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Evening star., 1921-07-08
CITIZENS TAKE Up
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Federation to Discuss Rates
for Gas, Electricity, Street
Cars and Telephones.

A special meeting of the Federation
of Citizens Associations will be held
in the boardroom of the District build
ing at o'clock Tuesday night to dis
cuss the rates for gas. electricity. tele-
phone and street car service. which
the Public Utilities Commission will
inquire into during the next thirty
days.
r;,s officers of the federation want
the cha.rnen of the committees on
public utilities OF the various associa-
tiuns to attend the meeting Tuesday
night to assist in getting before the
federation ths sentiment of the neigh
borhood bodies on these rate ques-
tionS.
Plan of Action Adopted.
The federation has already adopted
plan Of action to be followed in the
street car rate case. Carrying out that
plan, the organization has on file with
the commission 4 petition for reduc-
ton IN the rate of fare on Capital
Traction lines.
William Nick. Clayton. chairman of
the committee on utilities for the
federation. has explained that this
request does not necessarily mean
t,:;;. the citizens want separate rates
of fare for the two companies. The
federation, he said. would be just as
well plea sed if the uniform rate of
fare on both systems were brought
down to the level of what the Capt.
tai Traction Company needs.
May Act on Zone Question.
4 suggestion has been made that
the zone system of fares may be con-
sidered again. and this report is like
ly to cause the federation to act
once more on that question. In for
mer hearings strenuous opposition to
a zone system developed.
The purpose of the special meeting
of the federation is to have the dele
gates instruct it's utility committee
on the attitude it should take in
each of the forthcoming rate cases.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
INVENTIONS ENCOURAGED.

Announcement is made that it Is the
policy of the War Department to en-
courage the development of military
inventions by officers. enlisted men
tion of assistance to be given by the
department in the issue Of patents,
it will require of inventors no more
than a license to manufacture and
use their inventions for governmental
purposes, thereby reserving to the
patentee complete freedom and own
ership of the patent in it's CONNER
cial application. In special cases of
inventions of great military impor-
tance. however. provision is made for
exclusive government ownership and
the utmost secrecy.
Evening star., 1921-07-08

Send Summer Flowers to Shut-ins.
Blackstone, 18th and H.-Advertise-
ment.
Evening star., 1921-07-08

The Arkansas Society has postponed
it's picnic to have been held tomor
row.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

FOR good clean milk from good healthy cows try the Seventh Street Dairy. Quarts 121s. pints 2. Phone 352O. k
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
4 FOR sALE-MIscELLANEous

FOR SALE@1 54xe0 double flat top oak desk, 1 swivel chair to match; oak hall tree; 1 oak ped estal: 1 youths chair. 1 mattress: 1 canvas porch swing; 1 boys bicycle; 50 it. s4 inch garden hose. reel, nozle. and sprinkler; miscellaneous garden tools; l pair canvas waders; 1 pair rubber hip boots. The following wicker porch furniture; 3 rockers. l stand lamp, tea cart, 2 flower stands. 1 chaise lounge. 5S4 W. Lynwood St.
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
5 Room Brick

Modern in every way and screen porch. garage, shade, roses, fruit trees: lot 97x103. Situated north be- tween Central and Indian School car. Price $500. F cash: bal. Mtg. See Dr. Culver. 40 West Adams. Phone 4161. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

IF YOU want to buy O. sell any thing in second hand goods 1t will pay you to drive out to the O. K. Ex- change, l4th St. and Van Buren. Phone S029. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
New Home
MOVIE RIGHT IN

FOR SALE-S3,s 50, all modern A.
 room house, close to school, large
 sleeping porch, large fireplace. all in
 excellent condition must be seen to
 be appreciated; $S5O.O0 cash. S4O.o0
 month, including interest. Would
 consider lot as part of first payment.
 Immediate possession; see any time.
 2Oq N. Twelfth Ave. m FOR SALE OR RENT-Three room frame on East Mckinley, very little down and small payments. In quire of owner, 36S N. First Ave. Phone PAPA It FOR SALE-By owner, S2S N. 18th Ave, south of Roosevelt. near Grand Ave, brick house, fireplace. built-in
 features. shade: terms to suit. Call
 S24 N. 18th Ave. It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR

Nearly new 5-roon' brick P. D., modern. built-in features, hardwood floors, shade, walks, pavement all in, close to school and cars; s5200; $500 cash, balance $50 month. This is a real bargain. See Wheeler. with Stewart Realty Co., r w. Adams St. Phone 1897. It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
4OAcres
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
 Owner can be seen at house on the northeast corner. If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

FOR SALE-A fine up to date modern Groom brick and garage, just north of Roosevelt on First St; price S6750. This house has very large rooms and is certainly bargain. See H. D. GROOM. IS ". Adams. It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

BEFORE buying winters fuel see National Gas Maker at 325 ". Adams Agents wanteu If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

BIGGEST BARGAIN IN PHOENIX
 Broom modern brick P. D. bunga- low. on E. Mckinley; price s3350: no more, no less, and is a give away; S450 cash.
 MURKEN, WITH MEYERS INV. co.
 33 N. First Ave. Phone 4106
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

PHONE 1928 or 352S for storage. shipping and expert packing. Arizona Storage and Distributing Go. Cham bers Transfer Co. IS South Central.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

RELIABLE range, 1S-inch oven, s15; gas heateI. S2; small oven, SIPS. 1610 VI. Madison. II
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. half price, new LaSalle law course, com pIete. 1501 F. Van Buren. It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
Fords, Fords, Fords

CASH. TERMS OR TRADE
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

FOR SALE-Blue wool dress, size 3S: also long coat, waitress apron; all in fine condition. 500 W. Madison.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

LOCATED IN THE ORANGE WOOD DISTRICT. A DANDY FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGA- LOW, WITH SCREEN ROOMS, ALL ENAMEL FINISH. HARD WOOD FLOORS, A REALLY AT TRACTIVE HOME.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

FOR SALE-A large lot of used doors at give away prices to close out. Six of the lot are large plate glass doors for store buildings. 2 Cplate glass) 2.5X7.5 doors S9 each Cplate glass) 2.6N7.6 doors $9 each 2 (plate glass) 2.6X7.4 doors s9 each The above doors complete with heavy locks and hinges. 1-2.0x6.S five-panel
 with Yale lock S3.0O 2-2.SX6.S five-paneI
 with MOrtise lock ....... $3.S5 1-30X7.0 four panel
 with Rim lock ......... S4.OO 1-3 4XT.0 five-pauel
 with Mortise lock ...... S4.50 2-26x7.3 Heavy Screen Doors g. ca. Other odd size doors and screen doors very cheap. SIS :. 11th Ave.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

IF YOU WANT GOOD LIGHT. have your reflectors replated. Phoe- nix Plating Co. 215 E. Adams St If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
A DISTINCTIVE SMALL HOME

A DISTINCTIVE SMALL HOME
 s4250. S1250 CASH
 COZY FIVE-ROOM BRICK BUN GALOW ON PAVED STREET. THE ARRANGEMENT IS IDEAL, HAS EVERY NEW FEATURE AND PRICED FAR BELOW REPLACE MENT COST. NORTH.
 WE HAVE JUST LISTED FIX CLUSIVELY THE MOST UNUSUAL EXCLUSIVE SMALL HOUSE ON THE MARKET. PRESSED BRICK EXTERIOR WITH TORCHES AND COVERED PERGOLA. INTERIOR OF GUM WITH UNUSUAL AR ENRICHMENT. BASEMENT WIN DOWS, BREAKFAST NOOK, TILE BATH AND SHOWER, ARE BUT A FEW OF THE MANY ATTRAC- TIVE FEATURES INSTALLED IN THIS SIP, 900 HOME. OUR PRICE. SS500. WITH REASONABLE PAY MENT MAKES THIS TRULY A HOME OPPORTUNITY.
 HERBERT s. PRINCE co.
 110 NORTH CENTRAL AVE.
 PHONE 1884 Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

