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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

MO. sss0 EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll
County

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10 the Circuit Court for Carroll
County
John i. Frank et al. Plaintiffs. vs..
7 Edward L. Frank et al, Defendants
ORDERED this 10th day Of July. A.
ID. 1921. by the Circuit Coprt for Car.
roll County, sitting as q Court Of Eq-
nity. that the sales OF the property
mentioned IN these proceedings, made
and reported BY Carroll q. Warehelfn,
Trustee. appointed by decree Of this
Court 20 make said sales be ratified
and confirmed. nnless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on OF be-
fore the 29ih day Of August next
provided a copy Of this order be ln-
serted In some newspaper printed IN
Carroll County for three successive
weeks before the 22nd day Of August
next.
The report states the amount bf
sales TO be si2.20000.
EDWARD o. CASH, Clerk.
True copy Test.
Edward o. Cash, CLARK.
jniy2g-fl
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Mo. ssIs EQUITY.


10 the Circuit Court for Carroll
County. IN Equity
Edward o. weant. Attorney and Agent
FOR The Dstour Bank. q body cor
porate ~ the State ~ Maryland,
MortHagee. va l.e1nldaa r. pember-
ton and Anna ". Pcnberton, hia
wife. MortRagors,
ORDERED this goth day o. July. In
the year nineteen hundred and tween
ty-nne. BY the Circuf Courf for Car
rali County, IN Equity. that the sale
81 the property mentioned IN these
proceedings. made ana repored By
Edward q. Weang, Attorney ard
Agent 0f The Deiour Bank. q body
corporate Of the STATE Of Maryland,
under the power 81 sale contained IN
she mortgage 81 l.cnnidas y. Pefnhef-
ton and Anna B Pembegtnn. bis wife
~ ths said the Deiour Bank. b. ratl.
tisd and confirmed unless Gauss 20
the contrary thereof BE- shown on or
before the 9afh day ~ August 1921,
prot idea d copy 81 thia order be in.
serted IN some newspaper printed IN
Garrett County, Maryland for three
successive weeks. before the a2th day
81 August, 1874.
The report states the amount u
sale 10 be fsa09eo.
EDWARD o. CASH, Clerk.
True copy Test
Edward D. cash, Clerk.
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ANNOUNCEMENT |!

VIZ NOW BayE An EXPERIENCED
BATTERY mAS IN Our BATTERY
DEPARTMENT. We ran DO Jour
repair work and rechnrging prempi.
y. n Jon ns~d a new battery Try our
PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID,
which is one 81 the best On The mar-
kc1 VIZ HAVE REDucED ouR
PRICES on ALL AUTOMOBILE M.
FAIR woRg 10 PRE.wAR PRICES.
Lm us repair year ear Bow, cur
prices are righL High price man
come downi RIre as AL . saaare deal,
lets get haek 10 normal. Always Al
yonr service.
i.ss.ti KLEE a HQFF.
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For Sale or Rent.

have Tor Sale Or Rent tho following
farms
Farm Of 100 acres. on State road
from Baltimore "a Westminster. ~
Louisville suitable sos dairy afm o.
tracking.
Farm " gga acres. ns8r nnkiand. !
mile from State rnad.
Farm u ag9 acres. located near
Woodstock. on ~ a o. Railroad. sun.
able fof dairy farm
Farm couiniaiag t2f aeFea, In How.
ard county, W WeoGatnek
bunkpr nili" firm containing 100
acres. 90 the road leading from lsonis.
v'lls 10 ReisiafHiuWu.
Apply "a
LESTER :. PATTERSON.
Louisville, Nd
.oF Phone s05Ft2
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Iuyest Al HOmel

Naoe's Music store are offering
per cent preferred stock AZ fioU par
with an option IN fedeeminK In aM
years NJ fi02bo Ibis making an !
per cent Investment Your auimcrlp'
ton solicited
SACTs Giisga STORE.
Hanover, Pa
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T0h sAEs

