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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-12
FOR SALE

/ Four room, new, modern house,
Lowlands, $2,7oo; $50 cash and
| $S1 month.
Two-room frame house. on cor
ner, Highlands, $500; 500 cash
and $50 month.
Three-room adobe house, High
lands, $780, $50 cash and S15 a
month.
Three-room frame house, High
lands, $3.50; $50 cash and SIS a
month.
Five-room adobe with one frame
room, big fine lot. near shops,
400; $50 cash and $40 a month.
Big adobe four-room house,
good corner lot, Highlands, S1,100;
$50 cash and $40 a month.
Two-room frame house, fine
corner lot, Albright Moore Add
ton, $500; 500 cash and $40 a
month.
Real Estate Exchange,
400 w. Copper Ave. Phone 20.
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CARPENTERINC

PETTIFORD--THE ODD JOB MAN
All kinds OF work. Phone ic73-I
WANTED-Odd jobs carp,ntering, house
painting and repairing. at reasonable
prices Phone 1456-R.
PAINTING, paper hanging 6n4 caikom-
ming; all work guaranteed. l.. w
Owens. SOS South Edith. phone 1s44-J.
I WANT you to investigate my low prices
on any KIND of a building proposition
you have in view. A. T.. Palmer. Punga.
low Builder box 81. city, phone 175S-w.
BUILDING, alterations. repairing, large
Jobs or small; work by contract or by
the day; reasonable prices; work guar.
anteed; estimates free. Call i755-W, e.
Il. johnson. GIG John street.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LoAN--On watches. dia.
.nonds. guns and everything valuable
Mr.. y. Marcus, ais South First.
MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds, watches
and gold 1ewelry; liberal reliable, con-
fidential Go;tlieb Jewelry CO.. 105 N. ist
CONFIDENTIAL loans on jewelry. dia-
monds watches Liberty bonds. pianos.
automobiles. Lowest rates. Rothman's
III South First Bonded tn the state.
WANTED--'ro loan $4,000 on improved
real estate, three to five years, at S
per cent. business property preferref
no commission Address Box GO, care
Journal, with full particulars.
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RANCHES

Now is the time to get busy
and select that RANCH. We
have q number of good ones
Of various sizes, both improv-
ed and unimproved, and To-
Gated in different parts of the
valley. IL you are planning on
getting a ranch this spring,
come in and tell us your
wants. With such a variety to
choose from, we believe we
can satisfy you.
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Male ana Female.
DRESSMAKINC

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EXPERT dressmaking. Phone 1S25-W.
RESSMAISING--By the day or at home.
s02 West Iron, phone 1901
WANTED Sewing. Mrs. Foster 503
North Fourth, phore 1239-W.
HEMSTITCHING. pleating. Williams Mil
linery, 20C South Broadway, phi. 777-J.
WANTED-sewlng suits, dresses, re-
lined and made over; reasonable prlces.
10 West Lead
PLEATINg. accordion. side and box;
mail orders. N. Crane. els North
Seventh. Crane Apartments. phone 314.
FOR RENT-Ranches
FOR RENT--Twenty-a acre ranch, part ia
alfalfa under main ditch two miles
north OF town. Postoffice box 213 city.
FOR Twelve ranch, under
ditch. mile aud quarter south OF
bridge; one acre fruit three acres alfal-
IA; low rent. Il. L. Stcidley, Lamy, n. NJ.
80 = ! 4 - =.
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WANTED--Agents

PUT AND TAKE saiesboards sell al
cigar stands, confectloners. s25 COM
mission daily Write Peoria Novelty Co..
Peoria, Illinois
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HERE VOL ARE

Five-room modern brick home.
sleeping porch. front and back
porch, lawn, trees, large lot. West
Coal avenue, immediate posses-
sion, cash payment. balance like
rent. Office space for rent, see
A. C. STA RES,
Real Estate and Insurance.
5lS West Gold, Phone 1853.
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sALEsMEN--Tf you could offer a bust.
ness man high grade pencils with his
ad imprinted In gold. in quantities as
small as single gross, cheaper than he
buys his ordinary pencils. so he could
tise them himself or as an advertising
novelty, wouldn't YOU think you had y
real live proposition Easv sales. big
commissions Mr. Hobbs, sales manager.
~ Dew street. New York City.
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IRESCO

