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Evening star., 1921-04-19

NECK SCARF-Blue fox. Sunday. Reward
Return to Mrs. Cabot Stevens. sos Bond bldg
FAIR OF EYEGLASSES on Connecticut ave.
between the zoo and Maeomb II. Reward II
returned to 217-21s Evans bldg.
POCkETRUOk containing s'l and several
name cards. Owners name pockrtbook. Sun
day. April Il. Liberal reward for return I"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
Narrow Escape for i: r.
Aeronaut in Burning
Balloon and Parachute

r"r' Pleasant. w. Va. Oct. TO-
Harry Fox. a haIl"onist Of Charlest,n'
" ". narrowly escaped death today
wi,ri Il guide rrp" ~ his balloon c1nghe
ire. ;n; spread 10 his parachute and the
ruiaway rope. lie was l,500 feet IN the
at~ but risL"d the jump. The burning
inrachu'" did not open until after q
ir"I, ~ $40 feet and did not collapse UNI
Ill within 7J feet Of the ground. Fox
c~"Hp"'l with two broken ribs.
Fox probably escaped more Injury
du" /" his aliGhting in a sand pile. When
n" hailn"niSt jumped the parachute at
iarhm.ufs automatically released the
las from the bag and the balloon came
h"wn without damage.
r"x's sister. also a halloonist WIS
drowned IN the karawha river near
Charleston about five weeks ago. while
..,:cmrtiuG a flight: his father. william
:. Fox. WIS killed az Dayton In 1917
during an experimental exhibition, and
lis hrnth"- Alfred. met death In an air.
rlanc accident At Newark, y. J.
Fnx said tonight he would continue
fIying. After being given first aid here.
10 mad" prepa RI lions to return to Char.
,'yt"u at Cnce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
Italian Delegation
to Washington Named

Rome oct. lh.---Th" Cia2ct;o De.
rn3olo today announced that the italian
delegation to u" conference on !!mttl-
ton Of armamCntS and Far Eastern
affairs in Washington Wi. b" composed
Of the following members: Pref. Luigi
I.uzln,i. former II, mister oC ;hH tr"aS.
ury: Senior S"haca"r. ais" FORMER m'n-
lister Of the treasury: General .\rman"o
p!a.. commander in chief rf the Italian
qrmic~ and SiSnnr Nicola. Z r"'nh"r Of
the Italian war committee. r." news
paper said that S.Eur Ru'@ndi E.crt,
Italian ambassador to tn" United
States. would go as an alternate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
DETROIT MAN
HAS CONFESSED
CRIME, CLAIMED

Detroit. Mich. Oct. L.. Herman
+. HadtElavh"r confessed tonight,
according to Allen W. Kent, assist
an prosecutor, that l." murdered his,
wife last Thu">lay by thrnwin" her
over IN" railing e l:"ll" Isl" bridge
into the Drrrn!t riy"". where She
WAS drowned. tn" act. Hademach"r
said. followed a quarrel while he
and his wife. " or" out Walking in the
park. He had been held on charge
of murder since Mrs RademaCheTs
hnLr was rrcrTcrrd, Saturday.
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Consider Final Action
ON the Rail Strike

Chlrago co.. L.. 'Il". ""n"rai rhalr-
men uf tho order Of Railway C3ndhc-
inr. TN. Rrr'hrrhr"I ri Locomotive
I.nrir,,r< and the I!rnlhcrhn"d Of Loco
moi,y" rirorcn and EN%!n"m"n me
herr tunirh' IN conference :" ""nHId"r
.ur:,l a,iiun :" hn taken q r"sui' y
.Ir. recent strike ballot taken nE inc
rLI!r"ad hr"UI"rho"1s
vi ha,'"'> ar" unw II Nh" handS u!
tho officers. j. vas announced. eNcep1
= few lat" arrivals which VIII pc
counted ,"n'"rrrw morning. TIL" vote OF
The hrnth"rE""ds. taken on Il I"'n' ha'-
lot. is said I" show heavy ma1"rlt!
fa,nri'ig = strike.
>r',r lr0rIhv discussion ton'en' y
meeting adjourned until tomnrr"" Al
,crnuuu with no definite action.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
MEETS At FA!RM0NT

ra,--o1t. ". Va 'nrt. lh.---tr~ards
ct 400 ministers ami d"'e2ateS haN" ar
rived he-A TO- re tittv-S"rcnth amt
versarv oussrva9r" 81 II" Baptist ann
e-al association ~ West virginia. whi"H
opened SIR ard viii continue un'N
FRIDAY.
This evenings Program was informal.
given by the rap'ist Minister'S Frat"-"H,
Union. T.: LEROY I'aE;n. J. ". English
and J. + toSc wNr" n" speakers. The
WomAns baptist Missionary society is
also having is stare meeting IN cctl"a-
ticn with association anniversary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
Change Of Venue County
Accepted By Gov. Small

