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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
.INvINGAToRI 81 INvINSI

Q correspondents din Berlin
semnaleaza, pc 1inga petrecerile
,zilnice = 81 nocturne mai ales. -
care Sc par ii acolo mai nastras-
nice iii nerusinarea lor pc vreme
cInd, de almintrelea, dracul des-
friului 81 al risipei sguduie ONE
nirea, lucrurile care Sc fac, Gu o
nesflrsita rabdare 81 Gu succesul
ce o rasplateste totdeauna, in la
'boratoriile stiintei aplicate, 81
marea opera tehnica sapaturilor
sub Friedrich strasse, in vede-
rea unui Metropolitan. :.
Alte stiri semnalau munca in
tetlta care Sc desvOlta in toate
fabricile, mai mult: in orr ce lOc
unde fiinta omeneasca este p,ls;i
( a 81 indeplini serviciul de fiecare
ri fara de care bucata de pane pe
care manlnca este o hottie in
dama cuiva mai meritos de cat
tine. 81, de altfel, 81 fara acestc
informatii isl putea da sama orr
cine de ce Sc face acolo prin cres.
terea necontenita marcii ger
name, 81 aceasta Gu tOate grelele
4datorii pc care Tesaurul german
lie are fata de Aliati.
Aceste lucruri dau de gindit.
lnvingatori 81 invinsi stunt tit
luri care S a impus la un anume
moment prn resllltatul actiunilor
militare, dar ele trebuie necon-
TENT verificate asupra SITUATED
sub toate raporturile ale terilor
pc care lie privesc.
Mas zice ca pentru aceasta va
luta este indicatOrul sigur, de 81
este Indicate 81 in Gotta Ell. Stunt
insa atitea alte semne, 81 ele s'ar
lputea stringe intro singura for
mula, spunind ca situatia oricarii
teri, ori carui popor atirna de
munca pc care face 81 mai ales
de spiritul in care face, de sa-
natatea morala pc care reprezin-
ia acest spirit.
| Sa luam aminte. Suntem jude
cati lie judecam moi insine dupa
starea fiecarui ogor, dupa inflo-
rirea fiecarui atelier, dupa buna
ordine a fiecarui biurou, dupa
productia care 'iese din mantle
noastre ,si dupa bucuria intima
Gu care o daruim lumii.
Sa nu Fl invins un lucru dl-
reros. dar eel mai dureros lucru
sd Fl dobindit victorie mill.
tara fara ca in viata civila sd te
arati vrednic de dinsa.
n. Iorga.
('N. ROmanesc"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
Vista Printu|ui Bibescu Ia Pittsburg

Vizta Prntul Anton Bibescu ministru plenipo
tenar al Romane facuto in mai multe ronanest
sa ncheiat la Homestead Pttsburg de unde am prmit
dare de seama amanunta care pubca in curand.
Deocamdata publican numa teegrama pc d. Minstru
rmis-o din Psburg dlu loan n Sufana, secrearu ge
neral al Uniune A. adreseaza tuuor romanlor
din America.
lata contnutul:
D-lui SUFANA Alliance Ohio
Inante de ma intoarce Ia postu men, doresc va ex-
prma toata multumea sufleeasca pentru frumoa
sele primi mi sau facu de- coone romano din Cleveland
Youngstown, Canton Alliance, Detroit 81 Pittsburg.
ME inca in minte timpul dc neuitat peecut Gu Domnie
Voastre Ia Gina din Alliance
Pretenia CO legat acest prej imi pretoasa
VI rog ma considera toata dagostsa mea in orice i'm
prejurare aaturea do Domniile- -Voastre
Traiasca Romania- -Mare Traiasca Roman din Amsrical
g. - BJD16oU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
UsINE REDESCHIsE

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, % Mar
tie.-In 8 April vor relua lucrul
opt usine de tabla Ii compania
Whitaker Glessner. Reluarea lu-
crului va da ocupatie la $50 oa-
meni. Aceste usine au fost In
chise yreme Dc mai multe luni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
PlINEA Sc IEFTlNEsTE

