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The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
REALTOR TO VISIT
TRAINING STATION
Hosts of Chicago Convention
Play Interesting Pro-
gram.

Realtors and their families at
tending the convention of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards at Chicago, from July 12 to
Is, on Thursday afternoon, July Il,
will be the guests OF Capt. D. w.
Wurtsbaugh, u. S. N. the com
mandant. and the officers and men
of the United States naval training
station, Great Lakes, Ill.
At noon Thursday the realtors
will be taken to the naval training
station in special trains. Promptly
at 2 o'clock the 5000 men will pass
In review before Capt. wurtsbaugh
and Fred E. Taylor. of Portland.
Greg, president of the National As
sociation Of Real Estate Boards, in
the reviewing stand.
During the afternoon there will
be an inter-regimental baseball
game. and the jackies will put on
wrestling and boxing matches and
other athletic contests.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
FOUR APARTMENT
HOUSES ARE SOLD
DURING BUSY WEEK
Record for Year Shows
Much Activity in
Building.
REALTY TRANSFERS
REFLECT STABILITY
Permits Above Average, But
Show Smaller In
yestment.

A dull week In construction, but
q busy one from the standpoint OF
apartment house transfers and other
salable transactions, concludes the
summary of the weeks real estate
movements
In Building Inspector Healy's Of
nee 1t was announced that the rec
ord OF real estate transfers for the
year. as well as permits issued. be-
speaks the busiest year in WASH
ington's history. This record in
cludes small property deals, which
may not bring the total investment
or proposed activity movements up
10 former marks.
Exceed Last Year.
Last year the ofice issued 7,52b
permits, which was more than had
ever been issued before in q 12-
month period. At the close of busi-
ness yesterday the ONCE had issued
1881. with three more weeks to go
This total includes a large per-
centage of permits for small re-
pair jobs and garages, which swell
the total without involving large
expenditures.
Four apartment houses in the
northwest section valued at more
than s5o0.o00 changed owners this
week through two real estate Of
hces. The apartments sold were
the Ambassador, Sixteenth and S
streets; the Newpore, PISA Florida
avenue; the Miami. 1926 New Hamp-
shire avenue. and the Potomac, 33a3
street. The first two were dis
posed OF through the ONCE of Hodges
and Middleton, Inc. and the last
two through the ONCE of Shannon
and Luchs.
Valued at s4oO, 900.
The most prominent of the trans
-ctions was the passing of title
OF the Ambassador from H. r. How
enstein to a local investor, whose
name is withheld from publication.
This building. valued at s4oo. 900, is
practically new.
John F. Coburn. an out-of-town
investor. purchased the Newport
from Francis NJ. Crawford for A
consideration reported as having
been $4,000. The building contains
10 apartments OF four rooms and
bath each.
Local Investors Buy Others,
Fel1 Lake, local investor. who's.
holdings already include many Of
ehe large apartment houses in
washington. acquired the Miami
1ns In four-story building con-
tanning 1s apartments of four rooms
each- The property formerly was
svned By Minnie L Goldsmith. The
consideration was not reported.
Gerson Nordlinger sold the Poto-
mac apartments to Walter F. weide
. local investor. The building has
BEEN thoroughly modernized, 1t
eontsfns ten apartments.
Permits During Week.
Because Of the holiday Monday,
The past week was a dull one in the
building ONCE. No permits for
large projects were issued. Among
the permits issued were the fol-
lowing:
Theodore L. Baker. to build 513
Fifty-third street northeast: cost,
$1,000.
N. ]. Davis, to build dwelling
$500 Sherrier place; cost. $500.
y. J. and E. Butler, to build
garage2oos-2o15 Eighth street; cost,
s25.0Oo.
c. E Edwards. to erect garage
rear 1431 Longfellow street: cost.
$1,000.
c. V. MeiseI. to repair 1850 Co.
lumbia road; cost. $500.
I. Zirpel. to build 39Os Jenifer
street: cost, $4,000.
NJ. Topper. to build 132S-133O
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05