Springfield. Ills. Oct. ln.--Counscl for
Governor Small announced late lon!gh:
that they had accepted on" Of the con-
ties which states attorney Mortimer
suggested as a place In which To try the
governor on charges Of emh"zzlrmcut
OF state funds. while lie was state treas
urCr.
Final settlement OF the question of
venue In III" Small case will lie settled
IN Juds" Burton'S court tomorrow, II
MAS indicated tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
COUNTING THE BALLOTS.

Ch!rago. Oct. lQ.--CoIntinG OF the ref
creadum ballot taken last week by the
Amalga mat ted Meat Cutters and Butcher
Work mems Union. comforting power on
the executive board 10 Call a strike. was
begun to-day. at international h'aGQuar,
tiers here. Several days will hc re-
qu,red - complete the count.
There Is no immediate inteation NJ
calling a strike. according to union Off
cerS. hus the vote was designed as a pre-
Ia rehncSS mea sure.
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NICK PAPPAS k|LLED--G|RL Is
HURT--0FF|CER ROTH INJURED

accident he was employed by tn" f"rns
& church company.
Mrs burton at the h"suth! ~ 49,
e.. lock this mor!.iuG stated an"ih"" S'''
was IN the machine At ;h' KIN" ~ '""
ac,il,nt Sh" said the rtr.s name "AN
IIuSms- Tut,,c. h!t no trace has i''i
found Of her. Polio" k"uw n"ih''E -
the second r,r! being in ,hr ma'hli e
Marco WAS driver for "a" ON
m.rcia, ,aNi stand and has 0ron ~ '"c"
employ tur some time.
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DIED

PICKDT-On Monday October 10. 1921,
at 1855 L. NJ. at tho Ohio falley
General hospital. WILLIAM PICKET,
In the S7th year OF his age.
Funeral notice later.
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WANTED TO RENT.

wANTED--To rent. on or before Nov.
list. small house or fiat OF or 3
rooms ard bath In desirable location ::
man and wife only: references fur
n!shed Address r. Z. H.. lntell.gencer.
pcl0-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

Hav" n high IDEAL: In" archer must
above the target # he hopes I" hit
tive bulls eye. -Fr:cnG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

Alvin :. Page being congratulated by
Postmaster General Hays, on Tie part
he took IN The Fort Worth nail car
hold IN. Mr.. Page. assistant ch'"t
clerk nf railway mail servir" NJ Fort
Worth, volunteered ~ net rs ~" mes
scncpr, who. according tn The plans IT
the bandits. (with which by the My
ne was quite familiar) WAS IN he EHii
IN and nj a certain place shut "rah.
ANY sin In his arrangements would
have Gust hinI his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

Funeral Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock. at the Springer Undertaking
Parlor. lin Grove.
Intcrmcnt Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

CRCMBACHBR- ON Sunday. oct. O.
1921. at 5 o'clock \. NJ. GTIAS. A.
CRUMBAtWER in the 60th year OF
his age
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

wANTEp--FivH good men. Wheeling
Building Material Co. Peninsula.
ocS-t
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PARK WANTED

WANTED-To buy good sized farm
In West Virginia or Ohio: price rea-
sonabis: owners only answer. Address
L. o. BOX 4Sl. Martins Ferry. O. oc.5-m
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FoR RDNT-RooMs.

FOR RENT housekeeping rooms on
Island and I'll Chai'i!ne ST. Bath
and phone. Inquire 1929 Cnapi!ne street.
oCtllj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

NANTEp--Tt"ao salesman and cam
Ya<<.r: r"'"r"N"es required. Apply
BY letter n&,y. stating salary and last
plano hrG<" tor whom YOU worked. Ben
Eeynol!s & 90. llS-llS y. Main 81.
W-aShinR.ca Pc Oc.S-t
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WANcTD-MAL0.

wANTEU~-.tu experienced mechanic 10
learn tha typ"wrIt;nS business: state
age. who're last employed retersnc" AID
salary expected: permanent II man IS
~---t-tt Coy. Address X. ~. care In
Ssll!g-nceR oc.ll-J
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ENTERED INTO REST.

i3"l. I: ) o'clock. I. NJ. At I'm Grove.
n"3r = RrthEe. ELLA +. CURTIS,
witc q: l.. +. Springer.
Fun"raI services from tho residence
Tr.ha,. $50 +. ". interim, at Grs~n-
wool.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
Priests Of The
 City On Retreats | At Manreasa.