De All incepind panea va fl mai
ieftina. Pentru panea de un funt
81 jumatate nu Sc va plati de cat
10 cent?, lar pentru ceea de un
funt s cent? Scaderea de dol
cent. In cumparaturi mari Sc
vinde GU 3, respective I cent?.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
lNMORMfNTAREA .vICTI-
MEL0R DIN MlLANO

MILANO, Italia, % Martie. -
All Sc vor inmorminta victimele
exploziei de teatru. S'a ordonat
lin doliu public. 'Jheltuielile de
inlnormantare vor Fl platite de gu
vern.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
SUMTER COUNTY
 PLANS BIC FAIR
Business Men and Farmers Meet at Scottsboro and Or
 ganize For Great Show

Livingston, April 14-(SpeciaL) )-The members of the Sumter County Swine Growers association met at the court house yesterday and after a full and free discussion it was definitely decided to hold the hog show again this fall, and in addition to hogs. other lines of live stock, poultry and general farm products of all kinds will be exhibited and suit able premiums awarded.
 Two committees were appointed to make a thorough canvass of the county to awaken interest among farmers. stockmen pig club boys and girls. Every household in the county will be urged to cooperate and make of the Sumter coun- ty farm fair a big success. W. H. Cole man will head the committee to canvass south Sumter and H. J. Wallace of York will head the committee for north Sum- ter. South Sumter men will work the north end and north Sumter men the south end of the county, thus showing the pull-together spirit among the people of the entire county.
 So much talk and so much thought of depression and hard times has only tend sd to stimulate the people of the county 10 look ahead and take advantage of
 he many opportunities afforded to show he world that Sumter is still in the ring, and doing business at the same old stand All committees appointed will report to a general meeting to be held at the court house Friday. April P, and every detail will be worked out.
 E. H. Longshore of York, editor of the Sumter County Journal, was present and rendered the services of his paper to as- sist in every way possible in promoting the fair. Editor Longshore and County Agent Arnold compose the publicity com mittee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

He-Julian Vandaveer-would play the part of guide.
 Ny dear, I'm horribly jealousP He brushed close to her. DO get rid of these admirers, and have a little chat With mel"
 Miss Eve tossed a pert head. This was situation that she loved Where adulation was concern-s. the more the nerrier
 Why, MT. Vandaveer, do you forget I'm humble, paid dependent of this place? I've got to earn my salaryp' She flung her small white hands out in an expressive gesture that she consid- cred very French and chic" q can't devote my time to any special man! I'm public personage--worse luckw
 He cought her by the arm with a grip that actually hurt. But Eve didn't mind-although she gave a small, af- fected squeal. The primitive in man appealed to her. She loved it. Any thing more chival/us she despised.
 "Oh, very well-~since you insist. But if lose any job I'll know to whom tc apply for another onei" Tomorrow--A Partnership.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

appropriate speech. going over some of tts w,rk of the club and then .n.ro- ducsd rhe new president, oscar l.. Tom2- kins. who az CT all other occasions was raa1y with something to say that ths cldb appreciated
 Ms. Scottie Mckenzie Frasier was tr- tr0duced as a guest of one of the neun~ bees, who invited the Rotarians to at- tend Che series of lectures to be gwen in Do han, les inning April 15, by Edwin Be ger. who comes to Dothan by invi- tation cf the Writers club, of wlicn Mra. Srot.e Is president.
 Tho Rotary-Klwanis baseball game was also worked out and the game will be played next Tuesday. Arthur Us- sery was made captain of the Rotarians' The proceeds frcm this game will go to the juvenile band
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
REPUBLICANS ARE
 DISREGARD|NG LAW
 AND ALSO DECENCY
Bird, Whose 0Un Affidavit ConviCts Him, Seated Over Democrat-FesS and Mad
 den Are Lead Negro Lovers
By HUGH w. ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Age-Herald
 300 DaVids0n RutIdinK

