fr2 East EIGHTH ssress
Dwelling. 1910 West wrtn s.ree..
JAMES J. COHEN
Real Estate aud General Insurance Broker
$50 MARKET sT phon. s27s ".
Open Saturday Evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

S&9N<
vice fader Motor Co. Inc. PIG French
street. Phone oose. open evenings.
STORAGE BATfEltIEs-Boschm magnetos
Delivery body and secondhand car
buretors. Also ton and nail truck cover
90 i,ooy l. h Eblers. Ninth Ward Garage
seven teenth a Church Sts. Phone 7o7 ".
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
Real Estate
FOR SALE

Washington Heights section. Two new
houses, seven rooms aud bath seni-de-
tached. Tile bathroom with shower. First
floor hardwood floors, Hot water heat large
liVingroom. i5S24, with open fireplace
Strictly colonial throughout Stationary
wash tubs in basement. One front porch and
two rear porches.
JOS. s. HAMILTON
Phone 2o29 W. $50 Orange ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

II there was ever enc va4u~cl- piece cf
property that should he protected ~ IN
surance IL Is PLATE CLASS. Don't take >
chance on a real loss when We are waiting
10 serve you.
FIRE ms URANCE
IS an auti-lOss investment tn<k allows yea
70 20 70 sleep at ni~ht with the cain ss-
surance that you cannot lose a dollar n rr.
destroys your property.
Have YOU EnOu-h I1sursuces
We have a fsw properties FOR RFNr
Properties For sale in al sections.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

FARMER-Open for engagements after
March / manager or would consider
shares Practical and up p-to-date cropT ing
dairytng ard stock raising, hog speciality.
for leaving Box 1913. kennett Square.
ps. Phone pit J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
-ASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Service.

Business Service.
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
N. c. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Rooten. Sheathing. Flooring. Cy.
press Shingles.
hiouldings and Wall Board.
S. G. SIMMONS * BROS. CO.,
Front and Tatnal Streets.
ID. & A. 25l. Automatis 24S4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
Service Stations Repairing

AUTO PAlNTING-Nh should YOU
travel In q shabby carr / paint and uD-
holster them like new for a small amount
phone 3sD2 j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
Bargains to Quick BUYERS

Seven-room modern bungalow, lot 9ox 100.
Slate roof hardwood floors, open fireplace
.wo porches, cement cellar. electric lights,
Six rooms. Van Buren, near Delaware
avenue $4,000.
NJ nrAnEnT Telephone I2a6
". l.. INEAlNlSk 9la Orange Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
TYPEwRITlNG--4o2 du Font Building

UPHOLSTERlN6-Of every description.
made to order. Reupholsteriug a speciality.
Reliable upholstering Co. $40 Walnut
street. Phone 7549 ".
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
Auto Accessories

MILI. TRADE an Oakland touring car for
Ford touring. Address Is "a Every Even
ing once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

FOR SALE OR RENT
s02 West Sixth ssr~et-Eizflt rooms, hath
gas scd electric lights. Immediate posses
sion.
r. s. GALLAGHER
Phone 1922. s23 Market Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

= J.
holster them like new for a small amount.
Phone 32O& y
AUTOMOBILE OMNERs-Ask US about
cylinder grinding and why We excel In fhis
line. 4. u. Motor sales Co, IOS-IIc
Aarket street
chassis repaired. Truck bodies built Auto
Repair shop. 1908 Sycamore street
FORD RLPAlkING-And oyerhauIiug
Thorough understanding Of Fords. Ac-
cessories. III. HI. Collins. phone 5623
HOTEL sToEChLE GARAGE-i04-0o
French street. Let me put your Dodge in
Al condition. Thomas Scott. Phone 6737W
KIFN's -Thirty-aftb ana Msr-
ket will put your car IN shape for winter
outing Experts on fords
AaAxwEL-L ~ JAChsUN--t spring oa
srs lubric&te your automobile While Yea,
ride 222 Council street
KrpAfKINo-An kinds Of cars Specialist.
on foreign uaAos. Last Eleventh street
6sarage. Inc. soy y. Eleventh street
REPAfkiNO AND NULCANIZIN1s-C7ar
spaCe tor rent. Delaware State Garage
Ninth and Union streets Phone s45g. New
management
TOM AARTiN oAhAGE-sOI Harrison
street. Phone ox2. General repairs. Case
hhe aud oils.
hEIAik sHOP-Automob repairs done
nn tliprt notice. work guaranteed Kent
car space b DAY, week or month. w II
hurl. 8p8 Washington street.
sEaT slDE GAkAGE-5O6 n. Van Buren,
street Equipped TO turn crank shrows.
wELDtNds-L. Lawrence Co.'S scored cyI-
tuecF process Esed. Bling your broken auto
pArts tc NE JiilInan, sos Madison street.
WAl.N Vi STREET GAl.AGE-storaya
f.psaing and Accessories. Motor rebuild.
a.. 2 spec.siv. Harry q. stechcr. Phons
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-04-23
Spring Planting Bulbs.

