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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
RIVERFRONT FARM
20 ACRES. $o5OO

Fronting on main stream: LARGE stone house;
ideal for summer hon rders: large ba nix ba ri |.
tull set ontbuildinss: good location.
l8 ACRES, $500.
MUST BE SOLD
Fine one-man poultry farm; good soil and
good set buildings. fruit. ETC.; full details
ana Gatal aloEuc. REESE 4 I.INDERMAN, O
+, G. Airy st., Norristown Pa
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.yaNIa sIrpuRBAN

wYNNEFIEI,D - All stone Colonial
home; center hail; glass inclosed porchi
y chambers, 2 baths; excellsns iocationi
between train and trolley. s'S.ooo.
BALA--Ail-stone Colonlal center hall;
Z chambers. = baths; electricity. hot
water heat hardwood noors corner
locationi lot Toxt5o q.
cYNwYD-- English style home; center
entrance hall. chambers, . baths:
electricity, bot-water heat, hardwood
floors; garage: lot soxls5 IT. siJ.5oo.
,NNN
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$1,000 Secures l69-Acre Farm
With lo Cows, Horses. Crops

:, hcifers calves bull, gas engines,
mi king machine. cream separator, dairy
utensils, circular saw. modern equipment In
"Iuded, bish-c!ass opportunity: close thriving
town; rich farm. sec cuts u tons hay: go
COW spFins -Watered, wiTe-fsnced pasture
90 900 feet timber, 1000 cords good wood
selling nearby Sl2 cord. hne 2-story S-room
hous. bath furnace heat, hardwood foors.
grsnd old shade. deitghttul view overlooking
with spring water: 1Oo-ton siio: hoasS for
100 h,. sSTa.e ets !sooo etrinG dn ow.sFs io%
"Details mage 1i5, illus, CataloE 100 gsr
yen:, ECcGs> Call .SYr Tr,tGS ritIa STIRqmlars Rlas
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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y ACRES, $1,000
4 COWS. 2 HORSES and

iSo poultry. rs ducks pigs, lot young
chicks. all machinery, tools and crops: pood
l0-room stone house; barn and outbuidrrsa
good soil. fruit and water; full details and
catalogue. REESE & LfNDERMAN. 0 r.
Airy " Norris, ,n,,.ha D.I
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observation-disclosures


BrAl IL u couAirv home. S-rooln hou..
hot-wster heat. gas and electricity; "a.
rage; about acre Of land: converien, 10
train and trolley. easily financed: immrdis /.
pesssssicn Ben. r. LOWS. Media Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
NORTH Gi.ENSIDE
OAlNNIONr

S"OOn BELOW COST. 10 eNect a quick sale
very modern and attractive detached e.
story A-bedroom house, rre place. tile bath,
hot-watcr heat etc, lot $50: you will
appreciate the merit o. this home upon in
spection. W. s. DAVIS. South Ardmore
~ sIafton. PhNne lha nerCh 92a.
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HIGHLAND PiRk
JENkl"TOWN

MODERN dwelling. center hall. living room
Open fireplace. dining room Ltchen nan
try. bedrooms Had hath $1,000 GA sh: Is,
month. Geo. L. Barnrs. i2nl Cnss'nuf St
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

HISTORIC FARM, Brandywlne Battlefield
tOs acres; rich rolling land under cultivs-
from, the road ~ rooms. 2 baths: vapor
steam heat; electricity; large barn: garage
ch.Eter; "a miles Philadelphia: s2h. 900; I'M
mediate possession. J. NJ. Fronefeld. Wayne
10 ACRES, high location with view for 10
miles; 6-rm. dwelling with heat and light
harm, chicken houses, etc. price only $1,000
Warren n. Cornell, Hatboro. Pa,
4s ACRES, on tho Old York rd,; sood produc.
tive land; large stone dwelling and out
buildings. fine meadow with large stream;
Soating, swimming etc Warren NJ Cornell
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CHESTNUT hill
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SUMNER HOME FOR RENT OR SALE
Brick cottage. attractively furnished. at
Saylor's Lake, all conveniencss. for small
family. for month or season; beautiful pri-
vste location. Apply TO Squire S. ID. NEW
HART. SayorsburB Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
NEW Observation-Disclosures