A number of the pastors and junior curates of the Catholic churches in the city left yesterday for their an nual reterats at Manresa on keyser Island in South Norwalk.
 Each year there is a preacher of ! national renown who speaks to the group on various religious subjects. This year Rev. Father Walterp Drum, S.J., has been secured. Father Drum is professor in Sacred Scripture and Syriac at the Iss..its novitiate in Woodstock, Maryland
 The first group of clergymen will return to the city on Saturday morn- ing and the other, pastors, and as- sistant pastors will make their re- treats during the following week.
 The priests who are away are: Rev. Jeremiah Duggan and Rev. Edward Shaughnessy from Blessed Sacra- ment church.: 1.ev. pr. Richard F. Moore and Rev. Thomas Mooney from Sacred Heart church; Rev. James B. Nihf1l and Rev. Joseph Gan1ey from St. Augustine's church; l; Hev. Patrick J. NIcGivney and Rev. Michael Kearney from St. Charles church; Rev. Matthew J. Traynor from St. Mary's church; Rev. John c. Lynch and Rev. Michael Thompson from St. Patrick's church.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
POII'S,

Black S White open the show now playing at Polls and high-powered vaudeville performance follows the novel act of these two, comedy, supple girls.
 Eddie BuzzelI & company present the star act, "A Man of Affairs" a triking1y original comedy conception. Eddie Buzzel1 as the wise-cracking nick is a high-speed comedian. There are six people in the company in -luding a late edition of The Chorus Lady.
 George P. Wilson in new and topial monologue, Harry and Peggy Oakes in smart set repartee, Garcen- etti Brothers in a novel comedy hat throwing act complete the bill.
 "The Easy Road' with Thomas Mefghan is a Paramount picture. The theme is sufficiently new. The story points a moral but does it entertain ingily. Thomas Meighan's role is not as impressive as it was in 'Conrod In Quest of His Youth" yet his person ality and acting ability carry him through.
 Frisco night, it must be remember ed, is tonight. Jazz holds sway on the Poli stage between the first and second shows.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
LOCAL DELEGATE TO ATTEND BIG
 CONFERENCE

The secretaries in charge of the Barnum Service Center have arrived back in the city after their vacations and are planning a schedule of act1va- ties for the girls during the fall and winter. The program will be com pleted in three or four weeks.
 On Thursday the local delegates to the Industrial conference to- be held at Camp A1tamont in New York state from August 20 to September 3. will meet at the center to make plans for leaving the city early on Friday morning.
 The Bridgeport group which will attend will consist of two members of the executive committee, Mrs. George Lecky and Miss Caroline May and two of the members of the Cen ter, Miss Marion Jackson and Miss Mae Travers. The work to be done by the Industrial groups during the coming year will be discussed and the accomplishments of the past year reviewed at the huge meeting at Altam Ont.~~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
ASK PEOPLE TO KEEP COOL
 IN SILESIA

ernment today appealed to the Ger man residents of Upper Silesia to keep cool and not start anything pending the solution of the Upper Silesian issue by the council of the League. A proclamation was issued, which said in part:
 Despite the postponement f~the Upper Silesian decision. we ask the pecting justice to prevail.''
 It is understood that Ade1bert Kor- fanty, Polish commissioner in Upper Silesia and Header of the Polish in surrection, will attend the League of Nations. meeting as representative of the Polish population of the disputed territory. =. - -t-.-- ------ ,---,.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
Mrs. Graham Entertains Members
 Of Bowling Team.

Mrs. Hannah Graham entertained the members of the Rowland Girls bowling team and few other friends recently at her summer cottage at Silver Sands beach. The house was attractively decorated with crepe pa per in the teams co1ors. A few of the guests entertained with vocal and piano selections and dancing was en- loved on the wide veranda. Late in the evening a supper was served by a local caterer.
 Mrs. Graham's guests were Miss Charlotte Kentze1, Miss Inez Terry, Miss Christine O'Brien, Miss Isabelle Burr Miss Catherine Duggan, Miss Ida DeLemos, Miss Sara Hughes. Charles Graham, Albert DeLemos and George Hughes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16

