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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Mladistvy dIOuhoprstak.

Sest rok1 stary hoch. George,
Sapokos w. Ostend ulice, dopaden
byl pri kradeni zlatych predm9t1 v
obchodu Wesscn & Son ma Charles
a Hamburg ulicfch. Podle vysetfe-
al hoch kradl jiz po delsi dobu.
Druzi ukradene Jim predmety pro-
davali.
= "a diva vodni melony Gene a.
si ST.. 80 zaplatiti museli diva ctrna-
ctileti vyrostci: Frank Dwyer a
Wilson Brown. po Sc As kazdy.
Wilson a Frank vloupali sc do zele.
znicniho vozu Pennsylvania drahy.
nShoz diva melony ukradh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Mnohe nakIadarny zIstanon
zavTeny.

Ponevac farmarl nepestuji tolik
korny rajskych jablicek majitele
nakladaren ma Eastern Shore neza-
mysli tolik nakladati. mnohe nakla-
darny nebudou letosnlho roku pra-
coyati v1bec. Pocita sc, asi ;enom
Is procent produkt1 nalozeno bude
letosniho roku u pTirovnani pfede-
slym. Mnohe. ktere zamestnavaly
cd 500 do 1000 osob. zam6stnajf je-
nom kolem 800 osob. iine nebudou
otevreny v6bec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Zachranena a uveznena.

Ma Lombard ulici v Highland
town zachran6na byla straznikem
Skinnerem 36leta zena, Susie Kor.
man. koleji.n ma nez padla, kdyz Bay
Shorska kara prijizdela. Skinner
strhl zenu koleji a pax il uveznil.
kdyz poznal. Re byla opilou. Motor
man kary. ably zenu nepfejel. "a.
brzdil karu tax prudce. Re jedouci
osoby kafe srazeny bylv ma podla-
hu kaiy.
BaltimoTan usmrcen v Ocean
City.
Thomas S. Phillips, 14lety syn
Hansona Phillipse z Orleans ulice,
usmrcen byl. kd7z Ocean City
vlak vrazil do automobile, n9mz
hoch s rodici sourozenci jel nav
stiviti hrob jejich d6da. soudce H.
Phillipse. ktery pohfben jest ma
Mardella Springs hrbitov6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Rabin z CeskoSlovenska predp0.
vida protiprOhibicni revOluci.

Rabi" A. Splitter. ienz spolu Sc
ctyrmi iinymi, z Nemecka, Polska
atd. dlel navstevou Baltimore.
naval Ameriku 'Zemi otroctvi" "
otazce probibicni. Jedinon wy
mozenosti prohibice." fekl Spit
ger, jest horentni cena koralky a
jeji bidna kvalita. !"
Rabinovi Americe yse sc libi
krone prohibice. Vefi, Re lid brzy
povstane proti moralistnm Kdyz
tazan byl ma sve mfn9ni fnoznem
boii proti tabaku, Splitter rekI:
"Americky lid media 81 vice libiti.
aby vod6n byl ma provazku dele. -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Dyacet Sedm miliOnH ma Mary
landSkych farmach.

z Washingtonu uverejnena zpra-
va ukazujici, ze farmy statu Mars.
landu zatizeny jsou dluhy We vSse
$27.48l. 1877. Farmy statu mali
dres cenu asi $75,0 Neivice
zadluzenych farem ma We Spoje-
ngch Staten stat Iowa. k1e dluhy
|lezi>i ma farmach cini $4S9. Sl6. 739.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22