W. .s-.as44sa.s.
8 Acres of fertile land in Carroll
county ALI clear except h itre Of
Woodland. A 8 room House. good
stable, all necessary out side build
ines. orchard and excellent drinking
water. Five minutes walk from
WOodbine Railroad station
For particulars apply to
p. I CROSS.
G22 r. 35th St, near York Road.
aug l9-St Baltimore. Md
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49, ~ seAt
Receivers have been appointea FOL
the Joyce Hotel, Raltbpore,
Fourth district Reppblleap execu-
ltiyes met and, among other things
Endorsed the candidacy Of David Rob-
linson, colored for the House OF Dele
gates. No colored man ever has sat
in that body,
Forty persons have been killed and
lmany persons are buried In debris IN
the village Of KIansun, IN the Eisack
Valley OF Austrian Tyr0l, which has
been partially destroyed by land
slide
j. w. Leacf, brakeman. HaEers-
town, while boarding q moving Vest
ern Maryland Railway passenger
train az Emory Grove Friday. fell up
on a steel rail and siatcgured his leg
He was removed to the Church i10me
Hospital, Baltimore.
A hearing was given Pedro Boaco
before Justice Gather. Baltimore. III
WIN be remembered that BoscO was
charged with hitting another foreig
ner over the head With d pick handle
At the Union Bridge Cement Plant.
necessilating weeks sojourn at o
hospital by the latter.
Knights from all over the sta,e
viii attend the annual Pen Mar Park
reunion Of nHnights Of Columbus
on August %. Special train service
has been arranged from HaRerss0wn.
Cumberland. Frostburg. Midland.
Mount Savage, Emmiisburg aud Han
over.
Pen-Mar took on an entirely new
appearance Tuesday night in the way
OF Illumination. The electric IiEhts
ordered some time ago by The Pen
Mar Improvement Association afrlv-
cd and were all put ~ Diace that the
current could be- turned on Tor tie
first time on Tuesday night
Upon the advice of Drs. I.ipthlemm
and builard the montgomery county
commissioning have adindged Mrs
Johanna WafH. 81 Rockville. 10 be- 81
tns0und mind and have directed that
she b. committed 10 Springfield Asy.
ium SykesvIlle. for care and treat.
ment At the expense Of the county
and state.
Stephen W tIambriil. state A.
aemblyman from tho Eirs, district Of
Howard county. and candidate Tor
recollection. Tuesday fied hnit "A ri
licott City against the EllicUtt Clty
Times fnr libel claiming s2s. 0Vp dam
azea for beihR styled "Beasdlc,
Arnold" in an editorial published
August 3.
Failing asleep for an instant Fri.
day while he was driving his auto.
mobile through ReislerHiowB, Emory
Snyder f7ia FriendbprY street. Hal-
tlmore. lost control of che car aud
4 crashed into q telegraph pole sny
der hle brother and bia three chll,
dren, who we're 81 cue automobile
with him. we're hurt. one seriously.
and the machine was practically de-
mohshed
samuel J Fogio. townsville. met
With an accident last Saturday while
~ work az the llnion bridge Cement
plant which might have proven tery
serious While carrying some lumber
be trlpped and fell on an as which
be had ~ one hand. eovefing IN ar-
terry and inhlctmg t6ry HgiY Raah
W one arm which required number
~ stitches
Republicans o. tho senate prlvi.
legea aud Election Committee voted
senator Truman H. Newberry Repnhs
ilcan. Michigan Whose election IN 1916
was contested BY Henry Ford. Demo
cratic nominee. clear title % bis
scat Democratic committee memhera
ail voted in expedition 8nd the long
contested case now goes 80 the Senate
Tor anai decision The cummltiee vote
30m & 40
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Ncshrs. Boylan and sthaitzer viii
equip their coon hunting Mcig with
a siren and gaccum cieaper The
siren s. 20 brighten 40 The animals
and the vacuum machine ~ 20 draw
the game 10 them without leaving
the seat They gave the vehicle s.
isy out Wednesday and came home
with skunk. tom eat and bull frng.
and The tail missing frori one " their
prize coon dogs
Mrs George u Brown. Of this city,
left Wednesday 10 speHd several
days with her aon-in-law aud daugh
ter. Mr. aud Mrs Frederick Ruiter
Jaeka5n aud her daughters, the
Misses Sara s. and Marian Coane
brown, Of Philadelphia. va. Later
Mrs Brown and Miss Sara Brown
will 40 to Atlantic CITY. where they
viii be guests AZ the iioimchnral
Hotel.
With a bullet wound Just above hia
heart Clifton 4. FARRELL. one of the
best known formers uf the Eastern
Shore who has been missing from
his home IL GheatertOwn. for several
days, was found dead Friday morning
IN room az The Emerson. Balti-
more. farrell had been worrying
considerably over the feilufe Of crops
registered q the hotel Wednesday
under the name OF G, q. James 81
Laurel, Maryland
lnfuriated by alleged unpatriotie
remarks concerning American dead
in France. a mob said 10 have lnelaui-
cd number OF former service men.
seized Rev W H. Wilfond. an lntiner.
ant evangelist az a tent meeting. at
Oskaloosa. Ia, forced him into an
automobile and carried him into the
country TO apply tar and feathers
AS the tar was being poured over his
head the man was said TO have prom
Used TO leave town and Was Released
without further abuse
A truck loaded With patrons for
The opening OF the Tanegtown Fair
was wrecked On the l.ittlestown pike.
lat the Hoppe farm. Sunday afternoon
The men were not acquainted with
the road to Taneytown and took the
Littlestown road until they inquired
and were sent back to the Taaeytown
road. The truck going at rapid
clip skidded and struck cul-
vert upsetting Il into field and
badly injuring one OF the occupants,
who received q broken leg and In-
teynal injuries Dr. Baer took him to
Ia Baltimore hospital.
The New York herald., 1921-11-20