300 Davidson Building
 Washington, April 14.-6Special.) ) The republican party in the House of Representatives seated Representative Bird of Kansas who had made affi- davit of campaign expenditures total ling $10,30O.
 This action was taken despite the protest of the democratic minority. It was entirely arbitrary in that it was without reasonable Justification. IT consequence, democrats are fearful that an old system under which might made right is about be restored
 There is evidently fear that the re- publicans, resorting to arbitrary action, will decide contests for seats not in ac- cordance with facts developed. There is also fear lest republicans use their majority in putting across Legislation prejudicia1 to the south, and which would render still more impotent the power of the several states.
 THE BIRD CASE
 The Bird case, it is a significant fact. was the first of a controversial nature to come before the House. Republican Leader Mondell moved that he be seat ed. Representative Flood of Virginia offered resolution that inasmuch as Bird has confessed to expenditures in excess of legal limitations, he be de- nied his seat until such time as an in- vestigation made it certain that he de- served it. MT. Flood argued that such action would be in justice to the House, to the country, and to the man himself. MT. Mondell, however, could see noth- ing worthy in the argument of Flood. When he took that position. MT. Flood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
ALABAMA STUDENT
 TALKS TO FATHER
 OVER CUBAN WIRE

Selma. April IA. - Especially = ~Havana, Cuba, is calling Marion"
 Tint announcement came over the wire at the telephone exchange last afternoon. And within 10 minutes after the call had been en- tered at Havana, A. Garcia of that city was holding . conversation with his son, Armand Garcia. stu- dent at Marion institute.
 This marked the first call from Cuba handled over the local switch board, and among the first to he made from Havana, as the service telephone between the United States and the island of Cuba was only established last Monday.
 Miss Pearl WeIche1. chief opera tor for the local exchange, handled the call. The entire conversation was carried on in Spanish. Perfect connection was maintained, and the voices of the two men were won- derfuIly distinct.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
.DOTHAN ROTARIANS
 HAVE NEW LEADER
Oscar L. TompkinS Takes For mai Charge-0rganization
 Is Going Strong

Dothan, April A-(special)-At the regular weekly luncheon of the Rotary club. the newly elected officers took charge, and the old ones retired. The most interesting report was given out by Treasurer Ezell. which showed that the club had some money in the bank and lad but a little year ago,
 Retiring President Moody made a most
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
TWO FOUND GUILTY
 IN PLATINUM CASE
By Associated Press

Nashville, April 14--A verdict of guilty was returned by the federal trial jury this afternoon against H. B. Crone and dispose of $19,0O0 worth of platinum and Crone, individually, charged with embez- element of $1SS,00O worth of the metal while employed as chief chemist at the Old Hickory powder plant here. The yer dict was announced after 25 minutes of deliberation.
 Judge E. T. Sanford of the federal court stated that he would reserve sem tence until tomorrow morning. At that time he will also sentence Abe Roth, al- legged New York gunman, co-defendant in the conspiracy case, who confessed last week to government authorities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
UNDERWOOD THINKS
 SENATE WILL RATIFY VERSAILLES COVENANT

Washington, April 14.-(SpeciaL )--Sena- tor Underwod returned to Washington today from Birmingham, where he at tended the bedside of his mother, who was i'll of bronchitis. Mrs. Underwood. the senator states, is much improved.
 The Alabama senator resumed the leadership of the democrats of the Sen. ate, and immediately thrust himself into the fight for the ratification of the Co., lombian treaty. Despite the opposition of the so-called Roosevelt republicans Senator Underwood predicts the treaty s ratification. The payment of $25,0O0, ,UOO to Colombia will then be in order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
Al Cupid's Call
 By MAY CHRISTIE

Copyright. 1921, by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

Tomorrow-A Partnership.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
Autos Recovered