SEAsHoRE, FOR SABE-Biggest bargain
on Jersey coast. with unsaualed bathing
SGGSS SSS Ssth snssd 5% Screens isrse
porches: unobstructed view of tn. sea: cost
Phone Dickinson 22is " or call i7lo Porter
st
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

NEW stone and frame dwelling house; cleo.
trio light. hot-water heat, hardwood floors
s large rooms and bath; lot obxi65 feet; we'll
located and close 10 school. churches. store
purcha ser, For Inspection apply to JEROME
Il. JARDELLA, Jr., 1920 Chestnut At.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

COZY BUNGALOWS, rooms. between
DsIaM ana Palmyra main ST.. trolley
train. water, eas, electricity high ground
N.sutirul view; cash $500 monthly sos
papSrs free Take Trenton car to Bridge
~iew. Call or write BartlstL. Bourse Bldg
FINE large building and acres OF land
fronting on Delaware RtTer; near train
and trolley; especially suited for Yachting or
swinnning club: VIII sell for ohs.thIrd the
cot 0. improvements. John J, Foran, 44i8
Ctrsson sl, Phone hsnAyunk OblO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
ttI,ENSIIlF
u. .ESSiDE HOUSES, bungalows buildln
sites we haYe selected LIST of desirab bl
rop-7tles IN this Fectton; open every dsy.
RENNlNGER & RENNINGER
IA PBORO

ATTRACTIVE lO-room stone dwelling. cen
'sr hall and open staircase living room
library, dining room and kI'chen on nrz
toor; bedrooms and hath; ,N' "4TxgJ9
Anc Old shade; p'Rrage Warren NJ. Cornell
HArbOrO Pa
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BARGAIN

Account OF l"s Wing town, Will sacriGc. nov
lO.room stucco homr, value 1lTOOO. Addres.
p 103, Ledger onice.
S50Oo--BUNGALoW others $4,000 10 yi8
600. J. willard MO0ncs. z. l.an sdnm. no.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

$1,000 Secures Good Farm
Near Philadelphia, With Crops

Horse, COW. hogs. poultry, ducks, imple
nlents. tools. etc: hns location: mail and
grocsries delivered: close n. n, station. ad-
vantases 20 acres productive tilsse and
Woodland; apples pears, pums, cherries
t2O0N; splendid outlook; nav harm; owner
eft alone $4,000 gets all easy terms. De-
nI AZ St rnuI' Eree l'nlalOX
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
III VI FVFNNt tt
AmDler. Pa

s5l;ACRE good producing farm. on Beth.
>, lchem pike. ~ miles Philadelphia City
improved mansion house with all convan-
lsnces. ? farmhouses, Scar garage sheer
stabies, hog stables. farm barns. otc. :
nli dinS@ could not be duplics ted for SIS, 00u
ground IL exceptionally productive: farm
work un TO date: will sell including tractor.
p.ic machinery and equipment. > horses.
, head "f cattle. INCLUDING registered Jersey
heifers. etc. for SEQ. 900; half cssh, balance
easy terms; immediate Possession.
II. j., DAGER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
Homes With Garages

West side. 5000 block OF 18th st. new and
modern; near train and trolley: 4 bedrooms
reasonable rent. Agent on premises F,vs
"ther types OF charming homes. ss5 up.
WILLIAM o. MAHON. Builder,
522G ~ 18th st
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FLORIDA

THE new variety CRIMSON ORANGE, "the
SlO-a box fruit" viii revolutionizs orange
industry and make large profits for par
tiClpatovE Inquire TEMPLE TERRACES,
INC. PARKWAY BudE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

SUBURBAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frame
dwelling. 3 sleeping rooms; all cows: fne
iocs tion; large grounds; fruit, asparagus
berriss, beautiful shsds trees $1,000 RO6T
r. RANKIN. Agent. Glenn av.. Laurel Spres.
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u APRN
EI.kINS pARK

'5Soo-Lot 2oxi+0H6O: 3-story brick hnm. O
Main 81; al ConNcnierces; chicken houses
SWoPE = son. 5la !Jain. Darby.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGES S,,.
1 .a'Se Nm CraVen's Sons, l5iG n. Nn
s,s' e., aoIa "c "coinmbia ave, and 5sth ard Ghs: .:
ter ave. Members OF 'h!ladelpha HeA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

ONE OF THE BEST Improved iarms near
philadelphia, located on concrete road. .
miles ratlrood station; 138 acres Including
10 acres timber, acres orchard, 4 acres
meadow: attractive mansion. all improve
ments, including poolroom. sleeping porches
str,' tsrm managers residence; modHrn
horse and dairy barn, with box atalis FOR
horses. 20 James staDchion stalls for cattle
CATTLE stables have cork brick flooring vsnti-
lators, Thoroughly modern: new holow.tile
hog house cost sI00u in 1920; garage; large
machinery house and other buildings; prop
srty cost over t75. 900: will sacrifice at
,rpOyO; immediate possession.
X. J. DAGGER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

BY SEASON or week. furnished ist. -.
quest Mrs. " &. BeIRpeSea @ eSai no,Isooh IBooh,st on T..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

VTLDWOOD-2OO Il. Hand ave-: lot 4OxiOO
a-rOom frame cottag", furnished: $4,000
terms satisfactory.
THOS 4. GLIB. 5O5 Chestnut 81.
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GOOD FARM of Ia acre, in uor.,s -

GOOD FARM OF 10 acres in Horsnam Town
road within ID milea Philadelphia CITY Hall
ana convenient to Amber. Willow Grove and
natbofo. also to Duylestown and Willow
Sloye trolley: stone house, 10 rooms. air
prtsslre water system: good barn and out e
nuildinRs; property under cultivation; can
give quick possession; price 1928 per acre:
easy terms ~ desired: for appointment TO
inspect. phone Amber 1877
II, J DAGGER
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WAYNE

RF;Ai'rtFUL HOME. large lot. house rs
rooms = p9rches, tiled bath; stable, ga
rage p,ayhouse chicken house: old shade
near Etatt0M. NJ syen-E u .l3 ledger on:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
real ESTATE FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MEDIA

LARGE s-story brick hous-t with an acre
ot Ground suitable for q sohool or institu-
built for s25. 900.
pAKlN. Room ao4 1924 chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

=, NEW C0LOHihI. DWEIJ.INGs
zen rooms. = baths. hot.wa'pr heat hard.
wood floors: reduced IN price
NCORMIck f. MCCORMICK
Lincoln Iidg or f.lHins Park
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
MAIN LINE. SECTION

OVER BROOK - Ali-stone detached
home; glass ino,osed porch Z cham
hers: 2 baths; electricity, central plant
heat. hardwood floors: earages large
lot: near train and trolley
MERIoN---Ai,-stone Colonial center
hail. o chambers. = baths; glass in
closed porch; slectrictty: hot-wster
h4st hardwood hoorsI lot TOx1sa with
old ehade
wyNNEwoOD--Coio style home;
center hall. q chambers 2 be tbs elec-
tricity, hot-wster heat; hardwood
nocrs; garage; large lot. near station:
s25. 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
HADDOS REIGHTS
LAUREL SPRINGS

BADDOE HEIGHTS. N. Third ave. lot
HOx2OO: beautiful location $500 cash; bar
gain: easy terms. 1892 Wallace ST.. Phls.
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CITY LINE
EEASCHIONS

