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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28
The Home Garden

But little interest is found among
pecple so far as growing peaches is
concerned; yet there were a few trees
in Richmond that yielded good crop
of fruit this year.
The horticultural department OF
Purdue University has issued a bulle
tin giving several valuable sugges
lions to those who might become in
terested in growing a few trees. The
most important are as follows:
All things considered spring plant
ing is safer than fall. If moisture
conditions are favorable fall planting
will be an advantage. If it is desirable
to plant in the fall. allow the tree to
shed its leaves normally before dig
sing.
Spring planting should be done as
early as the ground is suitable
Medium sized stock is preferable; one
year old peach trees have the prefer
ence over two year old trees. The
reliability Of the nurseryman is very
important. Order early so as to get
good stock and free from disease. IT
setting the trees dig the holes just
large enough to receive the root sys
TEN and deep enough that the trees
may be set about three inches deeper
than they were in the nursery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28
Eat Corn Meal and
Improve Your Health

Do you know how to make corn
meal cheese pudding? Or corn meal
fish balls? Or Philadelphia scrapple?
Or Polenta? You may not even know
what polenta is.
Then there is corn meal mush with
fruit, buttermilk, waffles, corn meal
puffs and fritters. Only the initiated
know the joy of cracking bread, ash
cake, corn dodger, and corn pone.
There are a thousand ways to use
corn meal and lend variety to the
diet. Corn meal is nourishing but
aside from that it stimulates the di-
gestive organs like a massage does the
scalp. 1t is just scratchy enough TO
be invigorating.
There is more food value locked up
in corn than in any other product of
the American farm. The housewife
who does not draw on it is overlook
ing the nations greatest food reserve.
Get the bulletin of the Department
of Agriculture which tells many ways
to use corn meal. 1t is full of prac-
teal and tempting recipes
do not send the coupon to The Pal
lad UNI. Mail it direct to Washington
y. c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28
tuberculosis Tips


The time has come to mobilize
our forces to repel the invader. What
invader? tuberculosis. Where did
he get in? Friend, he has been here
for years; he beat Columbus over. In
fact. he has been on the job for the
last $500 years and is still going
strong. This is everybodys fight and
even though money will help, money
will not win the war by itself. The
ministers of the country should CO.
operate with existing health agencies,
they should secure adequate provision
for their poor members; they should
distribute health literature to their
people. Doctors should insist that
their patients be examined regularly
at least once a year sick or we'll in
order to prevent tuberculosis from
getting a foothold. Teachers should
instruct children rules of health, by
keeping the classroom we'll ventliat-
ed, even If the janitor does growl
because a little heat slips out Of the
open window Better have a little
heat slip out than a little germ get
in some innocent's body. Parents
should help by keeping the home we'll
ventilated Fresh air is the cheapest
thing in the world, grab it. See that
bedroom windows are opened and
KEPT open They should study food
values because anything that can Be
eaten is not necessarily pOper food
for growing childen. A glass of milk
in the morning is infinitely superior
TO doughnuts and coffee. Children
should try to keep clean, by keeping
pencils, buttons, coins, and the like
out of their mouths. Workers can
help by insisting on well-ventilated
working places, By avoiding dust and
dampness, by refusing to work in dark
workrooms (unless they are photo
graphers): by avoiding the OverwOrk
that comes from long, inhuman hours,
and by demanding sanitary appliances
and facilities in the shop and commit
nifty. These are the forces, but the
finances must come from Christmas
seals and Christmas bonds. Even one
cent will help but it stands to reason
that a dollar, SO, 800 or even $1,000
will help in proportion. Health can
not be bought. but it can be guaran-
teed by proper methods.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28