Meridian. Miss, April 14.-(Spec@l) Two automobiles, one belonging to A. E. Morrison and the other to Iraenus Lloyd, prominent business men, stolen Monday night from in front of a. local picture theatre, have been recovered. The cars were found in widely sepa- rated, isolated districts. Neither was damaged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

Thesewanted hose have just arrived. They wear as well as their good looks would lead you to expect. All sizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
New Fire Engine

Tuscaloosa, April l4.-(Special.)-- This city has found 1t necessary to purchase another high-powered fire en- zine. The exceptional number of fires during the last few months is the req son for this purchase The new engine will be nickel plated and have pneu- natic tires and cost the city $13.S5O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
Negro Is Acquitted

Meridian, Mss, April I4.--{Special.) ) Felton Bourdeaux. charged with killing another negro, Will Jones, near Lau- derdale was acquitted at the preliminary hearing held at Lauderdale before Jus tice Murray. The evidence showed the killing was done in self-defense.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
ssBirmingham" Arrives

Tuscaloosa, April 14.-ISpec1aI.J- The City of Birmi ngham arrived in Tus- caloosa last night with large cargo of freight for this city and Birming- ham. Between 1s0 and ITO tons of freight are on board, which is the largest amount of freight ever deliv- cred at Riverview wharf for distribu- fion
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-30
THE MONDALE

Little Logs del Kay, who plays the
ingenue lead opposite Edward Coxen
In "Sins OF the World" at the Mon
dale, Sunday, Is n new personality to
the screen that the fans are going to
like. She Is so entirely different from
any of the featured stars who have
held the fancy OF the fans during the
past few years. that II IL difficult to
place her by comparison or contrast.
In appearance. artistry and temp
erament. Miss del Kay brings TO the
screen something that is all her own
for "Sins OF the World" was her first
vehicle and when she went TO do her
first days work before the camera,
she did not even know how to make
up properly.
II saw the Sins OF the World this
morning and enjoyed every minute
OF the time" said Richard Pearson
Hobson recently. 1T IL q gripping
story artistically rendered, portray
Ing the eternal struggle between
right and wrong,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-30

ED. Thnt the Common Council here
BY dcclaToa its Intention To improve
said portions OF South Riverside and
West Main street. in accordance with
said plans. specifications and esti-
mates: said Improvement TO consist
OF paving said portions OF said streets
with Concrete. Willie or Bitulithic.
The estimated cost OF the improve
mont OF said portions OF said streets
by placing thereon either Concrcte.
said cost including grading, rolling,
curbing and cement Gidewalk.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLv-
ED. by tho Common Council that the
following described property be and
II In hereby declared benefited by
said Improvement, to-wit:
Lots l and Block 26 Original
Town. Lots 3 and 4 In Block %. Orr
ginal Town. Lot 2. Blk 2. West klam-
ath Falls Addn. Lots 0, 2, 3. 4. 8, 8.
z. 8. ., 10. II, ~, IS, II. Is. l6, II.
rs. 10. 20, 81. 90, 20 in Block
3. West Klamath Falls Addition and
Lots /. 2, 3. I, 6, 6, I. s. 3, 10. II.
i2. 1S, II, n, 16. II, is, 10, 90. 81.
22, 23 in Block West klamath
Falls. addition to the city of klamath
Falls, Oregon: and that certain acre
age property IN lot 2. Section 32,
Township 80 South, Range . East,
Willamette Meridian, lying south
erly OF Lot 81 IN Block and Lot 20
In Block 4 West Klamath Falls Addi-
ton and that part OF Lot IL, Section
32 lying southerly OF Lot 2S. Block
3 West Klamath Falls Addition to
the City of Klamath Falls, oregon,
and extending 10 the City Limits; and
that said property above listed ana
described he and hereby is decl2red
to he assessed for the expense OF said
Improvement,
AND ne IT FURTHER RESOl.V-
ed, That Monday the 23 day or May,
1891. ut the hour of 8 o'clock y, m. at
Council Chomhers at the City Hall,
he fixed as the time and place for the
hearing OF objections and remon-
strances agolnat the said proposed
improvement and the Police Judge Ia
hereby directed to cause notice or
said hearlng TO be published as by
Charter provided.
STATE OF OREGON. }
County OF klamath. )ss.
City OF klamath Falls,)
I, A. l.. Leavitt. Police Judge OF
tho City OF klamath Falls, Oregon
do hereby certify that the foregoing
Is a duly enrolled copy OF a resolu-
ton adopted by tho Common Council
ON tho 25 day of April. 1891. declar-
ing its intention to improve South
Riverside street from West Madn
street to the city Limits and West
Main street fromy end of pavement at
Congcr avenue fo the westerly line
of South Riverside street, including
intersections.
A. l.. LEAVITT,
$50 Police Judge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-30
AT the Theaters
THE STAR