VERY ATTRACTIVE suburban hor. 3
miles up Broad NJ. from Civ Fam. bT
automobile, or UP York road BY trolley;
hanosoms brick semi "a chtd residence FOR =
gooo-sized family or for converting into .
3-story apartment house; ~ rooms Including
q bedrooms, elegant bathroom 1 other rooms
ana shed; electric l!sh ting: double porch; lor
Sbxi5o; elesan, lawn shruhberY and fruir
garage space very near York road and BrUar
A.; Improved and completsd here: also near
tnis onicni after payment % $4,000 to,ai
$50; entry immediately
otnsr houses for. sale; also choice and
cneap builcing lots or very sssN terms.
HOPE. 81.
l52l Nedro ave. Fern Rock. Ph. wyo 90
Nots tho address,, few Yards ~Rst Of BrOad
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VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA COUNTRY ESTATE

,'ha arminglV located. wonderfully developed
sgricmIturslIy, completely equipped: this prop.
.-y comprises y total OF Sl5 acres. 800 OF
tNra perfectlN developed. residue wooded ,
ma in dwelling br ok construction. IL rooms.
modcrnly equipped. located amid ine old
grove and lawn; 4 other DWELLINGS; spa acous
sN,k and grain barns. with silos: other es-
tate buildings well arranged and in keeplnS
vita the estate: hne TRANSPORTATION facilities.
the finest location in the State from social
view point: this In genuine value for dairy
tfera is nothing better IN Virginia: viii Yield
agricuturally This sesson not less than 10
nsr cent net; one OF the noted places OF Vir-
gina. both socially and asriculturslly: price
to Include cs.tle horses farm eauipment
90 crops SO o0o on unusually liberal
dala on request. ~ -
MORTON @. THALHEIMER
Country Department. Richmond Va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25
SUMMER Housrs

SUMNER COTTAGES ON THE
COAST, Muscongus Hay AZ MaihlNE
rehtals. u,hn e. PEMBERToN, Jr.. HprTIas HSrrTIsaass
B,os, '''on
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80 ACRES, $1,000;
WIDOW MUST SELL

Runnins spriuX water at house and barn:
ideal for summer home at III. price; =
room stone house; bank barn; 8 miles 10 r.
r. town. Full details. REESE & LiNDER
MAN, u. G. Airy St. N0rristown Pa
." ACRES, between West Chester and phila.
delphis ia miles to commutsr'r rtation,
good truck. fruit and poultry farm close
70 mscadsm and cement roads 10 Phila-
dwelling barn. outbuildings; large sorcha I'd
and is smooth; southern exposure: only
tG500. ]. r. Thompson, member Pblla
Real Estate Board. West Chester. Pa.
I, ACRES. modern farm; 4 miie 10 rail
road station; stone dwelling with rooms
ot-weter heat. bath new range buiIt.in
,hins closet. etc; stable. garage and poultry
plant; ~ fruit trees: Il bargain; S7506
Warren NJ, Cornell. Hathoro Pa
RUCkS County farms' send for list. H. q
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SEASIDE PARK
WILDWOOD

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, I'd and Ocean aves.
overlooking ocean; fully furnished.
DREEY 4 EVANS, 1907 Lincoln Bldg
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EIkIS~ PARK MANOR
FORT WASHINGTON

SUBURBAN PROPERTY, q minutes walk
faqon and trolley: lot 50r1aa IT.: modern
heat. electFic.'I, gas. modem olumb.ns. etc. I.
ashestos Earas-, l2Tis 4. old shade, shrub
per-, asparagus FRUIT. &C.. bargain for
$500.
n. J. DAGER
Ami u.
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MElLG,osE
IHlF7'III7fF7IIHI7WfTH'IT'ffIFI7HlFH'
MEL.ROSE
uEIROsE PARK

RUULDING LOTS. frontins ON woodlswn
ave, Ashsourne ave.. Ashbourne rdg hish
location. The neighborhood of good
homes GGORGE II. wEIDNER. tSc..
Jsnk'ntown Pa. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