THE GROUNDS-2k ACRES PARTIALLY SET IN CITRUS TREES-LOTS OF ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBBERY.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
4 FOR sALe-mIscELLANEous

FOR SALE-Fancy canaries, the largest stock of fine singers in the state to select from. Call and see them at 3S20 North 3rd St, on Indian school car line C. 1. Wiltsee. K
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
Az FOR sALE-AuToMoeiLEs
 Warning
Don't Buy A Used Car Till You See
 These Bargains

Every car has been gone over from stem to stern: and as to val
 ues if yoT beat them we'll eat them. Your car in trade. and easy terms on the balance. See thenl before you put a deposit on any car, as you will regret 1t if you don't. So, take our word and come fin today without fail.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

YOU should sec Bloys at 16 w. Adams St. We have a 1921 home for sale at 1921 price: located north
 east, just off Central Ave. and near car line, new and ready for you; 1t is frame, cement foundation, shin- gle and redwood outside. plastered in side, living and dining room, kitchen with all necessary built-in fixtures, one inside and one screened bedroom, bathroom complete with mirrored medicine case; S2S00: small payment down. Buntman & Kellogg
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

FOUR-ROOM FRA ME HOUSE ON SIX LOTS GARAGE-CHICKEN RUN FIR UT - AND TENT HOUSES - TERMS - s. E. CORNER SHERIDAN AND EIGHTH, ST.-ONBY TWO BLOCKS WEST OF END OF BRILL CAR LINE.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
l FOR sALE-mIscELLANrous

FOR SALE--Rudd 25 hot water heater, nearly new, s15.0o. Phone
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

FOR SALE
 WATCH PHOENIX GROW
 SOME GREAT BARGAINS e-room house, 100-ft. lot paved road. floor laid in tile and maple; s1o,000; 5000 cash. $f5 month. 25-ft. business lot, close to city hall; s6500; $500 cash; will take some in trade.
 Groom house and lot and 5000 note thrown in for S1000. F. acre, { new houses at Acre City, S1750: $250 cash and S20 month. 80 acres, 3-room house, fine shade. close in: s4500: 5000 cash.
 M. H. SHELTON
 215 West Wash. If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
You Lose
40 Acres a Bargain

Northwest; good house; fine well of water: let us show you this one and you will buy it.
 MIR. DILLMAN: MIR. HULETT
 l3O North Central; Phone 1756 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

WE CONTRACT your automobile work at a reasonable price and guar antee the job. 417 E. Van Buren Garage. under new management. It
 FOR SALE-Fur trimmed coat, 36, s15; oxfords, GA, cheap. Phone 2023.
 '
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

THERE IS ALSO A GOOD GAR AGE. A PUMP, A WELL OF FIX CELLENT WATER, AND THE BEST PART OF TT IS THE EX- TREMELY REASONABLE PRICE THE OWNER HAS ON IT.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
Mare Island Furniture Shop Bargains Monday

Practically new daveport, first class shape. $50; one old ivory dress CT. extra good French bevel plate mirror, SEQ; two breakfast tables, brand new. s7: one Simmons bed, extra good A lb. mattress. Slumber King spring, S2S: kitchen chairs and good dining chairs soc to S2; also some other furniture real cheap. Come and let me show you. S22 =. Center. Phone s1SS. IL
 FURNITURE-Oak dressers, $16.50 to S35.0O. Library tables. S1s.5e. Round dining tables, s20.00 to S35.O0. Chairs to match. S4.50 to S1.I5. = inch post Simmons beds. S14.15 to Sl7.50. Springs $T.00 to S2o.OO- 45- pound roll edge cotton mattress, $500 to S2O.O0. Kitchen chairs. s1-50 to S375. SiX-hole wood and coal range, S2250. Reliable gas range, S20.o0.
 HOME FURNITURE co.
 90 South Second Avenue If
 LADIES' dressing table, library ta- ble. dining table, cheap. 1SA0 East Moreland.
 EISMAN MAGNETO, with attach ment. for Ford; good as new, less than half price; thirty dollars sun shine Service Station, Fourth Ave and Washington lt SAMPSON TRACTOR and disc Avery motor cultivator. one disc and harrow. horses and harness, 49o CheV- rolet, Buick I. will make good speed sters: Indian motorcycle; all cash or terms. Call at ranch. Northern Ave and Lateral II. F. E. Archer. II
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