Isl moo A MONTH EASY FOR HUsTLERs
MtLLIO'E-DOLLAR company Is paying
big money 10 live-wire distributors NJ
"FRTGAIR," new lceless regrlgerators.
Does away with expense OF ice Costs
nothing to operate. Sells FOR .i2--does
the work OF 800 Ice box Pays for IT.
self I'm short time. Every home must
have one. Sells on sight. Big profit on
every sale. Distributors making clean
up Write now for exclusive selling right
In your county Make a young fortune
between now and hot weather. Address
Dept. A, Warnerltte Company, Pasadena,
California
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CLOSE IN, IN THE
HIGHLANDS.

Good adobe house, five rooms,
sleeping porch, modern, screen
ed front and back porch, COM
pletely furnished, arranged for
two families and Is in extra
good condition, east front, full
slze lot, good t-buildings and
AN be bought at bargain
with good terms.
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AGENTS-Wo seller, sc profit
every dollar sales. Deliver on spot.
License Unnecessary. sample free. Mis-
sion, Factory S, 2si9 W. PIco. Los An
nnLRc L,alif
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WITH IrCy

VIII Us.
Al once that we may get 1t in
our big list which we are prepar-
ing to put into every home and
motel In town, We do not disclose
exact locations. Mail or bring in
fun particulars.
Joseph Collier, 207 West Gold Ave.
Barber Built Houses,
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FOR SALE

IS 0o0-Oue Of the finest homes on East
Silver avenue, rooms and bath ex-
ira large glassed sleeping porch, hot
water heat, large basement, fine cleo
trical equipment; garage. with servants
room attached. Terms.
42OO--Five-room new white Etucco bun
galow, hardwood floors, buit-in feat
rres garage, Fourth ward easy terms
Furniture also for sale.
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FOR SALE--Furniture

FURNITURE REPAIRING and uphoister.
ing. Phone Al. Erwin Bedding Co.
FOR sALE--DaVenport, two dresseTs
bookcase. six chairs piano. music
cabinet. 5f5 West Roma,
FOR sALE-Dresser, rocking chair
small heater; very reasonable. 31S
North sixth, phone 1166-J,
FOR SALE-side board with large mir
ror, s12; steel cot, $3.50: home all day
Sunday. $50 North Fifth.
FOR sALE--Dressers $3.50 up; high
grade used furniture. new mattresses;
SEQ us before buying anything. s25 South
First.
FOR SALE--Single mattress, double mat
tress and springs; three-piece oak bed
room set, to rockers, kitchen table
Phone 2191-J, mornings
FOR sALE-Furniture at factory prices
which makes 1t cost less than tecond
hand goods. Come and see for yourself.
American Furniture Co.. 22s South Sec.
ond.
FOR sALE-Furniture, including tables,
chairs, dressing table, stoves, check
protector mirrors rugs; going out Of
business, Barnum Studio. 2f9h West
Central.
FOR SALE--Beautful mahogany bed
room set; also Rose Wilton rug cheap.
slightly used good as new. 5li North
Fifth. Home Sunday OF see Mr.. Town.
Aend, ]. G. Penney Co
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WANTED--Salesmen

S<S-S-SrSSr-~|-~~-~-~~~ -~~~r~~-~~~-~-~-~~~~ ~
TWENTY experienced statesmen. Spleen
did proposition. Breeder Drug CO..
Memnhia Tam
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TIME CARDS
E#[99