kearney street northeast; cost.
5000.
]. Ernest Smith, to build 1925
Huntington street; cost. s6,7Oc.
X. w. Erickson, to build dwell
Ing 1910 Newton street northeast;
cost, s4.500.
r. Fitchett. to build garage rear
222 Second street: cost, $4,000.
Henry A. Veith. to build 1885,
SISs Eighteenth street northeast;
cost. $4,000.
NJ. J. Gleason. to build 4l20
Forty-third street: cost, $4,000.
Brodt Bros, Inc. to build store
oos Eleventh street: cost. $4,000
D II. Berman, to repair ll3S
seventh street: cost. s1.7eO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

iiuenesa arpTts.inaf may tru'c p
60 hu ihe rnIt n ha,t lsr women
NoIN on Forever. ACCORDING 10 uuli
IItI<htina. n lfaftItf NronkeI.
Frank a ~. manufacturers ri TIE
EtIIHa IIaud Of MILLINERY. knnHAf
I|IN who ~ a. n Ahnraoo.
AZ. F~nIshtIn'a I~1fIIIpIy A. from
Htutpf 10 the consi and he reports
tutIue|a IN his inc pariicuiafr
Eou.I
UnInrn viii have new hate h.
NAI1. "4nI INV shoes. TOO. hut new
creations Tar the head M more inn
1tIlant 10 Intm thnn new Footwear.
nrntf hats nyf q foremost importance
win them. A. 4 rule they ri a new
hat VIII each ntw tafintnt.
~Sri - lcnf ago there were only
two millinery acasona-sumtncf and
winter. while now there ku't M raf-
HcuIHf Heafon fur y new hat. n \
Insl uHI nat AFTER smother.
It'n An odd thins about business
IfnrtNI0nt IN cunuecilon with mil
Nnrps runtnutd a.. Florshelm. In
1871. the year Of the panic. millinery
houHI4 had the hest year IN their his
tory. IHIN yea our sales proh4tl<
rIH BE- heavier III rulume than nni
year. hut M returns vii not be ~
Isf1r because 81 the reduction I'D
prices 90 materials. which ~ passed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
6OIPER CENT OF FRUIT
CROP IS KILLED IN
THE MIDDLE WEST
Damage From Freezing
Weather Will Total
Millions

CHICAGO. April s.-sixty per cent
% the mldwcet's fruit crop was ruined
BY the present freezing spell. accord
ing TO estimates made tonight by re-
personalities % fruit growers here.
They received reports from all sec
tons o. the fruit growing belt, telling
81 the immcus ios-
The damage viii amount to millions
OF dollars.
Orchards In Iowa, Nebraska. Wcs-
tern Missouri. ~Iliionois. Kansas and
portions of Michigan were hit hard.
The Temperatures In these states
lowered around freezing aFatn tonight.
Huge smudge fires were kept burn
ling 20 protect orchards stili untouched
BY the frost.
Cherry trees. now In bloom. suf-
fcrcd most. However. other early
blooming fruit trees were also In
Jurcd.
Phillip Stcffen. manager OF the
Chicago Growers Cooperative COM
pany declared that the fruit crop
would not b. more thar forty per
ccut normal even n there . no fur
Their datuage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
|MEXICANS HELD N
PEONAGt IN BORDER
STATES. is CHARGE
'Consuls at Meeting in
San Antonio Protest
Against Conditions

San ANTONIO. Texan April ~
CharEcs that Mekic4ns IN border
sialth have been held w pconakc By
employers" who hound them with
ropes and chains TO prevent them
from 'qulliinH their Jobs were made
here tonight nj a meeting OF 20 Mex
Jean cornuls TO discuss welfare OF
Msz1can nationalist IN Texas and 9TH
er border states.
Conditions are worsc IN Texas
than other border states.' Luis Mon
fcz De Oca. ~ paso consul general
declared. American federal auth
critics haze Investigated and found
such conditions exist"
ID Oca declared ten thousand Mex
icams' are idIe IN Arizona and IN des-
tltutc circumstances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
|. Or c DIRECTORS
PLAA FIGHT FOR
FEDERAL HOSPITAL