thority even to consider the adoption OF
new weapons.
'sl,he introduction OF aTlnor." he said.
was opposed strenuously for many
years and in comparatively recent times
we have seen wide fiuctuation OF opinion
as 10 the relative Importance OF armor
and volume OF gun fire: there was also
q long and costly controversy over the
adoption OF breech loading runs and the
nature of pro1ectiles.
seWhiIe America has been distinctly
in the lead in originating many impor-
tant features in naval design and in
the invention of types and weapons of
fundamental Importance our navy has
Jagged behind in the adoption and gen.
eral application even of our Won Amer
lean improvements and inventions.
Many Of our inventors had to so abroad
for recognition. II is by reason OF this
The New York herald., 1921-11-20
Sims GIVES WARNING
ON CONSERVATISM
Tells War College Gradu-
ates of Type Often Cause
of Defeat.
FOR LOGICAL THINKING'
Navy Has Jagged Behind
in Adoption of Many
New Ideas.
SAFETY FIRST TW0FOLD'
Adopt Not Kind Adhering to
Past, but That Look
ing Ahead.
SAFETY FIRST TwOFOLD'

Special Despatch to THE NEw YonK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r l., Nov 19.-Twenty-
dve officers OF tho navy were grad
uated from the War College this morn
ing and received their diplomas. The
exercises were held in the training
station auditorium and the address
was made by Rear Admiral William g.
Sims. president Of the college, and the
reply from the class by Rear Admiral
Henry A. Wiley.
Admiral Sims spoke on military
conservatism" inviting the considera-
ton of the graduates to that type and
degree of military conservatism which
has been responsible for defeat In bat
tie and sometimes for national dis
aster.
"All men," he said. "are naturally
more or less conservative. certainly all
civil professions are decidedly so, but
they can afford to be without much dan
ser TO the country, whereas, in the case
Of the military profession, national dis
aster might easily result frem lack OF
vision necessary TO recognize the su-
periority Of q now weapon or a new
method Of warfare.
'arhat military men are conservative
admits OF no doubt, whether they are
moro so than civilians is beside the quee-
tion. The important point Is that their
conservatism may be so dangerous that
IL IS highly important that they Should
50 train their minds in logical thinking
as to eliminate or at least minimize this
danger.
Instances of Conservatism.
1--WE hope that the training at the
Naval War College will have this eff
feet, and 1 believe it will prove our un-
derstanding of the influence OF con-
servatisrn in the past is such as TO con-
vince US that we must avoid its danger
in the future. with this end in view It
viii be useful TO invite attention TO GER
tain instances of this defect that are re-
corded in the history of warfare and also
30 certain recent instances that will show
the influence IL has exerted, and perhaps
Is still exerting upon the minds of our
contemporaries.
Among the most primitive weapons
the bow was q vastly more efficient In
strument of warfare than the sword,
tho mace or the pike, but almost with
out exception II was never accepteu AS
a. proper arm for the knight or the war
rior. SO, down through the ages, the
crossbow was an advance upon the bow
In power and efficiency. but Il never
became tho predominant arm
'1t would seem that there was Tor
many centuries q settled prejudice
against projectiles. or perhaps rather