WESTBCuNO-Da Daily.
train. Arrive. Depart.
No. 1-The Scout. -. go pm $50 pm
No S-Caiit. Limited, lg;3O am 1900 am
NO. 1--Fafgo Fast. 80 am 1890 am
No. 9--The Navajo. .1e:35 am 1909 am
SOUTHBOUND.
NC. 2s-El Paso Exp 1910 pa
NO. 2T-El Paso EXP 11:le am
EASTBouND.
No. 2--The Navajo. 2:10 pm 3:40 pm
No. t-~Calit. Limited, s 90 pm $40 pm
No. SIS F. Eight. 7:sS pm $40 pm
Nh, ia-Ths Scout. -. 7:s0 am 1850 ar
FncS sSC-a
M 2s--FrUm III Paso ss5 pns
No. S0-srom lei Paso 800 am
No. 80 connects at J'elen with No. ~
for Clovis, Pecas Valley Kans' City and
G Coast.
No. 20 connect. at Delsn with No. FL
from clovis ana points eaat and south
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LOTS LOTS LOTS

We have some very desirable
lots in all parts Of the city and
will be glad to show you any
time.
We have two corner lots in
University Heights that are
bargain.
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FOR SALE--Miscellaneou,


FOR SALE--Mfxr~I onou.
S~---N-~e-~~-~------- = .
roh sALE-Rhubarb roots, phi. 2417-R3.
FOR SALE--t1as range. 41O North Siyfh
FOR SAFE paied
e40g.Rs UNI Thohe
~, :
az sALE,-Mans bicycle. cheap. SO7
- v :; es !; G9!1.
ais West Lead 1i'' ''"'"S "''H'"e' 3d.
tE III BobDYs MILh, BEST IN TOWN,
rt,oIe zaIS-k4. .--------.-
FOR SALE soda fountain, cheap. Ap-
- lg I'D south FIRST.
| FOR SALE-Roller canaries. 2ls south
Walter, phone 16G7-J
| SYMPHONIES ana Hnrns nr1 "a ,,co,i
Fred Il. Ellis, phone S02-J
/ FOR sALE-DoUbI. 1-n,,, i,,r,,--,s --. ,,-,i
1OO-egg incubator pbnno oInp-T, an"
fSop -
C IT., CoNn pitch' alto saxaphone;
1777, - - :. =
~, oTa'' - hVNeI1er tfets three years
VIZ, leu leet LlslE lO24 North Third.
! FOR SALE-Good light oak bed mat
tress and springs Sl5 West Mckinley
FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine, SIS.
The Exchange, 10 West Gold, phone
/ M.
! FOR SALE--LaTge hand p1a9a rod gadar
chest and small trunk chem 117It
natl -
77--zS, -
" Ohl Ans EN- CHANGE Y. M. c. A.
ooas, Easter cards collar and cuff
\ s5Ls, satufuaIs
FOR SALE-Plumbing suppiics- pIpe,
nupps minnie
| Nartb Eo,,r,, w. - '''N'o"' illI
- :.
fOF -Ihrce-quarter mattress,
newly renovated. gnpln 1i'l
ooiu' phone l394-W.
e. - ~ $500 - az nluNes, 80 ana up
E,vfbanoa 100 f,I14 rSsI uS 1Sps"''lef
= 49, - - .5oG." -. = uu' VI.
| FOR SALE-Used tractor. SIS and
If-2a, Whh gang pl1ws. Hardware
department, j. Korber Co.
Fer SALE-Cheap, cOmbinatInn pas and
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AUTOMOBILE