Jedno zabiti osm poraneni nda-
10 sc nedeIi. prVri den kampa-
ne tydnu "zadne nehody.'
Walter Cromwell Lang. jedenacti-
lety hoch Catonsville. usmrcen
byl padem kone, ma nemz Sc pro-
jizdel. KIN konpen byl rodici no.
chovymi sobotu ze sousedni fanny
George Morrise. Elwell Lorenz a
j. Harman poran3ni byli. kdyz do
vozu. nemz jeli. vrazila kara ma
Druid Hill avenue.
James Bowers W. Gill porane-
nj byli ma Reisterstown road media
leko Reisterstown. t. Myrick po-
ran9n We srazce ,automobiu jinym
ma Annapolis boulevard nedaleko
Cedar Hill hrbitova.
Pfi hranf 81 u HolIins trznice
spadl desitilety hoch, Fred Schnell.
pod automobil a zran6n. Krone
techto poran9ni byli jeste diva Ger.
nosi.
V pond6li. druhy den tydne
"zadne rehody", ob6ti rdznych ne
hod staIo Sc Is osob. Roland Blue
ford, 16 m6sfc1 stary hoch. utopil
sc spadnuv do nadoby vodou stoji-
ci kuchyni.
V nehodach z1castn6no bylo
sedm automobile. nichz n6kolik
osob poraneno. We srazce Emory
Grove kary Edmundson Karou leh-
ce poraneny ctyri osob.
PFi cisteni velikeho okna pekarny
ma rohu Eutaw a Lexington ulic
porezan byl sklem cistic okna. Ri
chard Hare N. Durham ulice.
kdyz zebfik. ma nemz stalls smekl.
narazil ma okno a toto rozbil. Ha-
re propadl sklem. jimz poFezan byl.
We srazce voienskeho trucku q
Camp Holabir4 karou Roland
PARK nebyl poran9n nikdo.
- Tfeti den tydne = 1tery -
vykazal sc osmi nehodami.v nichz
dvanact osob poraneno bylo.
Nejvfce 'nehod" pomerne zazna-
menano mezi automobilisty udany-
mi pro RUNE pTestupky v iizd6. V
1tery pokutoyano jich bylo tolik. Re
pokuty vynesly $543.80 Cd nede-
lie do dtery zaplatili automobiliste
celkem ma pokutach 81. .l50.60.
= We stfedu poransno bylo o.
sob automobilovych nehodach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
MlStnl zprdYy.
z krajanSkych krnhi.

= Ze siezdu f. A. U.. ktery Sc
odbyval minuly tyden Detroit.
Mich. Sc vratil mas cesky radni pan
August Klecka mapzelkou. Sjez.
du z1eastnii sc zastupci re vsech
statG Americkych. Ma zpatecnl ce-
ste p. Klecka sc zastavil Clevelan-
du, Ohio a jinych mestech. Celia
costa sc mu velice libiIa. Vratil sc
zpet osvezen opet mezi mas.
- Ma navstGvu rodic1 a sestry
do stare vlasti odejede pfisti tyden
pani Johana Janda a syn z cfsla
2518 E. Monument ulice spolu pa
nj Koutkovou. Vypluji New Yor-
skeho pTfstavu po Cuna~dske linii v
sobotu, 30. cervence PAM Jando-
va iede do Planice. Nalzov a do
PraEy pani Koutkova do Prahy.
PTejeme obema veselou zabavu
nez1stanou-li stastny navrat.
= We vysokem veEu 82tem roku
skoncila svoji zivotnf pout' pani
Madgalena Trcek We stfedu. %.
cervna. Narozena byla Susicfch
okres Klatovsky Cechach q teto
move vlasti dlela po 20 rok1. Po-
hreb konan byl z domu jejf dcery
Emile Hora. Greenwood Avenue.
Raspeburg, Md, do kostela sv. Mi
chala ma ReIair Road odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele
Vetrna bOure Hartford OkreSu.
BouFe nezvyKle prudkosti snesla
sc 6tery veeer mad Hartford okre.
sem a natropila velikych skod. V
mnohych mistech skody cinf mnoho
tisic dolard. Vetrna boufe hnala
sc pruhem pres mill Sirokym a do
dalky asi 10 mil. Silnice do Belair
vedoaci zataraseny byly DO boufi
skacenymi stromy. Telefonni a te-
lografni spojeni bylo preruseno.
Nejprve vichrem zasazeny bylv far
my Edwarda Brandhoffa T. M.
Jonese ma Lake Fanny s'lnici. asi
mile jizne cd Belair. Osoby Sc
dici dome Jonese zdvizeny byly
vichrem vniknuvsim otevrenymi
dvermi a okny re zidli. Adv vich-
rem nebyly vyrazeny. zachytiti Sc
musely predm6tn pripevnen1ch.
Ma farme pristehovaleckeho ko.
misare Stumpa oduesena byla' vich.
rem stodola a znicena Ulice Be-
lair zaplaveny byly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-07-22
Detska paralySa znovn Sc
ukazala.