CORNER dwelling 8-stog2 br ok house, con.
'Hnlns ~ rooms, baths aud attic; large
l"rccs; immediate possession, viii nnarc. 70
suit purchase. JEROME Il. JARDEI.LA
IF nest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

| FARM Gs5 Al for special purposes beat en-
vironmsnt; i4-room stone house: cleo
pbi,sdelphia: priss. Sl3. 700. A. l.. HxLTE-
NAN. West Chester. Pa.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-11
ATEXT FROM VOLTAIRE
BY DR. FRANK CRANE lCopyright. 1921. by Frank Crane)

Old sharp faced and sharp witted Voltaire had gift of saying penetrating things.
 There are two kinds of writers. One kind supplies information. This is cheap and comparatively easy All it takes is hard work and some skill at editing
 The other kind makes you think Upsets you. Opens door in your mind where you always thought there was wall. Gives you vistas. And hence makes you feel young. Which takes genius,
 Voltaire genius. He was literary hawk, and could things literary horses never dreamed of
 One of his observations is this: -
 "Is it not curious that Luther, Calvin, and Zuing- us all writers whom nobody reads founded sects that have overspread Europe that the ignorant Mahomet gave religion to Asia and Africa and that Newton, Clarke Locke and Le Cerc the greatest philosophers and the abest writers of their day. hardly were fol- lowed by small flock whose numbers constantly dwindled?" quantities is Envy Pure. unaduterated Envy accounts for more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio than are dreamed of Tn
 If you want to go far and climb high you must not be too clever wise rch you must learn how to con- ceal your excellence as vice.
 For people do not like superior 1oik' they are one once called wit "the art of getting ones self disliked.'
 emnence For child to be too precocious at school IS to have the other children haze him. The human animal turns and rends the strongest.
 Also for woman to be too pretty, young man to he too successful an old to be too rh an actor to be too popular writer to be too much Tn oemano
 speaker to be too eloquent, and politician to get elected means that all the machine guns oI envy anu the Big Berthas of condemnation VIII pc tule asa0 Only mediocrity is safe in the seats of the mighty The successful governors presidents, and Kings are they that are careful to stick to platltudes. .,,. Il Stil we willing to honor genus ana 6rlnance @ Il and wisdom. Only such must be dead, long i time dead, and thoroughly decomposed.
 God must love second-raters, to paraphrase Lan- . coin. He made so many of en-
Arizona republican., 1921-08-11
Tires and Long Staple Cotton

is our pleasure spread which will be more less cheering the cotton farmers of the valley the present growers of cotton as well those who growers last year and still have their crops their hands. gentleman from Akron ohio the head of the tire sales department of the Goodyear Rubber and Tire company, was in the city recently and he spoke of the rapidly in- creasing production of tires.
 The bottom began falling out of the tire busi- ness year ago. The descent rapid and the lowest point reached in May of this year. Com-s paratively few tires being made. The sales department burdened with the business of get ting rid of the great over production.
 A month later the business production began to take the grade that the Goodyear company is now running about three-f -fourths capacity, turning out daily 25,5oo tires at Akron and $500 at the Los Angeles plant What is true of this pany is true in some measure of all the tire manu- featuring companies.
 But in the period of inactivity it was reported that tire manufacturers had abandoned the use of long staple cotton and reverted the use short staple upon which they had wholly relied until a very few years ago. But this gentleman stated that his company was now using great deal of long staple cotton, mixing it with short staple and that the of it would be increased.
 In the earlier days of the long staple cotton industry this country looked the business the largest outlet of product believed time would when the fabric of tires would be made almost entirely of long staple Perhaps that would have about but the war which so raised the price of long staple cotton use discontinued almost entirely and was not re- stunned by time the break occurred in the tire- making industry ago.
 We may expect an increasing use of 1t which will have the effect of creating better market and the stabilizng of the market
Arizona republican., 1921-08-11
The curtai,ed A. E. Serviea