Just received fine lot Bulbs-Dahl
las, Cannas, Gladloli, Elephant Ears,
Tuberoses, etc. All first size Bulbs
Get your supply now.
Peninsula Produce Exchange,
Pocomoke City, Nd
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-04-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

| turned from Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edmond Evans, Of Chester,
was visitor here this week.
Mrs. 7. A. Pletz, of Elizabeth, N.
j., was visitor here this week:
Mrs. j. X. Lang visited her daugh-
ter in Windsor, Va, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Cullen have re-
| turned from trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. S. A. Birmingham, of Sails
bury, was visitor in Pocomoke on
| Monday.
Mrs. Norris NJ Young entertained
the Wednesday evening bridge club
| this week.
Mrs. A. Singleterry, of Clarkton, n.
c., is visiting her mother Mrs. &C.
neva Bunting.
Miss Alkaline Fisher, of Denton,
Md, will be the weekend guest Of
Miss Isabel Veasey.
Mr.. Z. Pratt MacAllen is having
his home on Walnut street treated TO
q coat of new paint.
The Friday evening bridge club
held it's weekly meeting at the home
of Mrs. J. Harry Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ward have
been recent guests of Mrs. Matte
Henderson of Cedar street.
Mrs. Emma Stevenson is spending
two weeks as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. W. U. Polk, in Salisbury.
Mrs. Emma Henderson, and little
grandchild, Andrew Picken, Jr., are
visiting relatives in Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Crawford Hillman, Of VIII
mington, Del, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mona Wilson, of Second street:
Pearl White in ''Know Your Men,"
superb film drama will be shown at
the Empire Theater today (Satur-
day.
Look out for "Tom Thumbs We'd
ding" to appear in Salem M. E:
Church May 10th. Full particulars
later.
Nh Elmer C. Matthews, of Tenn
perancevile, Va, was in our town on
Monday last looking after business
| matters.
Mrs. May Soho, of Baltimore, has
| guest of Mrs. W. S. NAPLES on Mar
ket street.
Mr.. Charles Tolson, of Baltimore,
| was in town this week looking after
the interests of his firm. Charlie
| looks well.
Jack Frost made his appearance in
this section several times the past
week but we are glad to note that he
did very little harm.
Lee Bonneville Realty Company
has sold to Mr.. A. l.. Allen of Massa-
chusetts the Truitt property on Chin
colleague Bay.
"The Devil" photoplay, will be
shown at the Empire on May 9Th and
9th, for the benefit of the Pocomoke
Volunteer Fire Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Davis have re-
turned from Washington, d. c., after
spending several weeks with their
son, Mr.. William E. Davis.
Mr.. w. E. Hedrick, of Wilmington,
Del, spent the week end here with
Mrs. Hedrck, who is the guest of her
sister, Mrs Allan Schoolfeld
The regular Chapter meeting o. F..
S. Monday evening at 7.30. All mem
bers urged to be present, especially
officers. A surprise awaits you.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Ennis, Miss
| Primrose Ennis and Mr.. G. C. Hud-
son motorcd to Baltimore Sunday last
and spent a part of the week there.
Mrs. Carrie Kellam, of Belle Hav-
en-, Mrs. J. Brooks Mapp, of Kellar,
and Mrs. ]. Rustine, of Cape Charles
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Jay B.
Cullen.
Miss Delilah Warner, who for sew
eral weeks has been in the Millinery
store of Miss r. Belle Wilson, return
ed to her home in Atlantic, Va, on
Wednesday.
Elder and Mrs. Claude Ker, of Mid
dletown, N. Y, have been in town
this week visiting Mrs. Ker's parents
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
STREET CAR CO. ID IMPROVE ESYSTEM|F
 GIVEN CONCESSION