V minulem tydnu ohlaseny byly
etyTi onemocneni ma detskou para.
lysu. Jedno ditek nemoci podle-
hlo. Sest novych pfipadf tyfoidu
oznameno. v tydnu zemfelo TIA O.
sob.
Kmotr cap vzdor vedru pficino-
val sc statne. Narodilo Sc 402 d.
tex.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
Peasants Using
 Cat-O-Nine Tails
-.1

Warsaw. April 5-Peasants of Western Galicia have set a new fash ion of using the cat-o-nine tails to rebuke legislator who failed to carry out the wishes of the voters of his dis trict.
 Michael MarclS e peasant member of the Polish diet. went home to Galicia recently to report progress of his work. A special meeting was called by his constituents to hear all that their reader had ccompiished.
 Incidentally. Marck informed those assembled that he had voted in favor of an upper house, or senate. for Poiand's next diet which virtually all peasants or the stnte opposed, con sidering 1t the future stronghold of social reactions.
 MGrck was permitted to finish his speech-then he was taken out into the yard and given 5 strokes with a homemade eat-o-nine-tails for vot- ing against the judgment of his con- stituents.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
PAPER WARNS
 OF CENSORSHIP

Cork, April 5-The Cork Examiner has notified it's readers that every thing appearing in its editorial and news columns is liable to military censorship. Announcement has been made also at Wexford, which like Cork is in the martial law area, that the proprieIors of the Free Press and The People have been notified by the military authorities that before going to press the contents of the papers must be submitted for censorship and passed for publication.
 Before martial law was instituted a more or less unofficial censorship was imposed by the military or police in several towns in the East and West
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
Yale Nine Cut
 On Home Trip F

New Haven. April 5.-The Yale baseball squad, just back from a suc- cessful training trip in the South. was given a big cut yesterday. The train ing table had the following men around it: Aldrich, Chettenden, Coxe, Carne, Damn, Desibour, Durant, Eddy Hawks, Hickory, Hoover. Herman, Murphy, Peters, Robinson, Selleck, Sloane, Warren. There are others in the squad, however.
 Kelly, the big catcher, who made the trip, was declared ineligible. Dan Neeley last years freshman catcher, is also off the squad because of schol- arship difficulties. Tom Jones, Tad Jones's brother, is back and will make a bid fo ran infield position. Sel1eck, the Eli pitcher who did not take the trip to Macon because of illness. will be out for practice today. Yale's first season game will be with Vermont Wednesday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
Claims Committee
 To Act Or Bank Case

The claims committee of the Leg isIature expects today to take up the case of the requested appropriation of s1500 on the part of Einor Skog- stad manager of the Christiana bank of Chr5stiana. Norway. He asks re- imbursement for bond of S1,50O furnished for Henry F'reise, who was arrested in 1917 in Stamford. While out on bonds on the Stamford charge he was arrested on another charge, served time in WetheFsfield, and for this reason failed to show up when the original case was ca1led.A broth CT in Norway furnished bond, and it is thought that the reason 1t was not refunded before was because it was believed that attorneys fees would eat up the entire amount, or nearly
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
Community Chest Campaign Off 70
 AuspiciOus Start