Directors % tnt chanl,f % com
ntItt M>| |al4 yesterday a~ftefnbaa
n aetIdta - efrolht a commllle,
70 work ,flth a. n watkins. sfcfe.
Iao ~ ne tne'n,fI' ~ ~ tnaft-
t4t : tt'rr r., forth il have one
81 the proposed t4.opo.o oo govern
tttnt ,~ubsffuIoeIs hospilsls lp,ated in
&i4a1ucfqrc.
Tho commIiico win o. named
|ondaf and IN uffn1or1 viii "a
once ~ down a. upfA
The directors 1INu urI||IFd 90 hold
smoker for an m1t1ItIt ~ the
|n2uDff 81 rumMtfon m he IuI|1|IE
"|ti Thursday ni1ht. L a. Uknttitd
IIAI every ufnhfr will be- GA hand.
~ a neHeraI distnssIrn o. niana for
NHFlnf Albuquerque chosen for one
81 IN hospitals wiz b. discussed.
Col O. ~ nrcoct. president Of the
Ctamlsr 81 fpmmrrro nrealded a.
ne meeting Elt tIIHH.
rAn ~ he tIr1ffofa are dfefInin-
- 20 land o1t 81 TIE ht1pItnIs Tor
Albuquerque. aid W. arr going 70
Ett a. s4I1 Gel Hfoeco.I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
Business Depressions Come and 90
But Women Bay HatS Forever,
Says = Millinery Salesman

On 10 Inc dtaler. Fabrics and braid
are cheaper mis- gr4f. but rafra ~
eur pIent have not been rcdlccd 4
dollar"
Nr. flotrhem was asked " tho
tH1ira 81 tht nuncn diIfpfft In The
visits.
Not = Bit he replied. They all
know what they want and one Will
find the same creations wncfftar
ote Hoc4 Aud YOU can't nut hnythiun
over on the women 81 the small towns
either. They arr up on an the latest
styles. httauff they fend thc fashion
Journals and thus find out what their
sisters N thu hlE rItifa aio wearing.
Thty dcmnnd and ct the nmf.
ar rufshcim paid a hiah connii.
ment 10 the millinery stores of Al.
~uuQurruue rayln4 they vtfr thor
oufhty up r. DAFT With thcir stocks
ard equipment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
Barring of Ford's
Paper in Cleveland
Argued in Court

WASHINGTON. April s.-The bu-
roau Of m today threw It's
strength behind the movement 20
cops with the fire ovii which burned
M SIS. 0ON. zoe. eco worth Of timber In
the last five years.
Following a proclamation issued by
President Harding setting aside May
%. 20 aS. as forrest protection week"
The United States chamber Of COM
mrfcp appointed "A committee or
widely known business men headed
by David T.. Goodwillis Chicago, to
slady preventive measures. The sub
iect win be- considered ut the annual
convention which meets April n al
Atlantic city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
Rural Mail Carrier
Dies in Blizzard;
His Auto Found

LANDER. Vpp.. April e--Ali hope
81 fl.iInE nan1a FtYlnr. rural mail
tnIfIef. alive. va abandoned toniEhi
following n weeks search on 80
plains near herr. Fay1ur stnrtcd "
h1e route Monday and wis caught
m a. raging BLIZZARD. When he faiitd
10 rttorn that night. searching par
ties were organized.
Tonight thet found hts automobile
buried IN three rect Of enou. IN ra-
dlntor drained. Nc trace Of Fayior
could Dc found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
Governor and Wife
May Lead Dancers
At University Ball