due to the faithlessness of his sweet
heart. who turned to another man.
Herbert Duffy has more of d chance
to express himself in this play and he
more than handles his part in a pleas
ing manner.
The owner of the Inn Jim Evans
taken by Arthur Ohm, is the center of
interest during the entire show,
through his peculiar habits and tenn
permanent. He takes his part we'll and
plays it to a perfection. His makeup
brings out an old time tight-wad who
proves very difficult to deal with.
Lolita Ellis takes the part of the
servant Amelia in the play and char
acterizes this person to the dot, as she
has proven in her past plays. Her
makeup is a scream and the situa-
tons which confront her make things
lively at all times.
Lucille Husting, taking the part of
Rose Howard, KendalTs phantom
sweetheart and Beth. played by Bonnie
Beck, true friend of Kendall. have a
chance 10 prove their real ability and
TO express themselves to the limit.
Especially ulu, bonnie Beck Df1ng OUT
her talent in handling the part which
| is carried throughout the entire play
Judge Weeks, who insists in arrest
| ing speeders and taking care of the
money, is well played by George Rob
! bins. He brings mirth with every en-
trance.
! Jay Collins plays the role of Phillip
! Lund, who is instrumental in wreck.
! ing the first romance of young Ken.
| dali. lis role does not carry as much
| expression as has been the fact in
previous plays, but he does meet all
the requirements of the part.
M. Kendall, Jack kendall's faith
er. played by Jack Boyle. proves to
! be the hard father at the sons hour
of need and leaves him to look out for
himself. Jack Boyle has d part which
brings out expression and talent and
surely handles his end of the play
with tact.
William Griggs, takes the part OF
Mr. Blake, the representative of a
large auto manufacturing concern.
Blakes startles all the stockholders in
the Mile a Minute Engine Company
with his exceedingly large offering for
the invention which young Kendall
! had perfected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28
C0NFISCATED GOODS
PILFERED BY CORRUPT
OFFICIALS OF SOVIET
tBy Associated Press)

MOSCOW, Nov. 28-Goods acquired
by the government when il took over
all property have been dissipated to q
very great extent and probably con
stitute a considerable part Of the ma
terial offered on the local street mar
kets.
The Bolshevists confiscated the
stocks of merchants and the contents
of offices and residences and stored
them in government houses which
have been named loot houses" by the
non-Communist public.
These stocks were drawn on very
heavily by the army and for other gov
eminent purposes. But they also
proved a gold mine for dishonest offic-
ials, and the dearth of all sorts Of
small articles in these houses indi-
Gates that pilfering has been pretty
general.
Concert pianos, gigantic divans, i'm
mensa bedroom suites and wardTobes
abound, but flat silver, table linen,
small rugs and other household ar
ticles which guards could carry are
lacking. When the American Relief
administration opened up the houses
where its personnel lives the govern
ment was to supply all furnishings un-
der the food agreement
1t was with greatest difficulty that
enough dishes were found in the loot
houses" for the use OF the Americans
and, although assurances were given
that the government stores would
yield plenty of table silver, the relief
workers were obliged to use timed
iron spoons. Repeated searches were
made in warehouses where silver was
listed, but it was always missing.
Many old-time Russians who are en-
ployed by the American Relief Admin
istration have recognized pieces OF
their own furniture in the lot supplied
10 the American Relief Administration
houses by the government.
Many of the better pictures from
private houses have been put into gal
leries in Moscow and Petrograd Old
furniture and tapestries have also
been saved for museums in many
cases, but the great mass of confiscat-
cd furniture and carpets has gone into
government offices or residences OF
government officials.
The property of foreigners was
treated the same as that of Russians
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28
The Theatres
RICH MONO.