Capt. s2e1: Team IS, Mrs Elmer Ha, vens. s5,29s; Team Is, Mrs R. T. Staples s755.os; Team r, C. J. Bailey S14o; Team IS: & H; K, Bea6R' Bra6R Capt, S304; Team 20, J. w. Connors, Capt S511; Team 21. L. T. Gallagh- CT, Capt. s375; Team 22 Chief D. E. Johnson, Capt, s292; Team 23, M. F. Litchfield. Capt, s5aS; Team 25, J. G. Ludlum, s3,993.83; Team 26, B. D. Pierce, Jr., Capt. s3,561.
 Industrial Division-Seven factories -s1, 800.
 Executive -s23,4oo.
 The luncheon was affair that teemed with enthusiasm. Norman Leeds was rhe chairman. Father John H. Landry offered the opening prayer.
 The rivalry started when Judge Foster announced that he had been on time but had had to drag General Flames in to get him there on time, ,
 "But not by the hair," interrupted the bald MT. Eanes.
 NO, someone else did that long ago." retorted Judge Foster. And the hattie was on.
 Today the team workers are busy again, having taken a new foofhold and made a fresh start immediately after the luncheon yesterday At their meeting today they expect to have splendid totals to turn in
 The following subscriptions of S1O0 or more were announced:
 5,0O0-Sumner Simpson
 3,OO0-Singer Mfg. Go.
 $2,50O-Mr. and Mrs. Lucien T. Warner, Warner Brothers,
 2,0o0-DeVer H. Warner, MT. and Mrs. E. w. Harral-
 ,5oO-Crane Co.,, Bridgeport Hydraulic Go.
 s1,0O0-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Chaffee. Bridgeport Gas Light Co.,, Acme Shear Co.,, A. w. Burritt Co.,, MT. and Mrs. E. w. Bassiek, MT. and Mrs. G. W. Goodridge, MT. and Mrs. Harry w.
 s75O-Justice George W. Wheeler.
 $7OO-Maude c. Warner.
 s5O0-Mr. and Mrs. D. Fairchild Wheeler, MT. and Mrs. Sigmund Loewith MT. and Mrs. Sanford Stod- Frank E. Ballard, MT. and Mrs B. D. Pierce, Jr., Siemon Hard Rubber Co.,, MT. and Mrs. Percy Anderson. s3S5-Dr. and Mrs. Henry Blodge. $S5O-Mr. and Mrs. G; H. Edwards, MT. and Mrs. J. G. Ludlum.
 $250-Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wheeler, S. NJ. Hawley, MT. and Mrs. Hubert Lyon, Mrs. Pauline Winter, MT. and Mrs. H. K. Beach, MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Davis
 S225-Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Board man.
 $2Oo-Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Parker, MT. and Mrs Frank Brennan, MT. and Mrs. H. W. Hincks, Rev. and Mrs William Horace Day, William P. Kirk.
 s15o-R. W. Cogswe1, A. H. Lerry, H. Hounslea, K. J. Damtoft, MT. and Mrs. H. L. Bishop, James Teford.
 S125-Mr. and Mrs. Seward B. Price, W. E. Phillips.
 $115-Kiwanis Club.
 S105-J. D. Mcleod.
 S100-Miss Anna McMahon, Arthur J. P1att, R. L. French Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Winter, W. Stewart Clark, MT. and Mrs A. M. Conley, Dr. and Mrs H. A. Thornburg, William N Mackenzie, Samuel N. Schnee, Maria H. Batchel1or, A. L. Clark, J. L. Lucas & Son, J. H. Gather, S. w. and F. E. Beach, MT. and Mrs. J. l.. McGorem, M. F. Judd. MT. and Mrs. Alvin Han cock, MT. and Mrs. Maximillian Stein Horace B. Merwin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
Flanagan Against
 One Way Traffic

An unfavorab1e report was return ed to the Board of Aldermen last night by Police Superintendent Pat rick J. Flanagan relative to the es- tab1ishment of one-day traffic routes on Main street at Fairfield avenue and John street The proposal was labelled t'"UnpracticaI' by the police head in that it would throw unusually heavy burdens and cause further con gestion at Elm and Main streets and on Cannon street, thoroughfares al- ready taxed to their capacity with traffic.
 Recompense to the amount of s3,- 750 was voted Mrs. Sarah Kane for rthe death of her husband, Thomas Kane, late city employe. Mrs. Kane will receive bi-monthly payments of S25.47, one-ha1f her late husbands salary, for a period of six years, in addition to s10O allowed for burial expenses.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
TO CHARGE YOUTH
 WITH GIRLS DEATH

Corunna, Mich. April 5-Regard- less of the outcome of the coroner's s Inquest today into the death or Lucy Whittum, prosecutor R. D. Matthews announced hat Forest Higgins would be arraigned on a charge of mur- dering he girl, whose body was found last Thursday and who H:gigns has stated tcok her life because she be- neved he was about to break off their engagement.
 Higgin counsel consented last night to the authorities placing ths rcoused youth on the witness stand
 the inoueslc If they desired
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
WIRELESS MUSIC ENIIVENS
 NOVEL RADIO EXHIBITION