It Is matter of regret that the Arizona Eastern railroad has found thinks 1t has found 1t neces- sary reduce its daily service from Phoenix through Florence and Ray to Winkelman to thrice-a-week service; that is to train each way every other day. It is doubt true the railway company states in its this curtailment t5at 1t is onerating at a loss of 5000 day. in consequence we suppose the closing down of the mines at Ray On the other hand. as the Florence chamber of commerce points out the road during the long period of mining activity operated at great profit which might be spread the present unprofitable nerod: by a sort of process of amortization.
 The loss and inconvenience which the people living along this will suffer will be serious Many enterprises will be slowed down or halted and dur ing this period curtailment of service the traffic of the company along the line will be further re- duced-
 It is true that public utilities company should ot he compelled operate at loss. Yet there are circumstances in which they must operate at loss
 We suppose every railroad in the country at one time
 otber has felt the discomfort of seeing its earn tnrs run behind its operating expenses but all of
Arizona republican., 1921-08-11
THE 5oo- MILE GUN

Peace having been at last formahy declared by congress. the inVehtors are now busy bringing out bigger ana better war weapons. The latest in- vention 70 be announced is a long range cannon with a range Of 9Vo miles. It is a pretty little thing 10 look at. more Of rifle than a cannon and is of such a size that 1t can pc carried about with no great lncoh- venience. It's a pretty thing. water man. the fountain pen man. may turn them out in quantity production if the demand si sufficient
 O O O
 The 5O0-mile gun will, It IS req soned. do away with the necessity oi going to war. One can sit at home, if inc war Is within a reasonaple distance. and fight it out with Rand. McNally map, compass ana range-finder.
 Of courses. this takes much Of tne romance out of conflict. The per sonaI element is removed. Take a nice little mdn-to-man war ike the civil affair; it was often possible TOT a man. hit by d bullet, to get gen eral idea of the gang that did H. and seek a highly. personal revenge. Rut the long-range gun does away with all this. When struck py bullet. only a grand jury and stalI of Pinkertons stand any chance oi
Arizona republican., 1921-08-11

The going hence of general less does not impair the military strength of sister republic of Mexico. yet we approve the killing of General Robles General Trevino who says his act was made necessary in defense of his honor. Not word can say in support of dueing. but we cannot honor better by killing being killed in duel to which General Robles had challenged him. than by resortng to assassination And in that act Trevino impugned his own honor or what was left of it. if he ever had any. He confirmed the very statement that Robles had made that he was coward. doubtless a greater coward than Robles thought meant to say he
Arizona republican., 1921-08-11
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST II. 1921
l There are fdlsehoods Uhich repre-
 sent truth so aUeU thnt tt wo1ld be judging iU not to De deceiued by them. I Roche foucduld.
san carIo. p.x

Tomorrow ought to have been declared hon- day in Phoenix in order that those who are tied down by work day duties might get away to join day Is to be celebrated
 The San Carlos to be honored tomorrow is not . saint It is idea which is becoming concrete; imagination which is taking form; dream which is being realized: empire which is being created by the wedding of water to a soil in which great fertility has lain latent for thousands years Such is surely worth celebrating
 The people in this developing empire are not the only concerned. It is the happy Of Phoenix and the Salt River valley as we'll. and in lesser degree of the whole state. It is the deve- opment of taxable wealth which will bear its of the burden supporting our gov- ernment and its institutions
 But it means more the Salt River valley than it does to any other section of the state that the increased markets. better rates of transpor- tation-~ It much to it would mean if could should increase the height of the Roosevelt dam by 100 feet, extending that great reservoir that some hundreds of thousands of land desert and adjoining irrigated area should be added to it.
 And if that could be and planned what an valley.
 There will be a great crowd from Tucson at Casa Grande toVorrow. It will be shame if Phoenix its greater interest in the idea celebrated should be outnumbered.