against the men who launched the pro-
jectiles, because it WAS considered that
these men required less courage than
the wielders of short arm weapons. This
prejudice persisted for n considerable
period even after the introduction OF
firearms.
$50 in marine warfare oars were re-
luctantly given UP for safis, and in turn
sails gave place TO steam, tire authori-
ties being disposed to rely on what had
in former years admirably answered
the purpose"
The New York herald., 1921-11-20
warning Against Danger.

the dangers of n lack OF vision and of
a lack OF confidence Al the conclu-
sions derived from a candid and logical
examination of the Significance OF es-
tablished military facts. Our objective
must not he safety first in the sense
of adherence to already tested practices,
and implements. but safety first in being
the first to recognize, the first to ex-
pertinent with and the first TO adopt
Improvements of distinct military value
The New York herald., 1921-11-20
AID FILIPINO CHILDREN.

MANILA, p. l.. Nov. Reorganization
of the American Guardian Association
to assist children born of American
fathers and Filipino mothers was an
nounced to-day. Governor-General Wood
as elected honorary president.
Lieut.-Col. Gordon Johnston, chosen
acting manager. announced aid will be
given all needy children OF such parent
age. A number OF girls who had been
sold into slavery already have been as
sisted.
The New York herald., 1921-11-20

attitude that our navy found itself so
ahsurdly deficient in marksmanship
during the Spanish war; so deficient I'm
destroyers submaEines and airplanes
when we entered the great war and IT
Is for this reason that we are still
without battle cruisers.
The New York herald., 1921-11-20

A navy TO be successful must be guided
not only by men OF ability but by men
Of an intellectual honesty that Is proof
against personal ambition or any other
Influences whatever.
The New York herald., 1921-11-20

The speaker referred TO the intrUduc-
ton of Fulton's steam propelled Dating
battery and Eicsson's invention, and
the extreme reluctance Of those In au-
The New York herald., 1921-11-20

for afternoon, street, dinner and
theatre wear; showing interesting
developments i'm Canton crepe with
and without chiffon combination),
chiffon velvet, crepe de Chime, and i'm
Poiret twill combined with crepe
de Chime
offering exceptional value, at e.
$1,000
The range of colors is particularly striking
Second Floor
The New York herald., 1921-11-20
A Remarkable Sale of
Belgian
Hamd= L>aces

to Begin to-raorrow (Mor1day)
will comprise ari exceedingly large
purchase of really fine Iaces, among
them Valenciennes, point Binche,
Malines, point venise, Ducl1esse and
ooant daze; all of which will be
offered mt fully
50.percent. below the customary
prices
I'm this extraordinary collection are
collars, cdgings, ccrterpieces. doyIics
and other decorative lace pieces of
GREAT attractiveress and desirabifity.
A splendid opportunity for purchasing
che -unsisual GIFT nc am urlusual price.
Gzirst Floor
The New York herald., 1921-11-20

Real Lace Handkcrchiefs
Thermos Sets pitcher. glass and tray)
Cigarette Cases. sterling silver
Letter Cases. pin seal. gold-trimmed
Book Ends (pair)
Smokcrs' Sets Of brass Qiye picces)
Mahogany Sewing Tables
Tip-eables (soEd mahogany. inlaiD
Chinese Porcelain Vases (smalD
Floor Lamps wrought iron. with parchment shade)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-16