A~~ ~NA%%1A AAA~
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EXPERT radiator repairing. o. x. shee
Metal Works, 2i7 North Third.
FOR SALE e. K-45 Buick touring car,
first-class condition. Bond Dillon Co.
city
| WANTED--A Ford touring body in ex.
change for a roadster body. Phone
1921.
CASH PRICES for used cars, any condl.
toh Mcintosh Auto Co., 81 West
| Copper,
FOR sALE-s0me extra good used cara:
easy terms Mcintosh Auto Co., 31i
West Copper.
! FOR SALE-Ford touring, Ford truck,
IN, IN good running order. no North
| Thirteenth.
WANTED-YOUR USED CAR; viii nav
pest cash price. Fiaduct Garage 500
| WANTED--A Ford or Chevrolet chassis
- ue,nouhlao'e rims and starter, Address
.: 9 NJ, care Journal
FOR sALE-Overland touring, tires, bat
terry and motor flrst-class condition.
price &l1O. Phone 1GSS-W.
FOR SALE-New ans second-hand Ford
honeycomh radiators. O. X. sheet
MelaI Works. 2ll North Third,
FOR SALE-l919 Foro ROADSTER, Dodge
brothers roadster. to trade for Ford
touring car. with starter. 4O7 West Con-
per.
! REAL FORD BARGAIN
AOUHING CAR five tires plenty tools:
nave another car; must sell. Cuffman,
l2z4 North second, phone 1797-W
/ FOR SALE-Oue-ton Ford truck Ss0G-
worn drive E-4o Eight Buick. $3.50
Ford touring. S125; Studebaler, five-pas-
senger. 500. nc Yves, Gold.
FOR sALE-Ford touring or Ford speed
ster| both in Al shape; or will trade
4 Ford light truck. Call at 2O7 East
central at moons, or after p m.
FOR SALE--l92O Buick touring. in tin
top. shape; must be sold by Saturday:
real bargain. Come make me an offer.
S5l North Eighth phone 12G9-R.
FORDs FOR RENT-Rates: 15c per mile,
81 per hour minimum. Special rates
week days. ASK for them. DriverIess
Ford Co. 121 North Third, phone $50.
FOR SALE-1921 Ford roadster. In first
class running order. Car has starter,
demountable rims, two new castings. one
extra; VIII trade for good touring Phone
1891.
SAVE SO to rs per cent on used parts,
tires. wheels magn .tos. BEARINGS
springs, etc. Our stock grows larger
daily, Parts in stor' for Overlands, 30,
SO; Chalmers, Maxwell truck an pleasure
CA, Chevrolet, 400, Paige 4, REQ 4, stude-
baker and 6. Mcintosh Auto Co.,
81 West Copper.
WHEN IN NEED or
TIRES, rims. carburetors. springs mag
netos' generators, wheels, gears, axles,
bearings, horns, accessories.
COME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS
We have salvaged to date tie follow
Ing cars: Buick, Maxwell Chandler,
Mitchell, Chevrolet 400 and h. b: Over
land, every model Iup, Odds, Crow, Elk
mart, REQ bort, Saxon, Studebaker, both
and 6.
NIADUCT GARAGE
500 SOUTH SECOND
Largest parts house in the state.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Heavy spring
wagon, three fourths mile west OF
bridge. A. J. James
FOR EXCHANGE-Iot in University
Heights, on used automobile, in good
condition. Phone f76e-J
FOR SALE OR TRAD-I--Lumher wagon
and heavy spring wagon, three
fourths mile west OF bridge, A. J. James.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
"SPRINGTIME" TO
Be GIVEN MARCH 6-8

Rehearsals at the Woman's club
are going forward rapidly for the
production of "Springtime." the mu-
sical show which win be given by the
local y. w. c. A. on March 6, and g.
Mr.. Rogers and Mr.. Perkins. directors
of the play, are already putting the
large cast and chorus of nearly 100
through their PAGES. All the prin-
cipals have not been definitely Sc
lected by the trying-ort process as
to singing and talSing voice, dancing
or dramatic ability Mr.. Rogers IS
confident that the parts win be fin
ally placed in the next day or so
One OF the interesting features Of
the play is the large number of dane
ing and singing groups which appear
throuhout the play both in costumes
OF the 1868 period and that OF 1883, as
we'll as the present day.
The following school girls have
been selected for the Mardi- Gras
dance group: Mildred HeIlwarth,
Clair Armour Alberta Munson Doris
Moore. Priscilla Thayer. Ellen North.
Janice Gearheart, Brenda Tweed.
Marjorie Hughes, Elizabeth Dashiell,
Wilma Day. Margaret Ellis.
Some of the other attractive groups
are The Society. Servants, Brides
maids Maids OF Honor, Wedding
Guests, May Day Guests Futurists,
Jury and Rainbow TraH.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
80 81