At an exhibition of amateur radio operators. the first of it's kind in the history of wireless te1egraphy, re- gently held in New York, one of the features which attracted public at 'tention was a nightly wireless con- cert. Every evening visitors to the Pennsylvania. Hotel, where the exhi- b1tior was held, were regaled by the music of a phonograph supplied by radio from 9 point on Long Island.
 The exhibition was held under the auspices of the Executive Radio Council of the Second Distriot formed to improve amateur operating condt- tions. Among the odd features was a wirelessly controlled automobile
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
New Trinity
 Nine Coach

Hartford, Conn.,, April 5-NeIson Sharpe, former Springfield College player and with the Springfield (Eastern League) club a few seasons ago, today was engaged as Trinity College baseball coach for the pres- ent season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
Another Probe On
 BergdoIl's Escape

Washington, April 5-Determined to get at the bottom of the escape of Grover c. Bergdoll, the millionaire draft dodger, Rep. Julius Kahn of California announced today that he intended to demand of the House in the next session the appointment Of a special committee to make thorough investigation.
 Kahn has been baked twice in Q siilar effort Resolutions for an in vestigation into the escape of Berg doll introduced in the House at the last session of Congress were per mitted to die.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
FIRE DAMAGE s15O o0o.

Manchester, N. H., April Fire in a store on the ground floor of the Chase building early today forced a dozen women and men to flee to the street and did damage estimated at $150,000. Four firemen were in jured. Contents of several stores and offices were destroyed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05

MISS JULIA FOSTER, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Carl Foster of North avenue returned to Philadelphia, Pa yesterday to resume her course in mu- sic for the remainder of the term.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
To Cure n Cold in One Day

Take G ROVE La GAAtiVe BROMO QUINiSF. tabiets- The genuine bears he signature Of E w Grove '(Be sure you get BRoMo-) soc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-05
Wa1rbsganss
 Out Of Game

Mobile, Ala, April 5.-Rill Warnbs- ganss. Cleveland American League club infielder and one of the big fac tors in that clubs victory in the worlds series cham pionship last year. mas crack in a small bone in the lower right arm and it is said he will be out of the game for at least four weeks.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-12
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Chicago CHICAGO, Aug. 1l.-CATTLE-- 1l,000; better grades beef steers steady; others and fat she stock cull; bulls. calves, stockers and feeders steady; top yearlings $19.6o; top heavies $10. 40: bulk $7 25ei10; bulk fat she stock $4G6: canners and cut ters s2 5o@3. 50: bulk bulls S4 50@ :. 5o; bidding choice Veal calves mostly ss. 50
 HOGS-30.000: market 30 cents to s1 lower than yesterdays average; better grades off most: top s11; s10Ms10.85; bulk packing sows sSW 8 40: pigs $1 to $1 25 lower.
 SHEEP-s,0oo; native lambs bid 25 cents higher: sheep strong. no choice range stock here; native lamb top early to city butchers BIO. 30; packer top $l0 25; bulk $9 50910: ewes scarce; bulk selling $.5o@4.25; few choice lambs $5; best feeder lambs $S. 25.
 kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, Aug. 11.-CATTLE -6, ,000; beef steers steady to IS cents lower; top $10.15: other fed lots s9. 40 G10; Kansas grassers $6. 5067. 65; Oklahomas and Texas $596. .65; stockers and feeders steady to weak {; good 1000 and 1.o50 pound feeders at $7@7.25: stockers mostly $5@5.75; other classes stseady; most calves s5 @6; best kinds s7@7.50; bulk cows l $465: good light heifers $6 .S0@7-
 HOGS-5, 900; open to shippers with light hogs selling fully 50 cents lower; bulk later sales to shippers and packers 75 cents to S1 lower than yesterdays average; s10-15 for one load choice light packers; top | ss. 50; bulk of sales ss.50@10; pigs and packing cows 50 cents to s1 1 lower
 SHEEP-2.0O0; sheep about steady; most fat native ewes around s4. 25; lambs strong; Idahos $10; natives ss.
 Denver
 DENVER, Aug. II. = CATTLE = ] 500: market strong; beef steers $5. 5t | QS; cows and heifers 4.50@7i calves $sGs.5o; bulls s2. 50Q4 stockers and feeders s4.50d16. 25.
 HOGS-1300: market SCOTS cent hgher; top $1o: bulk S.55@s- -s5.
 SHEEP = 1900: market steady lambs ss. s.500s.75; ewes s4. .2o@4.sO
Arizona republican., 1921-08-12
FARMERS ID TAKE
 UP RA|S|N GROWING