Cover and Mrs. Merritt e. Mcchcm
have been asked to lead the grand
march AZ the University Junior
senior prom 10 be held nj the Ma
sonic temple on April 10, n was an
nounccd by Charles Caldwell. prcsi-
dent OF the junior class yesterday.
A patron aud %patronoas list n now
Icing prepared Thoao IN charge of
arrangements ARE Mias blanche Guioy.'
Miss Marian Wayne. Miss Mary Sands,
willard Hopoweli ana Miss Holon
Lindsey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10
OKLAHOMA TO FIGHT
INDIANS CLAIM TO
MILLIONS OF ACRES
State Will Co the Limit
Cherokees and Osages
File Papers

OKLAHOMA CITY. okina April o..
-funftetl prcssl-Oklahoma will
ught 10 the hint tho claim u tho
Chffukrt and Usage Indians 10 an
t.agf,iSo acres Of land m Okiahoma
and ftxAa attorney General Freezing
said tonight.
The claim was med IN the United
States Supreme court today. Freeing
added that Ne Wns quilc confident
that the clalm would be found In
valid.
WAsHINGToN. April a.-"The
whole TEXAS pnn-handic. Oklahoma.
Tulsa and many acres o. OH lands In
Oklahoma belong 90 the Cherokee
and Usage lndiaus and not 10 the
present holders. and I defy any con
sfltutlonai lawyer 10 prove am
wrong" John ~. Taylor. Cherokee
Indian and attorney for hts tribe de-
ciarcd tonifht commenting on tho pc
titioR a. this property. which
he filed with the supreme court to-
day.
Taylor submitted to the court a
eertlIffd cnpy Of what he claimed 10
b. the original deed signed In is2S
hy Martin Van fhnrcn. then president
~ the United states turning this land
over 10 the Cherokee and Usage In
diana I'VE been WORKING eighteen
months ON this and J am satisfied
that land belongs TO the Indians. +"
/, TAYLOR said.
1Ie aid his fathers viii made re-
ference 10 the deed. which has been
lying forgotten for many Years IN the
indian commissioners office at Paw
hurka, Okla.
Tayior saId he expected to be given
a hearing BY The court. probably IN
--.-4 -...a... -.
appointed meanwhile 10 protect the
fOper interesta OF the Indians.
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psFzKFNhnT OF fHa nFfEkIoh
United states Land Office.
Santa ". New Msrico,
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
PubllsheIl

DEfAltTNkNI OF TIE INTtNIpN,
Narch ~. 1921,
NOTICE u hereby given that Abrana
Domingucs dc uahAldon. widow Of rerfilio
G6hnldou. Of Dominguea. n. NJ. Who inade
Small Holding Claim ga, serial No OiOa26.
Tor Tract In sections 10 and -, Township
AZ n. Range = w, n. n. y Meridian, has
filed notice 81 intention 90 make final
proof 10 establish eiaum 10 tho land above
described. before n. p Committtnoer. 81
Jeins- springs. sando,sl Co ~ n, on
April is. 1921.
Claimant uamrG a. vitnfkseEt
Xsnnn Valencia. foss Nsienria Iuan DO.
mingucE. a. II Vigil al Of Dominique.
y FRANCISCO DELgADo.
Register.
Mar 70 2o.Apr 2-io.i7
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when you want competent Help,
a Room. 10 buy Anything, to sell
Anything, phone 5ib. An expert
enced want Ad Taker" will an
swer and be ready to take your ad
a. you phone H.
Herald want Al Takers are
thoroughly trained advertising
writers. They have been instructed
m the m or writing WANT ADS
hat PULL II you do not know
exactly how your ad should b.
worded these operators viii help
you.
REMEMBER; We have a clas-
~sification for every purpose and
results for those who use them.
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