! BY OWNER-One acre in grapes. berries and fruit, six room house, lots of shade northeast, road to be paved. Small cash payment, balance monthly
 payments to suit. Phone 5J12. k
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
S250 Down

and $25 a month buys new 3-room house and 75-foot front lot under good fence; price $1150.
 STREET REALTY co.
 516 w. Washington It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
O'BARR & PINNICK co. Tel. 751. 10 N. 1st Ave.
N CITRIS RELT

1o acres of excellent land. $4725; ~ew house, garage, well, : acres in besring orchard; good terms. See 1I-'@Ssie,- with stewart Realty Co.,, ! " Adams St, Phone 1897. It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

FOR SALE-I00 cords 4-foot mes quite wood, $S.50 cord F. O. B. Phoe- nix. Box 23G, Republican. 12r
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
20 Acres

Close to paved road; small house; we'll and other outbuildings; good soil; was in cotton this year; price only s150 per acre; good terms; pos session at once. Don't pass this up, MT. Hamburger.
 BLOCK & BURNS
 13 East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

AT FORD'S STORES-"Reliable'' gas ranges, all sizes. heavy discounts.
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

HOUSE. 4 rooms and bath, cement basement, city water. 2ia acres, 50 young fruit trees, just outside city limits east: price $2550; $500 cash, balance easy payments. This is a bargain and must be sold at once. Phone 4092
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES

NEW 6-room brick on Wi,letta;
 one of the very best that can be built, solid and durable; will sell at S6530 for quick sale and take very small cash payment. See it Monday Kin . caid, no N. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

FOR SALE-s130O equity in s26oo house and los on East Washington St for $500 cash. Box 45B, Republican. - xT
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

PERSIAN cat, female. months. Call any evening after 5. 1928 East Monroe k
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
S1000 Under Value

|. For six lots 50x150; has two houses chicken runs, fruit trees, shade; well fenced; two blocks to carline; good water and electricity-All at S4000; terms.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
ARIZONA SUPPLY co,

NAVAJO rugs: new shipment of beautiful rugs, finest quality. cheap. sos N. 10th Ave k
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
BUILDING SPECIALTIES
 w. Bubree Office Builders Exchange Phones S195 and 47S0