SCOTTSDALE. Aug. 1.-The sec retary of the Scottsdale chamber Of commerce has been corresponding with the California Associated Raisin company of Fresno. for the past month in regard to including pros pective growers of this valley in the association. The raisin company is an association composed of 14,0o0 growers of California who gather and market their crop under the label Of sSunmaid Raisins."
 Fred K. Howard of the service de- partment of the association in sev- eral letters to the c. of C.. said his association was willing to take Tn the Arizona growers and give them the same privileges as California growers. He added that it main tains an extension department which teaches the growers how eo raise more and better grapes and would establish branch in the valley when the farmers start to plant grapes.
 At the present time. however, he extends an invitation to every farmer to write to his department for any information they may want on the raisin industry. Many ranchers are going into the raisin industry in this district and this will be welcome news to them.
 Blues to Play Indians The Scottsdale Blues will play the strong Indian reservation team on the local ball grounds Sunday. Man. ager Stewart of the Blues does moi
 know who will be the battery for the
Arizona republican., 1921-08-12
I HURT WHEN AUTOS
 CRASH NEAR GILBERT

GILBERT, Aug. 11.-A serious ac- cident occurred Tuesday on the Chandler Gilbert highway when Mitchell roadster driven by a Twohy employe named Saltry and Ford car collided. throwing the Mitchell car into tine ditch and badly tearing up the Ford. Three persons were in- jured and rushed to the Chandler hospital.
 Leaving for Prescott
 NIT. and Mrs. c. H. Russell and son Justinian leave Thursday morning in their Mitchell car for Prescott, where they will spend the remaining warm days of the summer. They will spend part of their time at the home of Mir. Russells sister Mrs. Joel Jackson and family. MT. and Mrs. Jackson were residents of this community about two years ago.
 Vacation Trip Postponed
 Owing to the sudden illness of c. w. Lines. the party including MT. and Mrs. G. w. Lines and Mir. and Mrs. D. F. Cook were unable to leave for Flagstaff Tuesday morning, as they had planned. Mir. Cook has also rec entity recovered from a long illness of typhoid fever.
 Leaving for Arkansas
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Turney and daughter and MT. and Mrs. Lawson Turney left Wednesday for their for mer home in Arkansas. They will probably remain there for year. T H. Jones will take care of their prop erty interests here while they are away.
 Rushing Work on Building Tom Wall. wno has recently re- turned from vacation spent in Ok ! lahoma is rapidly pushing the wors l forward on the building that he is
Arizona republican., 1921-08-12
NOTICE oE SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned will sell to the high est bidder for cash at public auction at Southwest corner of Jefferson Street and Central Avenue within the City Cor Town) of Phoenix. in the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, on the 18th day of August. 1921. at the hour of 10:30 o'clock A. NJ, the following described personal property to- wit:
 One 1920 Fordson Tractor. Mckay Flow and Harrow. Motor No. 921l4. One 1920 Fordson Tractor. Mckay Flow and Harrow. Motor No. s21i5. The foregoing property is covered by certain conditional sales contract Cor contractsl and this sale is made pursuant to the provisions of Section l9 Of tAe Uniform Conditional Sale: Act"
 Dated this 5th day of August, 1921
 ARIZONA AUTOMOBILE
 EXCHANGE COMPANY. S-S-12 inc.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-12
Legal AdUertising
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned will sell to the high est bidder for cash. at public auction at southwest corner of Jefferson street and Central avenue within the City of Phoenix, in the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona. on the 18th day of August. 1921, at the hour of 10:30 o'clock A. NJ, the following described personal property. to- wit:
 One 1920 Fordson tractor. Mckay blow and harrow. motor No. 92714.
 One 1920 Fordson tractor Mckay blow and harrow, motor No. 921l5.
 The foregoing property is covered
Arizona republican., 1921-08-12

As living memorial to the dead. a site has been set aside by congress for a National Victory building at Wash ington to cost s10.0oo.000, and will be dedicated to the Boys of '76 and the Boys of '17.''
 As the best solution of the soldier relief problem and elimination of the statutory red tape. it has been sug- gested by the director of the war risk insurance bureau, to re-examine A., 500, 900 World war veterans