son, at New Milford.
 Miss Mary E. Cooney. daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Cooney of sos Gurdon street, left town Monday for Camp Barlow. Germantown. N. Y.
 Among the first cabin passengers arriving at New York. Aug. Is. on from Hamburg, was Walter Buswel1 of 426 Wood avenue, Bridgeport, who has been visiting for two months and a half in Sweden and Germany.
 A meeting of the members of the Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan Asylum Society will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the Y. M. H. A. club will be transacted all members are urged to be present.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Lynch of Livingstone place left today for a va cation of two weeks to be spent at Block Island, R. I.
 Miss Esther Walsh of Hawley ave nue is enjoying a delightful vacation at Mt. Tom, Mass.
 Miss Catherine Wilson of Park av- enue and Miss Catherine Morrissey spending their vacations in northern New York and Canada. returned to their homes on Sunday night
 Miss Betty and Miss Genevieye Crehan of Fremont street, and Miss Claire Rourke of Vine street have returned after a weeks vacation in New Hampshire. They were regis tered at tHe Sunset Inn at North Conway.
 Miss Lucey Landry, who is engaged in Catholic social service work in Canton, Ohio, and Dr. Benedict B. Landry of the City hospital of Bos- ton, are the guests of their brother, Rev. John Landry, assistant pastor of Blessed Sacrament church for a week.
 Miss Frances Vosburgh of Park avenue, who has been employed for the past year in the Municipal lab oratory in the Welfare building, will resign her position on Sept l, and will enter New cork University, where she will study medicine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16

The matter of furnishings is problem that fronts every householder twice year. Often there is the unspoken wsh f could only throw out everything and have new' Take thought, with everything in it would not be very inviting. cannot have familiar atmosphere, any "lived-in look This only by furnishing leisurely and lectng pieces twice year, thoughfuly, always considering the rest of the house. In this only the furniture of the house parake of the peronay of the family.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
URUGUAY TO GIVE
 WOMEN RIGHTS

Montevideo, Aug. 16-President Brum has sent the Uruguayan Con gress a bill providing suffrage for women and all other legal rights held by men. The project has met with the approval of influential groups in Congress and it seems to be assured of success. Passage of the bill will give Uruguay the distinction of be- ing the first South American nation to grant women equal rights.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
A New Incense with an agreeable OdOr is
 "KhenSu"

This is a compound of fragrant woods, gums, res in and dried flowers and aromatic powders of vari- ous sorts, very scientifical- ly mixed. If burned in closets it will drive away moths. It gives a very agreeable atmosphere to any room and insects don't like it. This new incense is put up by Helen Harrison of Boundbrook, New Jer- sey. With it are incense burners of black or dark pottery decorated in true Eastern style.
 Large box of incense 75 cts. Burners, 75 cts. Toilet Counter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
Personals

MT. and Mrs. George A Robertson have returned home after spending a month with their brother and sis ter, Harold and Miss Anna Robert son, at New Milford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
To People Going On Vacations
and needing new luggage

and needing new luggage
 The Prices Trunks and Bags will appeal All Wardrobe Trunks including Oshkosh, Belber and Hartmann makes in full, taxi and three-quarter sizes
 Regularly $500 Sale Price $28.OO Regularly $ 4O.OO. Sale Price $32.00 Regularly $ 6OOO> Sale Price $48.OO Regularly $ 75.OO Sale Price $6O.OO Regularly $ 5000 Sale Price $72.OO Regularly $1O0.OO Sale Price $8O.OO Dress Trunks of fibre, in all sizes, Regularly $500 Sale Price $14.40 Regularly $2OOO Sale Price $16.O0 Regularly $22OO Sale Price $17.6O Canvas covered Trunks, slated styles,
 Regularly $17OO Sale Price $13.60 Regularly $500 Sale Price $14.4O Regularly $2OOO Sale Price $16.OO Steamer Trunks, canvas covered and slated, Regularly $11OO Sale Price 8.80 Regularly $12OO Sale Price 9.6O Regularly $13OO Sale Price $1O.40 Suit Gases covered with mating and cane Suit Gases of black enamel and leather Bags of all leath ers sizes and styles for either men women.
 At proportionate reductions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
Furniture for the Living Room

urmture for the LIVlng Room Three piece Sets. Tapestry covered pieces built by the best makers very luxurious and easy.
  Three-Piece Set with davenport bed, spring arms and spring construction through out The January price $6OO.O0 $365.O0 Three-Piece Set velour covered, davenport bed. January $375.oo $23o0o These sets containing the davenport which be opened and made into comfortable bed at night will appeal to those who live in small apartments, because it is convenient to have extra bed when visitors drop in to spend the night
  Tapestry Sets of three pieces made with spring arms January $575oo ss5ooo Three-Piece Sets with velour covered cush- ions, cane backs. Cushions made in auto mobile style January $20O.OO $120.00 Three-Piece Velour Set with blue cushions panels Wing chair with two cush- ions and bolster. January $375.OO $235.00
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16

Miss Lucy McElroy of Golden Hill school, has returned after a weeks vacation in New Jersey.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
$a5o.oo 
At the Sweater Section are some Jersey Knit Sports Blouses
TAOoS0 Third floor.