How often have you tired OF the
monotony OF thlngs-the same trivial
habits every day, the same traits OF
character. the same duh methods OF
purpuing a LIVELIHOOD Yet all about
you IN diversity OF life, a diversity
donied TO the people OF tho great
northlnnds. shut in by leo and snow
and tortured by the mournful roar
OF the north winds.
This same theme has been made
tho under.thems OF a powerful drama
by Rex Beach. The North Winds
Malice" u pictures graphically In
its tale OF romance the maddening
influence OF monotony on the taunt
nerves Of the men and women who
live their simple but rugged lives In
tho arid wastes OF Alaska.
No need to say more OF Rex Beach.
ILe has long been proclaimed Amerl-
cas- foremost writer. And Goldwyn's
name means a real production. This
great production shows az the Star
Sunday--no vaudeville.
The heavy role OF Ticrncy In viii
liam =, Hart's newest Paramount pie
turc, The Cradle OF Courage" which
viii be shown at the Star theatre to-
night, In portrayd by Thomas SAINT
schi. who In recognized as one OF the
most capable actors ON the screen
today. He has appeared In motion pie
lures for many years and II was he.
who. with William Farnum In THE
Spoilers" fought what IL regarded as
the classic Of all film fights.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-30
FIGHTING DRUG EVIL

VANCOUVER, II. C., April 80. -
Alarmed by the spread OF the drug
evil In British Columbia and western
Canada, federal. provincial and civic
forces are rcdoubling rhoir efforts to
put an end to the traffic, Special pre-
cautions have bcen taken to prevent
smuggling OF the various forms OF
dope" into this port. Airplanes have
taken prominent part in ehis work.
accompanying liners from Victoria to
Vancouver so that any dropping OF
packages to be picked up by small
craft will not go unobserycd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-30

The gripping lntcrost and power
OF the story Is founded upon It's true
portrayal OF the tragedy injected b.
drink into the drama OF life.
AT the present junetgre. when the
success OF democracy In the worlds
reconstruction- ,he future OF
tho human ace-depend In such
large measure upon reaching man
kind with the liquor antidote, the
truth about alcohol and upon the ex-
tension OF prohibition TO the whole
world. Il should be the pleasant duty
for good citizens 10 cooperate TO
make this pcture a prodigious sue.
ccss."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-30
RESOLUTION

The City Council pursuant TO the
Resolution of the Common Council
heretofore adopted, having under
date OF the Second day OF April,
1921. filed plans. specifications and
estimates of the cost OF improving
South Riverside street from West
Main street TO tho City Limits and
West Main street from end OF pave
ment at Conger avenue TO the west
eriy line OF South Riverside street.
including intersections: and the
Common Council having taken same
under advisement and finding said
plans. specifications and estimates
satisfactory,
1T is HEREBY RESOLVED. That
said plans. specifications and esti-
mates for THE Improvement OF South
Riverside street from West Main
street to the City Limits and West
Main street from end of pavement at
Conger avenue to the westerly line
OF South Riverside street. including
intersections. be and the same are
hereby approved:
AND BH 1T FURTHER REsOLv-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-30