James Whitcomb Riley's classic of
Americas boyhood The Old Swim
min Hole" which has been adapted
for the screen with Charles Ray in
the role of Ezra, was written in 1877
and has run through Il record number
of issues both in its original language
and through tTanSlatiOnS into the Ian
guages of many foreign countries.
Riley was born in Greenfield, Ind
in 1853, His writings, chiefly in the
form Of contributions to newspapers
and magazines. first began to attract
attention about 1875. These appeared
over the pen name B. F. Johnson, Of
Boone" Never taking his verse writ
ing very seriously, Riley busted him
self with such unpoetical work as the
painting of wagons and other odd pur-
suits.
In remarkable degree this author
possessed the gift Of playing upon the
human heart strings with magic touch
and the quality that makes his verse
ring true. Among his best remember
ed writings in addition to The Old
Swimmin' Hole are after Whites, y
Green Fields and Running Brooks, -
AN Old Sweetheart of Nine" and
Rhymes of Childhood" all of which
are pre-eminently characterized by
humor, pathos and sympathetic treat
ment of the simple phases OF life.
The Old Swimmin Hole" in its mo
ton picture form is a First National
attraction directed by Joseph De
Grasse. and will close its showing at
the Richmond tonight.
MURRETTE
Betty Ross Clarke, who plays the
role of Bertha Harmon, in Katherine
MacDOnald's new First National at
traction, Her Social Value" which
is playing at the Murrette, formerly
was a ballet dancer, and although bill
ed as a Russian danseuse, in reality
she was born some ten thousand miles
due west from Petrograd. To be exact
she first saw the light of day on the
plains of North Dakota where her faith
er was a banker in a little town con
sisting Of a single street with ten
buildings on one side and a vacant LOT
of some million acres on the other
At the age Of three she was taken to
Minneapolis, where she received he1
education in the public schools and a.
Stanley Hall After finishing school
she went to New York, where she
threw her whole soul into studying
dancing Following a year on vaude
Vile circuits, she accepted a stock en-
gagement at Halifax. Nova Scotia, IT
order to obtain money TO study ballet
dancing abroad She made such g
tremendous hit in French dialect parts
that she gave up the idea of dancing
for living, and returned to theUni'ed
States, going on a tour with Fair ant
Warmer"
Before leaving the stage for mo
tion pictures, she appeared with stock
companies in Pittsburgh, Rochester
Stapleton and Des Moines
WASHINGTON STOCK
Mile a Minute Kendall produced
by the Bessey Stock company at the
Washington this week ushers in an
other of the successful offerings Of
the company.
\ rich mans son. having been rov
ing over the country for some few
weeks, spending his fathers money
with carelessness and having a big
time in general, finally lands in a no
tel and road house where his high
life ends, loses his sweetheart, be
comes dependent and is forced tt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28
Masonic Calendar

Monday, Nov. 2S-Richmond Com
mandary No. S. X. T. The Past EN-
minent Commanders will confer the
Order of the Temple.
Wednesday, Nov 30-Webb lodge
No. q F. & a. NJ. Called meeting,
work in the Master Mason degree, Z
=. m.
Thursday. Dec. Wayne Council
annual election of officers.
Friday, Dec liking Solomons
chapter, No. 4. r. A. NJ. work in Roy.
al Arch degree.
Saturday, Dec. 3-Loyal Chapter No
~, o. Z. S. stated meeting, annual
election Of officers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28
GREATEST LIGHTHOUSE
IN WORLD, COMPLETED
- AssocIated Pressl

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-What is described
as the most powerful lighthouse ever
constructed has just been completed
here. 1t is intended for the new air
station at Dion and has taken over
two years to construct
The beam of light thrown from two
groups Of lamps has an intensity Of
1000 000,0 900 candle power and the
flash viii be seen at a distance Of
nearly 200 miles.
The whole fabric Of steel girders on
concrete piles will be transported to
Mount Africa, 0,500 feet) nine miles
from Dion, where it will be set up
permanently as a guiding light for
the great airways to the East and
South of Europe.
Its cost to the air company which or
dered it is estimated at 100000 francs.
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Two views of Agnes Souret.

work for a source of getting out OF
debt. His project proves at first, a
big failure, but in the end he gains
fortune and the girl who brought him
to his success.
Joan Evans. the Inn keepers niece
played by Patti Mckinley, is the young
lady who at the first glimpse of young
Kendall, takes an active interest in
his welfare and whether it meant
spending her own money or not, she
saw the thing through and brought
success to her former playmate.
Jack Kendall. Mile a Minute Ken
DALI played by Herbert Duffy, en-
ters in a boisterous manner and tries
to awaken the old Inn and its in
mates. His wild life did not last long
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28
Handley Asks Cooperation
For Better Richmond

Pointing out the advisabiIity of all
residents working together for bet
ter Richmond and asking for the CO.
operation of all citizens when he takes
office, Lawrence Handley mayor-eIect
addressed the members of Post c.
Travellers Protective association, a.
its regular meeting Saturday night
in the club rooms, on North Ninth
street.
/. c, Newcomer, president of the
association, presided and introduced
MI Handlev
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-28
koKoMo TO HAVE HANeARs

KOKOMO, Nov 28.-SteeI for the
two hangers allotted to the aviation
squadron Of the Indiana National
Guard, which is stationed here, has
arrived and construction will begin
soon, according to Major W. NJ. Fag-
ley. commander.
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STOCKS and BONDS
SHOCK MARKED

NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-On the largest and most varied dealings Sc far this year, approximating 1.2OO. .O0J shares. the stock market today strengthened its forward movement ol Monday
 In, its general aspects the advauc,. appeared largely of speculative cri.in, Special shares in which an extensive short interest is believed to exist scored the largest gains.
 Factors which again contributed tu the advance included the increased strength of foreign exchange. albeit the British rate was somewhat ex- tended to time funds, which were in more liberal supply than at any her. iod in six months.
 Steels, shippings, equipments and speciaiies comprised the strongest issues, Crucible again leading the list at gain of 9is points, or a fraction more than yesterdays advance. 9th erwise gains of ?. to points were Impaired by realizing sales and the bacfIwardness of rails. which at no time kept pace with the general mar ket and closed for the most part at moderate recessions.
 Aside from some foreign municipal issues. which enhanced recent gains. the bond market lacked definite trend, many popular issues reacting with the Liberty group and convertible rails. Total sales (par value) SIP 675,OO0. Old. United States bonds. were unchanged on call.
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Page Five
Legal Notc-s
FORFEITURE NorIcE

TO; CHARLES .. NIANSUR. his heirs administrators and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 You are hereby notified that inc mn. oerSigned has expended the sum of One Hundred (SlOe.OOl Dollars in labor and improvements for each or the following years to-wit; 1908. 1906. lSO7. 1908. 1919. islo. 1911. lSls, 1918. lsls. 1915. 1916. lsl'' ISIS and 1918. upon each of the fol. lowing named claims. tO-wit: MANILA. Amended Location Notice re. corded tn Book se. Record of Mines. nag, SSs '~s' PenooSoots, Amended Location Notio. recorded m book s6. Record oI Mines pssgs SSS
 Nente'. .Nuneaaed Location Notlc. r. '0rded m Book %. Record of Mines page SsS.
 or SoShlse County. Arizona.
 The said claims. and an Of them bein, situate in the Warren Mining District Coehise County. Arizona.
 Said labor and Improvements being cone and made in order to hold the said claims and each of them under the pro visions of Section 3Ssi of the Revised Statutes Of the United States and amend mentS thereto, the sum of One Hum dred tSlOo,oo) Dollars being the amount required to hold each of said lode claims for each of the years above stated. H. within ninety (90l days from the personal service Of this Notice or within ninety IS0) days after the publication thereof, you fail or refuse ol contribute your proportion of such expenditures as co-owner. which amounts to Seven Hundred and Sffty (S750.00D Dollars foi each Of the above named claims your interest in the claim. OF claims. for which >ou tsll 10 contribute your proportion. will, by the terms of said Statute. be. come the property Of the subscriber. youi 'o-owner. who has made the required p~ntitures.
 SOLOMON SPRINGS CoPPki
 COMPANY.
 HN JAAiisS R. Rll.EN.
 Attorney tn FsVt .t'Sted NoVstioei 18th isa0
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NOTICE FOR IMPLICATION. Department ot the Interior.
 O9aoSl

|. s. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona December @. 1890.
 Notice is hereby given that Columbus T. StoltE, of Hereford, Arizona, who on April sS. 1917. made Homestead Entry. No. 0SisSi. for WI 2NEi- {, SEi-iNEf- Il Sec. 2l. NEi- 4NWi-i. Section 22, Town ship 2s-S.. Range 2l-E.. c. & s. R. B. & Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim James Allison. T.. S. Commissioner. at Bisbee. Arizona. on the sth day of Feb rnary. 1921.
 Louis Gnong. of Risbee. Arizona: c. !. Perry, of Lewis Springs. Arizona: Jack HI. Stoltz, and William A. Lyth. both of Heerford, Arizona.
 CHAS. F. TRANSFERABLE. Register
 First publication Jan. z. 1921.
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FOR RENr-FvRNlsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-0ne large room close in. 120 Quality Hill. Gentleman pre-
 ferred. SI27-l-I3
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FoRoNEY elLL SUPPORTED