Ay !::s I'l Ial':::'|::"":::::|:::::::ll
NE5'7,'laglIf'|;A,y
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct: 10. = Overnight
developments in the railroad situa-
ton unsettled today's stock market
session, rails Of the investment di-
vision reacting l to points
The reversal extended to steels,
equipments and numerous allied is
sues, but domestic oils followed their
recent movement into new high
ground. Several foreign oils, espe-
ciaHy Mexican Petroleum, also were
subsequently better
Elsewhere trading was of a desul-
cory character, specialties tending
mainly downward, with a new low for
Americans Sugar. Pierce Arrow com
non a1d preferred were unusually ac-
tive at material advances. Sales,
275 ,00C shares.
Aside from the 31as, which rose
slightly over so points, dealings in
Liberty bonds were duH and feature
less The general bond market WIS
irregular, Cuba Cane Sugar, 7sebeing
conspicuous among FOREIGN issues for
further decline OFF, points.
Another sharp rally in British rates
with demand sterling at $3.S9H, or al.
nest 5 cents over the weeks mini
mum, and the further slump in Ger
nan marks to a-1eYe1 approximately
65-100ths directed renewed attention
to chaotic conditions abroad Most
other European rates were better tn
limited dealings. The clearing house
weekly statement was devoid of in
tcresting features, lcans and discounts
revealing only moderate expansion
Cash holdings increased by $1,000.
600, however, with consequent in
crease of excess RESERVES 20 S39,0CU,
900. Total sales, par value, sT,1bz,
00e
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WANTED
WANTEp-AGENTS AND
statesmen

THE BIXLER LINE offers splendid
possibilities right now to men of en-
ergy and determination. Previous
experience desirable, but not neces-
sary; some of our best producers
are men of other training. Mr.. j..
c. Mealey's commissions for the
month OF May, 1921, were $726.24;
Mr.. VIII d. Newton averaged for
the last five months of 1920, $S54.-
10 per month; c. ]. AGREE Tor the
same period, averaged $524.11. We
want more hustlers like these men
to sell BiXler Staple Jawelry guar
anteed. Our nationally advertised
departments are of real interest TO
dealers in any line, especially, dry
goods, clothing, hardware, variety
and general stores. The demand IS
constant, the goods essential, sta
pie and used by everyone; popular
prices. Unusual profits; liberal
sales terms, with absolute warranty.
This is a dignified substantial prop
osition with a future. All details
sent on request The Miles F. Blk
Ter Co.. Dept. 1877, 1892 Euclid Ave,
Cleveland, Ohio. 1915
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WANTED MALE HelP
BUSINESS CHANCES

WILL FINANCE meritorious inven-
ton commission only. Send full
particulars. Michel, Box GA St.
Louis, Mo. 2106-10-15
AGENTS and distributors wanted fer
the Turn-O-Stop Automobile Signal.
Audible and visible denotes turns
and fun stop; give qualifications
and credentials. Turn O-Stop Mis-
Corp, 521 w. 90 St, New York.
2O15-10-16
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Held ALLEGED EvADER

NOGALES, Ariz., Oct. 10. = vii
liam Moore, of DuQuesne, Ariz., son
II pioneer mining man of Arizona
md Sono. a, was arrested here toda
when he retuIned so the Unite
Sta es from Mexico. en- a charge L.
having evaded the draft during the
Ear. \ department OF justice agen,
.ook Moore to Tucson to be nett
there
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LANDS is pELErcp

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Judge Kene
saw M. Lantis today telegraphed from
New York that he has been detained
by business following the world Sc
les anu would not return to Chicago
to held federal court until October
"a. He had been expected October
18th.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-16
LOAN DISAPPROVED

MELBOURNE, Australia. Oct. 10
(By the Associated PressD - Disap-
proval of the $12,00o,000 loan of the
state of Queensland offered by invest
ment bankers in New York city last
Friday, was expressed today by Sir
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-16