BUILDING SPECIALTIES
 w. Bubree
 Office Builders Exchange
 Phones S195 and 47s0
 Manufacturers sales agent for
 Holmes disappearing beds. built-in wall ironing boards, white steel enameled medicine cases, steel lock- CTS, bins and shelving; sidewalk lights. steel folding gates, Wilson steel rolling doors. steel vault doors, fireproof doors and windows, Wei steel metal toilet enclosures, Sedg- wick dumb walters, deadening and insulating materials, iron and steel work, and many other building spe- cialties. It
 ARTIFICIAL EYES fitted at home. SS. Booklet free. Denver Optic, 510 Barclay. Denver. Colo. II ELECTRIC carpet cleaners for rent by day oi week. Potter's Electrical Shoppe. Phone 5915. 40 East Adams Street tf 1 ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner. s15 cash. This is bargain. 40 b. Adams | street. m AT FORD'S-Guns; elegant Vose piano. for s150. tf FOR SALE-Two Perfection oil cook stoves and oven, 4-burner and 2-burner. 1885 E. Adams. Il | BILLIARD SUPPLIES
 | New and secondhand tables | The Brunswick Bake -Colleuder Co., 9S S. Fourth Ave. Ii 1 THREE burner gas stove. g; cook stove. Ss: dresser. S6; three burner oil stove with shelves, SIP; new mat tress. SS.75: wicker goCart, S5.50. Tel l ephone 5s3g 1O12 Grand Ave.
 GT7NN sectional book case. square dining table. three burner Perfection oil stove girls or lady's bicycle. 1Slt E. Moreland. m 1 GIBSON guitar; Al condition. 20 Box 1125. l BICYCLE - Iver-Johnson; good condition; cheap. 507 \. Seventh St
 FOR SALE OR RENT-12-14 tent house. furnished. 2O2 Mill Ave. Tempe. II FO2 SALE-Practically new 16 gauge Winchester pump gun Sc Koontz. IF Home Builders Bldg. n ,l LANCE SAFE in good condition s165. worth at least S5O9. Phone 3534 i, 524 w. Washington St. l AT FORD'S-Bicycles. typewriters , cash registers, add machines, kodaks ! clocks. |
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
Palace Garage 425 WEST ADAMS ST.
 PHOrTE 4265 1

DODGE touring. extra good rub Der, mechanically perfect, new bat ear Sunday a. m. 31e No. Central Ave. Phone 4156. It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

A DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN
 HOME
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

CALIFORNIA GERANIUMS, all varieties; slips, 5c; rooted, S5c and up. Sweet scented violets, soc per dozen. 1016 North Second st. 1t
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-24
CURzON, BRITISH
FOREIGN MINISTER,
ATTACKS MANDATES
AcSAll.S COVENANTS OF LEAGUE
APPEALS FOR UTMOST Co.or.
GRAFTON FROM AMERICA As
AID TO ENTENTE DURING CRIT.
lCAL PERIOD.

London, June 2I-Au unexpected
attlcl, on the covenant Of the league
was made in the house of lords last
night by Lord Curlou, the foreign min
lister lie said many existing intorna-
tiOnal difficulties were due to the al.
lea having taken the wrong turning
in making the peace ana ne appealed
for th" utmost American cooperation
with the allies.
The foreign secretary admitted par
lament was entitled to more intOrma.
ton but he said the subject was oh
fCure, Not even trained lawyer
knew what the language of the cove
nant meant
Lord Cur2on announced the British
government would agree to postpone
the discussion in the league Of man.
dates in Difference to the wishes Of
the United states, and suggested en-
tcring into communication with Wash
inEton concerning them
Lord Curzon gave a comprehensive
and confidential review of British for
eign policy before the imperial confer
cnCe Wednesday, 4 number of deli
cate questions were touched upon and
the conference agreed that the address
should not be published
Lord Curlon, it is known. did no.
touch upon the japanese alliance cX-.
Cept in a general way, and did ret
advocate that il be denounced or re
rewed
50 far as could be ascertained the
statement was REGARDED as satisfac-
tory br the prpmiers OF the dominions
hut il is pointed out that mere cx.
PLANTATION of British foreign policy to
the dominions is tar from mCaning
they have a voice or influence in the
direction or execution Of that policy
Baron llayashi. the Japanese am
hasador to Great Britain. in an in
terytoW Yesterday, expressed entire
agreement with the view expressed
at the imperial conference concerning
the Anglo.Japaursc alliance. lie added
he was sure his opinion was shared
hy the Jdluuceg government
obviously said the ambassador, no
japanese government ald no sane
japanese could regard tha alliance as
IN any way enyiaaging strife With
America.
Friendship with the United
states, aid the ambassador, is an
absolute necessity Tor Japan, not only
but also commercially. for
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-24
DEMPSEY TAKES DAY
OFF ON BIRTHDAY