The high quality OF success that
follows advertising In the classified
column of The Herald Is duo to the
intelligence OF its readers.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
Our Best Bargain

O01 -oOOC A1CA 0AA1
 S-room solid brick house and ga- rage on paved East Willetta street; hardwood floor: grey brick fireplace; plenty closet room; every built-in feature to minute; great sacrifice. only s6,500; $500 cash; bal. easy terms.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 130 North Central ave; Tel. 1756 k FOR SALE-EASY PAYMENTS
 New store building, S6k60; living rooms. May rent it; 18th Ave. and Buchanan. Also broom modern house, easy payments. Wm. F. Ohl- rau. Phone 144I. If
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04

10 ACRES close to Riverside park, extra we'll improved: brick houses, shade, etc.; improvements alone are worth the price asked; will trade or sell part or all of it; let us show you this.
 Three houses in Chandler near the San Marquis hotel: will trade one or all for chicken ranch near Phoe- nix: can pay some cash difference, Come ir if you have a chicken ranch for sale or trade.
 B. NJ. ATWOOD CO, a30 W. Jefferson St. Phone 4119 k
 s70O EQUITY in a room modern house: will trade for anything. Tel 2139. 1230 E. Taylor.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
S150O

Three-room house and acres; $500, balance easy terms. See owner, E.. Jackson and 22d St. m
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
Our Best Bargain

1ao acres near paved road; excel lent sandy soil, free from alkaH or water-log; 75 acres in alfalfa; 40 acres in cotton; balance in sudan. New house and other improvements worth $6000. Work teams and other farm equipments worth s5000: 200 tons of hay in stack. All for s30.000, which. after deducting value of inn provements, hay, farm implements and growing cotton. leaves value of land at about s125 per acre. Can be handled without cash if purchaser can furnish additional security.
 O. s. M REALTY COMPANY
 122 North First Aye. Phone 1S42
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
Look See

10 acres, mostly alfalfa, we'll soft water, good house, shade, garage, yards; s4000; $s75; terms.
 ALSO
 4-room house, ? lots. near cariine, sl55o: car and cash first payment. Rooms for gentlemen, close in. Phone 41O6 F. A. Starr with Hill Inv. Co. 33 N. First Ave. k
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
Las Palnnas s5 OAK STREET

WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MOD- ERN BUNGALOW = IT IS BRAND NEW AND UP TO DATE IN ALL DETAILS = INCLUDING GARAGE = THE LOT IS 7ex165-THIS HOME WILL BE SOLD TO YOU UPON HOME BUILDERS TERMS = IF YOU HAVE. A VACANT LOT WILL TAKE IT AS PART PAY-BALANCE LIKE RENT. :
 GREENE & GRIFFIN .
 TEL 1894. 124 N. FIRST AVE.
 l.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Modern pebble dashed brick bungalow; close in on East Portland Street; five large rooms, two large screen sleep ing porches, lot 70x190 feet, garage and lawn; small cash payment, ball ance on monthly installments; will sell completely furnished if desired. Phone 4S42 for appointment; no agents
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
Buy From Owner

Cool residence; abundance of shade. See owner, Palm Lane and Seventh st.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
ROOMS AND BOARD

INVESTIGATE-Ro and board in country. $50. Outside sleeping or screen porch. Car in and out of town. Phone 13fS4, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
Wanted

IF YOUR COTTON IS NOT NORTGAGED. WE WILL ALLOW YOU MORE THAN THE MARKET PRICE AND GIVE YOU A CHANCE TO REALIZE IN A FEW MONTHS AS MICH. AND PROBABLY MORE, THAN THE DOLLAR A POUND WHICH HAD BEEN HOPE FOX FOR FULL INFORMATION, SEE THE DAVE REALTY CO, l26 N. CENTRAL. PHONE s59s. (P. S. ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF BALES WILL BE HANDLED.) It
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04

WANTED - Small house, witt shade. between Central and Wash ington; $500 cash. balance monthly: give details. Box 13N. Republican
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