Joseph Cook, commonwealth treasT-
cr He said this was the first time
an Australian state had gone outside
the empire for loan and he believed
per cent was a very high rate for
government security.
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MISCELLANEOUS

tIEAi 5 T4TCHii>e. anl liGCt-n. 1T
tachnent; works on any sewing
machine; easily adjusted; price
$3.50, with fun Instructions. Ue.A
4>oseity Co., Box 1881, Corpus
Christi, Texas. 2133-10-16
SEWING MACHINE repairing done
by expert of 20 years experience.
]. Metz. Phone 329. 212S-10-1S
MANUFACTURERS - trotecC your
goods from unscrupulCus competi-
tors. Pamphlet free. Michel Box
ga, st. Louis, Mo. 2105-10-16
o. NILES per siI.on inaQe VITA new
patented gasoline yapor;zer. Write
for particulars. Stransky Vapori-
ger Co, Pukwana, S. d. 2122-10-16
ELECTRICITY taught by experts:
earn while you learn at nome; cleo
trical book and proof lessons flee.
your Success guaranteed and posi-
ton secured. WI lite To-Day. Chicago
Engineering Works, 1870 sunny
side, Chicago. 2l25-10-I6
RELIABLE dressmaker, 1O7 Main st.
Phone 81. Mrs. w. A. Perrin.
;IU4-10-2G
GET A NEW SUIT for S27.V0 and up
fit guaranteed; let me make yom
old suit new. also cleaning and
pressing; nigh class, skilled work
Philip Doffman, Reliable Tailor
Allen Block. 2042-10-1S
HOUSE painting and calsominlns
ACME Painters. Z. O. Box 1874, Bis
bee. :, go .e.-.-,,.,s, ,Io40-i0,22
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-16

Times are looking brighter. Bright
en- up your home with the specials
from the Phelps Dodge Mercantile
company's Red Letter Sale, Oct. 10,
20, 81, %
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II
to a
Classified
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-16

The greatest sale ever held in Bis
bee, kei Letter sale Wednesday, Oct
18th. Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-16

LOST = 200 shares Erupcion minini.
stock; certificate No. 1776 in name
OF Robt. Hennessy; return to Re-
view. 2127-10-16
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-16

Our store will be crowded WITT
many bargains and many people. Red
Letter Sale. Phelps Dodge Mercan
tile &C.
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Southwestern o & q

Southwestern o & u ------.---...--
Neimar OIL ---------------------- Id q
Cotton Market
NEW YORK, Oct. Is. - Cotton
barely steady, net unchanged to Is
points higher.
Silver Market
NEW YORK, Oct. Is. - Bar silver,
foreign rs.
Liberty Soncs
NEW YORK, Oct. Is. Liberty
bonds closed: 3hs s90.S2; first as
$3.50 bid; second As $92.6S; first Ans
$9314; second Ans s92.72; third AIS
s94S2; fourth AIS $93.O2: Victory
3As $9940; Victory 4As s99.44.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-16

FOR SALE - SiX-roCm house fur
nished, on two lots, fruit trees, plen-
" of water, 536-A Tombstone Can
yon; will accept Ford roadster on
first payment. 2l32-10-l6
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Cotton Market
Legal Notices
NOTICE

NOTICE
WHEREAS, The Secretary of the
Cochise County Taxpayers Associa-
ton has presented to this Board re-
quest for a reduction III wages paid
by the County for road work, and
WHEREAS, 1t is the policy Of this
Board in matters of this nature, to
give all interested parties an oppor-
tunity to be heard
THEREFORE, Notice is hereby CIV
en- that on Monday, October 18th,
1921, at o'clock p. m, said request
will be considered, at which time all
persons interested may appear and be
heard.
JOHN b. HART,
Chairman, Board of Supervisors.
NICK D. tCoLLAER P.4o., Box 237
District Manager Phone SIS.
Alien Block, Bisbee 80
THE ORTHWESTERN"
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lowest. Net Cost
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