Atlantic City. y. j., June 2i.-IIav
ing arrived at the top of his form
Jack Dempsey decided to lay off yes.
tcrday, but several hundred spccta-
tors, including many pretty women
crowded their way into his indoor
arena and rather than disappoint
them the champ put on a program
with most Of his heavy acts cut ont
There wasn't any boxing. Just merry
Soround with the small bag and q few
spirited clashes with the heavy leather
toy, and Jack called it day.
Fearful that he would go stale. the
champions advisers, led By Manager
Jack kearns, insisted on temporary
layOf There will BE- nothing done at
the camp today except a little birth.
day party, which the big scrappcr is
arranging Tor several OF his friends
Jack will celebrate his twcuty-sixth
birthday in quiet fashion He has de-
Cidcd that the padded mitt and all
other camp paraphcrnalia will be laid
away for that one day at least
Carpenter and Descamps sent a
message to jack, congratulatng him
on his birthday, To which the cham.
pion replied, expressing his apprccia.
ton Of their thoughtfulnrsg. F,yi-
IDENTIFY the Carpenter camp was no.
satisfied with tho report of their en-
10y, Pierre Mallct who gave the
champ the up and down WedneMa.
for they had another cmissary out
there yesterday trying to get a few
more slants on the Americans COndi-
ton. Jack Curley of "rasslng' fame
was on the job yesterday doing the
old Sherlock Holmes stuff for Georges.
turlcy did not get much Of an eyefut
for his pains
A late arrival from New York
brought the information that the be-.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-24
FREEDOM.

MI and Mrs Joe Gregg of Triumph
visited Harding relatives Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Frank RothuciIer en-.
tertained fourteen friends from OIta-
wa at a wner roast last Saturday
night
Miss Gladys Han has returned home
from months visit with her brother
Floyd Hall and family.
Ralph Furgerson of Chicago visited
relatives here from Wednesday until
Sunday.
Mrs G. c. Larry and son Clement
returned home Monday from a visit
with ST. Louis relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Loftee are
the parents OF little son born June
18th
Miss Virginia Frishee of Bushnell
who has been a guest at the Cody
home for several days left Tuesday for
Chicago. She will meet her parents
there and leave July 9th for u trip to
Washington, y. c. They plan to go
By auto to Maine and several other
eastern points Of interest
Mrs. Joe Thompson has been On the
sick list for several days
Misses Blanche Breeding and
Gladys Olson Of Leland visited at
Oscar Oatrom's Saturday and Sunday
Harold Barnes and family of Earl
vile visited ut the c, f. Battles home
Sunday.
Mise l,ihorf, Ghumal-nr nF Dtl,u.,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-06

On 80 days leave of absence. Major
Miner r. f'eleh, accompanied BY Mrs.
Fetch and their six months old daugh-
ter is IN Phoenix to visit his parents
MIR. ana Mrs. f. E. Fetch of North Sew
enth avenue
Major Felch is Phoenix boy, having
been graduated from the local high
school II 1909. He sailed overseas for
service as a first lieutenant in the
medical corps in July, 1917, and served
with the first division in the fifth field
artillery, continuously until its relief by
the army of occupation Eight months
of his first years service were spent
at the front, he then being transferred
TO field hospital corps No. 2, having
command of this hospital until relief of
the first division for return to America
in August, 1919, when Major Felch was
assigned to duty as attending surgeon
at the headquarters of the American
forces at Coblenz, Germany.
Six war service chevrons on his left
sleeve represent So months. service
overseas, while five bronze stars on his
victory ribbon attest participation in
the Montdidier, Noyon defensive Aisne,
Marine offensive. St Mihiel offensive
and the Mouse Argonne offensive sec
tors of the A e. F.
At the conclusion of his visit in
Phoenix Major Fetch has been fordered
to report for duty to the Letterman
general hospital at the Preside, San
Francisco Mrs. FETCH joined Major
Felch in Coblenz in October. 1919