Double tracking of the street rail- way system on West Washington street and the addition of one and one-half miles of new track to the Brill line are among the improve ments which the Phoenix Street Railway proposes in exchange for certain concessions on the part of the city. This information was given the city commission during it's session yesterday morning by Howard s. Reed, who represented a special committee of the chamber of commerce.
 Mir. Reed told the commissioners members of the committee appointed for the purpose by the chamber of commerce had taken up the ques- tion of improving street car service with both the superintendent and attorney for the railway company here and with General Sherman. owner of the line. in Los Angeles. In order to make the improvements suggested the street car company officials asked certain concessions They. have proposed not only to double track and extend lines but to add cars and generally improve ser vice on condition they be released from the obligation of paving tracks as provided under the Dunbar fran chise, and be granted an extension of 10 years under the franchise. Mayor Punkett requested MT Reed to furnish the commission with all the data he had on the subject | for the purpose of giving as much i information as possible to the street
 railway committee appointed severai
 months ago. It was intimated that
 no action would be taken by the city uptil a complete report could be ob- tained from this committee.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
GUT COMPENSATION
 FUR DISABLED VETS

Jack Quinlan, known all over the state of Arizona as Happy" Quin- Ian because of his sunny disposition, which is always manifested, is hap pier than ever now. Quinlan served in the 27th artillery in France. the organization to which Secretary of State Hall belonged. Soon after he came out of the war he was afflicted by tuberculosis which made such in roads that he became helpless. At last he was taken to the hospital at Whipple. where he yet is.
 He made application for compen- sation but was turned down. He wrote to MT. Hall about 1t and the latter took it up with Senator Cam erson, Senator Ashurst and Repre- sentative Hayden. That was last June. On July 22 Senator Cameron wrote Mir. Hall that the claim oi | Quinlan had been allowed.
 \ Yesterday Mir. Hall received a tele- | gram from Quinlan saving that his compensation was on the way, s1,- | 3S1.5S, made up of back pay at sSi from the date of his application and ! s1O0 month since. the latter figure
 to run along month by month.
 Another soldier so helped out by
 the secretary was Abdon Perea O
 St. Johns, whom the secretary acci- dentally encountered while at St Johns last spring. Perea was almos I helpless with a damaged leg. He l too, had tried in vain to get com
 pensation. The secretary took it uI
 and now it is comingson regularly a
 the rate of S95 month. Perea is 1T \ a hospital at San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
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HOME AGAiN-Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McNabb and daughter Mildred have returned from a stay of a month on the coast. MT. and Mrs. McNabb are proprietors of the Home Dining room at Second avenue and Monroe street.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS- The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: V. A. Kurz, Grace Jacobs Young, O. L. Nelson, J. D. Reed, V. E. Hicks, Mrs. Violet M. Garner, Ernest ". Borough, William A. Hig- gins.
 CHICKEN OWNED - A chicken dinner under the auspices of the Colored Charity club, Mrs. Ada Walker, president. and Ms. Ruby Jones, secretary, will be given today at the old Hackett market on East Washington street from 11:30 a. m. to 6 D. m.
 IS BACK IN ToWN-Mrs. charle. P. Munger has returned to Phoeni,
 from stay of several months il I Iowa. Mrs. Munger went to tha l state last spring, called by the deatf l of her mother, and remained ther, I for the summer in interest of tn, family estate.
 I COOP STORE MEETlNG-Mem- ! bers of the Phoenix Cooperative
 store organization will meet at PIT
 East Adams street at 8 o'clock to- ] morrow night. Directors will be elected and other important busi- ness disposed of. A full attendance is desired.
 TO ASSUME DUTIES = John R Towels, registrar of the U. S. lant office, appointed vice Charles Mar shall, will enter upon his duties thi. , morning. MT. Towles. who cam, , from Miami, has been in the cit, several days arranging for his resi- ; dence here.
 BACK FROM VACATION = Dr 7 Frank Sitkin has returned from
 six weeks vacation and has resumed
 his work at his office in the Monihor : building. pr. Sitkin, accompanies , by his wife and child. spent six week in Los Angeles and at the beaches. ' RET URNS FROM COAST - 4 August Weiden. former secretary o a the local bricklayers' union, wh Y during the war served with the 4 S E. F., has returned from San Lui S Obispo, Calif., where. he took i preparatory course prescribed b 5 the government which will enabl o him to enroll in the state universit, :. TO JOIN RIFLE TEAM-Dr. Ge
 Woodall will ~join the civilian riff e team at the national matches ;
 Camp Perry, Ohio. A telegram W; e received at the adjutant general
 office yesterday from Dr. Schnab .o of Tucson, who had been delegate
 to make up the team, asking that r 10 Woodall be informed, as Harl
 Wheeler, who had been enrolled. hs t6 found it impossible to join the teal
 Later in the day Dr. Woodall r
 ceived a telegram from Roy S. Sa' | age. the team captain, asking hi J to come on.
 FLOOD PRoTECTloN-If anoth, . Cave Creek flood ever breaks int
 the capitol building 1t will have show more speed and volume than if ever did before. Bulkheads are D, in ing built about the area openings k the basement of the west wing. The ls are considerably higher than u 1e water rose in the late flood. The ed will still remain the door openini d. which cannot be protected by bull
 heads, but if a flood is threaten, R sandbags or other Instructions m; s. be prepared to shut out the con ar paratively little water that mig B. enter that way.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01