.Nsfile's husband ls rally = nioI
man. but - fN<iII1IlnE
fItu 90 . 1ia0urr
Myrtle Htya h. sptui . fun hour
yesterday trying % decide uhofhcr ~
would wash the car. h dog or m
ttny-lndse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

brand owner lIpm We ei"tf y" ~
I've 'oiIswisr !. % ~, q shs ss %
uhisA ssaF ssrsiel sg'ssss df's''a'
A. Antnded.
RELATING no mi h REccnDrSo
n. !, Enacted u "a ssS RRssi.l..ur. Of the
sasis q New hesiso;
sss',ss = IN c..,. sssl,sy SGsTs .s q
he rerecardrd Tor this purpose ~ Cattle
eanltarT Heard ahen isaua and mel ~,
euiar Hitter throreh ne united states NAL
~ sssosS ui,s ssld Resrd' ~ he pessoinss
inr lhe owner or s~psFs ~ brands 20 hle
tsA I ~. s'Ss,s'2s r.s % or: % sr ssssa p:@ sslsss
70 ,ks shove aodse, ihs ssnlllfy BesIe
ss.,. cas-, 70 bt g9s'ssss Y s'.A. ~. hssn.e
paper IN eseh Couny IN ihis state where
there n~evppaper. q copy o. this sel.
said pghheahen 70 eoniieue a. least foar
See. 2 winln mree months from the
aste q the frst pubiieation o. this set -
Aforesaid. u shall be the duiy Of III owners
~ braeds nov ~ record In ,hs office q the
retary Of SAID beard. a feetimns q The brand
o. brands now IN Hrtuai use and owned ~
them A fee fer NE rs.rseoraing q br.nd.
NNMNN " NMN ALAIW'N y" N"Na 80
rrsseordcd The proeeeds 70 he used for the
cost Of notice Given . provided IN section
IA o. his act. provided, thst sRs. ssesss
s%rssHssgsui'fs fSss =" q ,ss csssis >s.si,siS
hoard.
Fcr TIE rirhi 70 coniuus ne use Of any
brand o. brands recorded With TIE Cattie
s %sl', % ~ S1i ss,s sns ~, asns 1rs ~ az Ss q j SssSsS,;
Of svery third year after IT, reserding. pay
to The Cattle ssniiafY board = ise, Of INV
s s.d fs',S z. ffssIss s,a ps sSpS ~ ne oos,,ii..
Sanitary hoard Upon rseeip, q Ne psy.
mfnt % the said aangnnt. u shall be the
duty Of the Sanitary Besrd 20 mail % any
sseA brand recorded and ~ wkieh ssid fes
Fesordlsg % the brand and slso showing
been paid, A failure 10 make such payment
when The fishi 10 uss aRy brepd recorded
aid brand nail not BE- resordsd ~ any
t-s yesrs frers ne dsss 81 forfeltsrs' Tss
Sssr On ss % s,lor s' e. t sss'' as s,'. 81 H Sss.m ss.1
~ letter mailed through the United states
mail q. The owner or owners Of such re-
eortsd brad Of INC .mouni due 10 be raid
n hereinbefore '.rovided.
See ,. THAT u Il Necessary for the pres.
ervation % the pablo peace ADD safety 81
~ Inhabitants q the STATE 81 New Mexico
hat TIC prosisions q this aet shall become
,S%., si1ls ne .n. %ssr,ss, Rs's sss.s, "S s.sls sns
10 exiat and this act shall take effect and b.
In foil force from and after It's passage aud
approval
OfFfCE or
THE SECRETARY pF STATE.
cEHrff1CAcE
T. Nsnael Marines. Secretary 81 State ~
The State Of New Mexico. do hereby certify
that the foregoing u = true. exact aud correct
copy Of HOUsE BILL 80. -. a. amsndci.
As ACT RELATING To X RE RECORD.
ING or bRANDS a. The sane stpeart en-
hle and Of record IN ny ofiee.
Approved March y 1871. affective % said
Day.
Given under my hand sud me Greet Seal
~ the State Of Rev Aeaisa a. the CITY ~
SAINTS 70. The Capl,al. on this 2erd az a
March. A D. 1871.