These finely knit blouses most desirable for tennis, golf and boating. particular style that goes on like middy in navy burnt orange, and cardinal trimmed at the bottom with band of white It has short sleeves and Bromley neck. $500 Bromley" Slip-overs of Jersey knit, assort- ment in beautiful colorings, all sizes from 36 to 42. $500 Sports Tuxedo Goats of Jersey, may be worn well in to the fall. In sand glow henna- glow, heather and navy blue. $95O Shaker Knit Slip overs, ideal for sports especial
 ly when going long hike College girls like these and consider their wardrobe incomplete without In navy blue and white. 5000
 Secon foor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
Warner $ Corselettes

These little garments which take the place of corsets and hose sup porters are easy to wear for sports or golf. Many women like them with slip-on dresses which are unconfned at the waist. Just the thing for gymnasium wear or. for the morning.
 s1.5o, s2.oo, $500 and
 $3.50
 Corset Section. When the Corset Steel
 cuts through
 Use a Korset Rap which mends neatly and lengthens the dur ability of the corset t 10 cts. each.
 Corset Section.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
T able Silver

Pennington Pattern Plain Colonial This has silver overlaid, guaranteed for 50 years.
 Sold in sets of six pieces
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
EsrahIsheo

The August Sale Continues in the Furniture and Housefurnshing Departments goods
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16

Sold in sets of six pieces
  Medium Knives, hollow handles, $15OO S12OO Knives, hollow handles, S135O S1GSO Medium Knives. model handles, 8.75 5 $40 Knives model handles, 775 5 62O Medium Forks 775 } 6-D Dessert Forks TAO 5.9O Soup Spoons round bowl, 1.Io 6.2O Dessert Spoons, 14o o.9o Table Spoons. 175 > 6.2o Tea Spoons, oSo } o'UO With Knives and Sugar Shells which regularly $i.2O. 9o cts
 ain foor "F1 Ter Fathers Popular Stories Daughter
 Gene stratton Porters neprhn'S' "ii eoou new book antbors on sale Wednesday
 $1.75 ~45 cts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16

Miss Mary E. Cooney. daughter o1 MT. and Mrs. William Cooney of 50: Gurdon street, left town Monday fol Camp Barlow, Germantown. N. Y.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
If you are going away take Hard Water Soap with

HaT0 WaltF SUdp WICH
 you.
 While Bridgeport water is above criticism being soft, cool and agreeable, frequently when away from home one meets hard water. In bathing or in washing out small pieces this hard water soap is very useful.
 10 cts. a cake
 Toilet Counter.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15

can build your houses cheaper than anyone else in town. I have the lum- Der: have the machinery, and 30 years experience. I have portable house set up here, consisting of four rooms
 They can be finished up on the in side to suit you for $500 to s750. I can build you small house for about $200 If you haven't got the $200. make an effort to get it.
 I am running this business on a large scale and do building cheap. didn't have $2oO six years ago myself; say not. But I took a tumble. I came to the conclusion something was wrong with me. and one day dropped into a place down town to get supper, and what do you suppose I saw on the bill of fare? Brains. 45 cents. It flashed through my mind that needed some thing like that. So I ordered a dose, and, believe me, things went different from that day on, and it was that dose of Accent brains got me going, and I am buying brains right now, and have made thousands of dollars by keeping supplied with brains. You can benefit by my experience. Get brains, and you soon will be on your way rejoicing. and buy your lumber from the Ohlrau Lumber & Mill Co.,
 W. F. OHLRAU.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
New Six Room Brick

Located at 1121 E. Portland; 5000: good terms; modern. gray brick. D. A. Brown, 1929 woodland Ave. owner.
 hl
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
PIANOS. PIANOS

PLAYER R-PIANOS. PIANOS AND MONOGRAPHS AT FACTORY RE- TAIL PRICES. CASH OR EASY TERMS. TUNING ND REPAIRING.
 EMERSON, CHASE BROS. LINDE- MAN & SONS PIANOS.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
To Move Quick

A number of Fords with light truck bodies, cheap for cash. Will make splendid speedsters or delivery cars. All in good mechanical shape. Also a one ton worm drive Ford truck. a 1-ton G. M. c. truck, two Nash Quads with trailers and the best 7-ton heavy duty outfit in the state consisting of a 31z- ton G. NJ C.. and 31a ton Trail mobile, both pm u m a 1 equipped. Ask for Baker.
 SOUTHWEST COTTON co.
 Seventh and Grant Sts.