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. 1.-The lower house of the Utah legislature today unanimously adopted a concur. rent resolution memorializing con gress to enact the Fordney emergency tariff bill as expeditiously as possible. It was pointed out that the operation of the Fordney bill is urgently needed to stabilize business and financial conditions in the west, where many states are dependent upon livestock and crop production.
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ln the SGperior Court ln the County Of COchiSo. state Of Ari.on9.
 Estate of Edwin j. White deceased. Notice Is hereby gwen by tho under slened. administrator of tho estate 0f Elwin J. White. deceas0d. to the credi- tors of and an persons having claims against the Said dcceRscd. Co exhibit tbcfn. with the necessary vouchers. with in four ca months after the first puhli- cation of this notice Co the said adminis- trator al office of Flanigan X Murry, att torneys at law. Bis0eo. Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of the business or said estate. in said County of Cochise.
 MICHAEL. F. RYAN. Administrator Of the Estate Of Elwin J.
 White. deceased.
 Dated thiS day of lanuarv la9O
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OIL STOCKS
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Jan. 11-Liberty bonds today were irregular. closing at: 31a's S9e2O: first 4's SST.5O: second 4's SS6.96; first 4A's SS7,34; second AT s SS6-96; third ilI's S90.34; fourth 4A's SS7.36; Victory SI's s97.00; Victory 44'S S97.0i.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. H. Governor BrOugh on the last day of his term but one. today issued ei par dons or communications of sentence, bringing the total number of cases in which he has extended executive clemency during his four years as gov crnor to 1,2i6.
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METAL MARKET

NEW NORH, Jan. 11.-LCad un- changed. Zinc unchanged Bar sil- yer unchanged; foreign .65s. Copper unchanged.
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OATMAN
Furnished by COLLINS 6 REPATRIATION
OTHER CURES

Furnished by COLLINS 6 BRETHERTON
 Brokers
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NC .1cE 10 CREDITORS

Attorney tn Fs,t
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Closing Quotations Jan. 11' 1e2o

Fs'n'shed by L. J. OVERLOOK sROKER
 rs-f arnr G R-,,~
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FOR SALE-160 acres patented land, ? room house. good wells, fenced Oa one side four wires. post set all around, 3 miles Fl Frida, price Sl,00O. room house partly furnish ed. sleeping porch. wash house and wood shed. Price SS50.00. For Rent 5 room house furnished new house, Warren. S40.0O. For Sale s room house furnished. Almost new, will trade for Ford Car1S500. balance like rent, Winwood Addition; room house. Jiggerville. Price $500. rents for $25. These and other bargains in all parts of the district. List your property with me for rent and sale See me for Fire Insurance. M. c. High. 795S-1-tf
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RATES
 One ie Six Sc T~entyfour consecutive
 hsrpe cents
fc per word Sc per~orc tSc per ~o-o

Aaserssement to  
 
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   ores
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FOR RENT-4 room cottage; open fireplace, hardwood floors, bath with l. heater; right of Boulevard, Cochise TOW. house next to end close to car line. rent S2000. J. E. Cain. Phone
 Green 647. S0S1-1-i4
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NEW YORK coPPERs
BUSINESS CHANGES

FOR SALE-SQuare Deal Cafe. Fur nished ready for business. Gail rom r. 10 ?. ID. Reason TOT
 selling. ill health. SO5i1.ts
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT uNFURNlSHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-Four room house unfur- nished. POS Hazard St., Warren.
 Phone Red 906. SI17-1-l5
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Present strength ot the United States army in Panama is 213 officers and i1i6 men.
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FOR SALE
-OR $ -E-REAL EsTATs
FRECKLES

FOR SALE-In all parts of the War ren District. homes at reduced prices f room house in Warren partly furnished S170O.OO; 6 room cement house furnished S55OO0O, good terms; 5 room house Bisbee, $SOO.OO; 4 room house. Bisbee, Sl1O0.O0; Apartment houses paying 20 to 50 per cent per annum on the purchase price We want to list more houses for sale, think it over, get your. prices right and come in or phone us. Insurance that in- sures. S60O.0O0. 10000 behind your policies with us. Ask us for rates,
 We furnish insurance as cheapIy as
 any one with reliable Board Com panies. Phone 26 No. 51 Main
 Street LTF. S133-tf
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COTTON MARKET
2+ ARE PARDoNEO

NEW YORK. Jan. 1l.-Cotton clos od at a net decline of 3S to 6S points.
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FOR RENT-4 room modern house in
 Warren, Phone 671. S0S2-1-1i
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FOR Remr-tu uRn,sHEc HOUSES

FOR RENT-3 room furnished house. S20.. with water, near Castis Rock
 Box 1710. S13S1-li
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PHONE The Review Want AdS--"ReSult GetterS"
BOSTON coPPERs

S~ s-shsd oN Jb kkLOI "A BROKER
 "Ve0 -sfes' Logan 6 BrSsn Arizona Commercial A SIS
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FOR RENT-Four room furnished
 housekeeping. No. 6 Cowan Ridge. S076 IA