tsiEnsdl MANUEL MATINEE.
tsesl) Secretary Of state.
An
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a eepayM Nt5oi.., q ssn.l No
- oYKib''1 Spsfs "SsSH,ltEr NO. nls
a.s,ss'ss 'syss. sssrs; sssrsss
~ ~ 3 me- rass ~HosA'wsS.
tstei fet 10 cover no. i. nithee II so
as,w F.., q. corner Nc. ., tAsass
'G'sss sioss;T \ sse 90 i .s,'i 70 ssssssf
~ ihsnes N. IafSM fiss. 40 fsst 70
corner No. D. ths place u beginning.
pEARL 1oDE srRvnYr No. isses ne
slaning sarnsr No Whence %easf,ss
r. ~. H.. . ~. N. AZ. N. A.. besn +, oto'
fvE. lioe.e0 feet Thenee =. 9o1t, w.
pgee5 feet 70 corner No, .. thence = 80
n eo5s7sw sis lei ~ eernsr NJ. I sRsass
n % 1os VI. 49, feei 90 corner No. 8. th<nte
aoiesn lo.i % is,t 20 corner No. =
Ss' 4. ~ place d hesisrsae'
GOOD LUCK LODI. SURVEY NO. lsts:
nselvuinE At cefeer ~. vhsnse qa.nef'
see,iea eernsf eeiEeen sesiona "a md 70.
r. A. esag
so 50 feet 70 corner No. ? ihsnee \, Ooo
az ". l3g7.1o feet 70 roruer No. .. tbrnce
ieo Y $50 f., 70 ferasr No =
S es'fff I. e., pisss q sss.ss.Ss '''' ''''''
XXI LODE. SURVEY no. 1870; Resln-
nlns - corner 10 whsnss quarter. se
a. ~; D. ? s,sr siSsss, 2
Feet 10 corner No. ? thence n seas, y.
1sg. 90 FEET 20 corner No. 81 thence n, aac
so,E 500 80 81, = sofnsF Ne, I. ihsnss
is.ssss 4 osS;w ''s 800 % i ss'a' 70 s so-us Z
10. . thense \. AIS. 90 feet 10 corner No. A.
the place 81 heginninr.
RRtDaEr LODE. SURVEY no. isis
bsf,naiaE I. esrne, No. sseess essAss
&. sTs' & " ! - e. s y .7s sssosLri AZ 81
feet. Thencs n. eeotas W. sea 90 ieel ~
corner Ne. J. thenos N.tc5D ". t2ei -
90, 20 serosF No. 2 hence sss~s
O7sE. l2s7.oo feet 10 corner Nc. 1, the
place 81 heFinniag.
Total Area claimed exclusive of conflicts
riih Folsom Lode, sarsey Ne. as 1903
SETON - ! sSa Fs% W. s.s,losS d.
End NEs section %, Township = Ncrfh.
Range 5 East \. N. +. NJ.
ssis,.'r ga .''iE .- are S.'',5ss s ssss.. a
Lode lode" u5 aSSS 4. r. S'sslasssp' d.''
A. N. BER0ERE Rsrisisr.
United states Land Office.
santa ~ New Mssse',oa,
Notice = hereby given tina. iAs state q
Acts Of Congress Of June "a, iees, and
June 20. 1910, and the Acts supplementary
thereto, has made application feT ne tel.
loving described unappropratsd rubitc
lands. a. Indemnity school DNndss
Lat No. eSae. Artal No. 0Aidoa.
Sc. 10. T. 10 n, r. Sw. n. N. p. N.
The purpose Of this notice h 10 allow AL
persons claiming land adversely. or desiring
10 show 10 10 be mineral IN character, an
opportunity 10 file objections 10 such loca
lions or selection With The Register add
Receiver Of the United States Land office
Al santa -. New Mexieo. and to estahlish
their interest therein. or the mineral char
aetef thereof.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register q. 4. Land Office.
MAJ. i~2.f0.2d,Apr. 2.s0.
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
CPuhlisherD
DEPARTMENT. or THE INTERIOR.
u. 5 Land Ofhes a. santa W, y, ~,
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Trade ls dead" says n Cape Col
any newspaper. ''and II daily grow-
ing worse. -Boaton Transcript
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-10