VACATION OVER-J. F. Tracy, general manager of Home Builders. has returned from a vacation spent at Hermosa Beach.
 TO REMAIN HERE'S. D. Lount, son of w B. Lount, has returned to Phoenix after an absence of three years and expects to take an tctive part in his fathers business.
 GOVERNOR TO TUCSON-Gov- ernor Thomas E. Campbell will be in Tucson today, where he will attend a meeting of the regents of the Uni versity of Arizona. He is expected to return the following day.
 MISSIONARY MEETING The Woman's Missionary society of the Central Christian church will hold it's regular monthly meeting in the church parlors at 2:30 o'clock tomor- row afternoon. All members are urged to be present.
 HOME FROM COAST-C. F Leonard. clerk of the supreme court yesterday morning returned from hi: vacation on the coast, divided be- tween Los Angeles and Catalina Isl and. Mrs. Leonard. who was witf | him, will remain until later in thu l season
 TO GIVE coMEDY-"At the End of the Rainbow" a three-act comedy drama, will be given at o'clock to- night at the Creighton school audi torium by the Creighton Epwortt League. The proceeds will go tC the league. The public is invited
 NO MORE ALF-HOllDAYS- The month of August having passed the season of Thursday half-holiday for the employees of Phoenix bushes 1 houses is no more. Today is Thurs day, but it also is September 1, there fore the business houses of the cit | will remain open this afternoon. MARRIED IN EAST-Miss Wini fred Cooley of Phoenix and Edwar Richard Steis of New York city wer married at St. Paurs Episcops church in Chicago. August Is, ac cording to word received here yester day. Miss Cooley was domestic sci ence instructor at the Phoenix unio high school in 1919 and took an activ part in the Women's auxiliary of tn American Legion. She is well know here. MT. Steis is connected wit the American Car and Foundry com ] pany at New York
 MARKET WEEK INVITATION
 The Manufacturers and Wholesaler
 association of San Francisco. whic
 includes leading manufacturers an wholesalers of wearing apparel. hs invited all their customers west } the Rockies to attend the fall Ma | ket Week. at San Francisco, Ser ' tember 19 to 24. Reduced railroa , rates will be in effect during u
 meeting. Further information VI , be furnished by the district freigl e and passenger agent for the Arizor t Eastern and Southern Pacific, phol $ TIT.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
Junior Giants Beat
 All Stars Nine-Six

The Junior Giants won another victory yesterday afternoon defeating the Phoenix Junior All Star 9-6.
 The Giants scored in the opening frame on a base on balls and a two- base hit The All Stars came back in their half and scored three runs driving in two more in the last half of the second. The Giants annexed one run in the fourth and in the fifth drove Cookes from the mound with a trio of runs. Another run in the sev- enth. two in the eighth and one in the ninth finished their day and the All Stars blew up with one in the eighth.
 The Junior Giants are now out with a challenge to any junior base ball team in the state. Any team de- siring a game with the Junior Giants
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
.COLORED MUSICIAN
 TO APPEAR TONIGHT

The Phoenix branch of the Ma tional Association for the Advance ment of Colored People will present Prof. Clyde Leroy Glass. noted pi- anist, in a recital this evening at the Arizona school of music. Prof. Glass comes highly recommended and musical treat is in store for all who attend Some of the best local tal- ent Also will appear on the program, which follows:
 Vocal solo. soprano .............. Mrs. Ardmore Jenkins (a) Second Polonaise ........ Liszt
 (b) Etude D Flat Major. .... Lszt
 Mrs. L. A. Walker (a) Negro Dance .....s......,.. Nora Douglas Holt l (b) Let Us Cheer the Weary 1 Traveller .... .Coleridge Taylor (c) Troubled in Mind .......
 Coleridge Taylor Tillmon Farlice 1 ta) Prelude ..-...-'.....'.. .Shopin (b) Etude ............-.--.. .Snopin 1 (c) Romance ........... GrunLlelo | COrnet solo .-''.-.'. I David Edmunds l Rondo Capricciosa .Nendelssohr
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
TWO PHOENIX MEN
 GET FEDERAL POSTS

Senator Cameron is landing de- serving Republicans in office one by one. The latest is E. O. Norman. lately assistant secretary and treas turer of the Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust company, who has been appointed register of the Farmland bank at Berkeley, Cal. This is the position held by Lysander Cassidy of this city almost from the organ ization of the bank. Mir. Norman Is already installed in this office. which pays s5.000 a year and carries with it an executive position of import ance.
 Another recipient of an appoint ment is Frank |. Thomas, lately of the Phoenix National bank, who has successfully passed the examination by the comptroller of the currency for the position of national bank ex-
 aminer. This office pays also s5.000
 a year and expenses. Mir. Thomas | has been assigned to the Los Angeles district.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
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PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SER
 VICE BETWEEN New York. Boston. Philadelphia Baltimore. Montreal Portland. Me
 AND
 Liverpool, Southampton. London derry. Cherbourg. Antwerp. London Glasgow. Havre. Rotterdam. Mediter. arean. Plymouth. Bristol. Danzig evant. Hamburg. For rates of passenger sailings oi general information. apply to
 w. WARD DAVIES General Ticket Agent for Arizona x4s West Washington Street
 Phoenix.s Arizoua-
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
HOLD MEXICAN AS POSS|BLESUSPECT
 IN DISAPPEARANCE

Attempts to dispose of two gold teeth, once part of male set' ieo to the arrest yesterday of Commando Luna at Marinette. Luna is being held in the county jail as a possible suspect in connection with the dls- appearance of John Moran, watch man and pump tender for the South- west Cotton company, August 1o' last.
 Luna was arrested by Tom Turner special deputy sheriff at Marinette, when he offered the two teeth, first to a Mexican and then to the peace officer. for s1O. He needed the money. he told Deputy Turner.
 He purchased the teeth from an old friend last March who made the sale to get money to return to Tam pico, Mexico, Luna told Deputy Sheriffs Dewitt and Meeks, detailed on the case. He decided to dispose of them, he continued, when he be- came short of funds. .., Investigation by Officers dis' closed that Luna recently had beer at the head of the Marinette canal where Moran was last seen Augus | Is, they said. Continuing then probe, officers learned that Morar had several gold teeth in his lowe and upper jaws.
 Bringing the teeth to a Phoeni1 dentist for Identification, officer were told that they were an ey' tooth and that adjoining molar iron the upper left side of a mans jaw they said last night. They had beel moved from the jaw not longer thal two weeks ago in the opinion of tn dentist, officers said he. told them.
 Efforts of Deputies Meeks and De Witt to shake the mans story faile last night but they will renew thel Investigations of the case early thi morning, they said.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01

~ sHRINERS OPEN HOUSE A~ Frid ay night. Cards
 music and m m U n { y
 singing. Noble Hoghe will serve his famous chilli beans with fixings at 10 o'clock. Visiting Shrin- CTS invited. An exclusive Shrine affair. H. B. St. Claire, Recorder. d
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
Local Weather Yesterday

! Deflc1ency Tn tefnpeTature yeSLeT- day, degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 56 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 139 degrees. ( Normal precipitation January 1 tc date, 4.96 inches.
 Actual precipitation Januarv 1 te date, 2.50 inches.
 Deficiency since January 1. 2.4t inches. ROBERT Q. GRANT. t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01

can get in touch with Manager A. Jones at 143 South Second street. Score by innings:
 R. H. E. All Stars 320 900 01-6 : Batteries: Rosser and E. Johnson: Cookes. w. Barney. Martinez and P, Barney.
 Rainfall is so rare at Gibraltar that what falls is stored for use in dry weather.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01

Cicero. the Latin orator. is said to have been the first authentic autograph collector
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Fair extreme west, show CTS central and east portions Thurs- day: Friday fair, except unsettled northeast portion; not much change in temperature.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01

The Gwari tribe of Central Sudan uses the juice of locust tree pods as bait for fishing.