lfopson Ito new butier)L ought
TO tell you. billings. that I have p
complete home brew outfit and. OF
course. I wouldn't want you to men
ton Il outside.
Hilings-GoOd Lord. sir! That's
why the place was 40 highly recon-
mended to mei-Life.
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:, ~ !. Ca p'sssia 5s NJ wa TssiIs.
-laturo ~ no state. of M hsfieo IT,
TsauFit net NJ t~ksn q use,psk .sssns
nsnl,nrs beard shel rs-recard suoh brands
h. IlS firi asy ~ Joiy. 1871. A failure 20
hate tan brands n. recpfdsd q. required ~
pls At rtseldfs hat tkel shall b stfioheh
from lie rertrda md hefdlae obsolete.
Proper blanks viii BE- mailed % eash
brand owner from the office Of the ce'ie
Sanliay Beard
fhs foIIorirr 7, 90 trft o. ne
H0UsE nlLn 70. %
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-12
SSOO,OOO,OOO CREDIT FOR GERMANY
 MAY BE ESTABLISHED; WOULD AID COPPER INDUSTRY SUBSTANTIALLY

the commencement of hostilities. A very substantial proportion, however. was used in the variegated manufac- lures into which this metal enters, chiefly the electrical industry, which is one of great prominence in Ger many.
 The surplus of copper in the United States has been substantially reduced since the principal mines of the coun- try ceased operations a couple of months ago, and any buying move ment such as is likely to set in when Germany's needs are finapced, will not only clear up existing stocks but will have the effect of stimulating buying from other sources, thereby facilitating the whole operation and putting copper metal to very much higher levels.
 The effect on the price of copper shares should be instantaneous. T1e publication of the news that such a credit has been arranged is expected to mean the commencement of a buy ing movement in the copper stocks. resulting in a perpendicular advance in quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-12
ALLEGED INSANE YOUTH PLAYS HIDE-AND-SEEK WITH OFFICERS
 FOLLOWING ESCAPE FROM GUARD

house and found lot of food Look ing into one of the closets the lad saw man. He ran back to his par ents and told them there was 'bogey man" in the house. One of the men went in and saw Campbell He came out and word was sent to county officers. When they arrived and searched the house they could not find any trace of him. Although the picnickers had watched the house they did not see him come out.
 It is now believed by the officers that Campbell is the man who broke into the Tombstone depot Friday night and took the $15, and t1ac ne also is responsible for breaking into the Bunker Hill Mine Company office.
 When he escaped last week Camp bell had no money on his person and officers think that he got the money from the depot with which the pur- chased the food through the Mexican.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-12
DEAN LOCKWOOD TELLS SEVERAL INCIDENTS OF TRAVELS IN ITALY
 TO STUDENTS AT SUMMER SCHOOL

Just then a quiet old lady, of per haps 70, spoke in English and prom ised to tell me where to get off. We chatted together, and from time to time felt that must leave the car or lose all the beautiful walk, but she said, No, no, little further When we alighted together she led me up a long avenue of cypress trees. It was the Villa di Medici and she was the owner. She was Mrs. McCalmont. who, as a girl, had known the Brown ings and had entertained Queen Vic toria. We exchanged numerous anec- dotes Sf the people she had known in person, and whom I had known through their books.
 This splendid palace, overlooking the Arno. and the Apennines, is now indexed in the guidebOoks as the Villa McCalmont. You will want to see it if you go to Florence. To insure suc- cess, wear English clothes and Amer ican nerve, and speak no Italian"
 MT. Jansen, of Phoenix, will speak at the last of these assemblies next Monday at l o'clock. The public is invited ..-