COUPLE WILL WED-A marriage
license was issued yesterday to Henry
Raphael, 10, and Leiler Justin, 10,
both of Komatke.
PAN HELLENIC CLUR-Pan-
Hellenic club reservations are to be
made on Thursday Feb. %, to Miss
Mary Burton, telephone 2915. All
girls who are members OF Greek let
ter fraternities are cordially invited
to be present.
CHARGE is DlSMISSED-O. ID.
Wickizer was exonerated of a charge
of uttering bogus checks at his pre-
liminary hearing before Justice
Henry Sullivan in the East Phoenix
precinct court yesterday when the
court dismissed the action because
OF lack Of evidence.
FOUND GUILTY ON DRUG
CHARGE jury in Justice Henry
j. Sullivan's court found Roy Revis,
negro. guilty OF charge of selling
and disposing of cocaine. The com
plant was signed by a special county
officer. Sentence will be pronounced
by the court at 10 o'clock Friday
morning. The penalty is a fine of not
less than $25 nor more than $780,
ASK $4,000 FOR INJURlES-As a
result Of an accident at the Pima
Ginning company gin on Dec. s last,
J. r. Henderson yesterday filed a
personal injury suit in superior court
asking $4,000 damages from M. E.
Watson and s. j. Jennings, owners Of
the corporation. Henderson alleges
that while working at the gin his
right hand was caught in belt and
pulley and that as a result of the ac-
cidant he sustained permanent injury
to the arm. His hand, arm and
shoulder were badly lacerated and
torn in the belt and pulley, he alleged.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
NEWSPAPER Of 1888
RELIC OF INTEREST

A framed copy OF the Gazette of
the United States. printed in Wash
ington, d. c., in 1889. and containing
George Washington's inaugural
speech is attracting considerable at
tention in the windows of the Car
ter Mason company on East Wash
ington street.
The paper was issued to cover the
period from Wednesday, April 20, to
May >. 1889, there evidently not be-
ing sufficient news TO permit of a
daily paper The front page con-
tains an article on "A Sketch of the
Political State of America" with
other news items OF Importance TO
those times, and a picture of the
Father Of His Country graces the
center of the sheet. The type and
wording is reminiscent of Colonial
days.
This interesting relic forms part
of the collection of a resident of
Phoenix who values il as one Of the
heirlooms Of the family, though IL
would be worth much in money from
the standpoint of collector. 1t has
been loaned TO the Carter Mason
company through the kindness of
this woman.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
To ADDRESS FARM
BUREAUS OF VALLEY

A b. Ballantyne, assistant county
agent leader of Arizona, will be the
chief speaker at a number Of Farm
Bureau meetings to be held through
out the valley this week and next.
The county directors feel that they
are very fortunate to be able 10 have
Mr.. Vallantyne for two weeks cam
paign in the interest of Farm Bureau
work.
He vii speak on what the success
of the Farm Bureau means to the
American farmer and what it would
mean should the movement fail. Mr..
Ballantyne fully believes that the sue
cess of American agriculture depends
upon the farmer getting solidly be-
hind the Farm Bureau movement.
The meetings arranged for this
week are as follows: Murphy and
Cartwright, Tuesday night, Feb. 81:
Laveen, Wednesday night, Feb. %;
Tempe, Thursday night, Feb. %:
Pendergast, Friday night, Feb. "a;
Wilson. Saturday night Feb. %.
Meetings for next week win be an
nounced later. All meetings at &
D. m.
All those interested in making
farming a more profitable business
are urged to attend these meetings
and bring their neighbors.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
8738
RECORD IN PHOENIX

All previous city registration fig
ures were surpassed when the books
were closed last night with a total
of S73S enrolled. To this number
viii be added a supplemental list be-
ginning after the primaries and clos
ing before the general election.
The only approach to this record
was at the general enrolment OF
voters two years ago when the books
showed registration of 1924. but
this figure included the supplemental
list added after the primaries
The primary election viii be held
on March 4, and registration for the
general election win reopen on March
s, closing March "a. The general
election win be held April 4.
AS a majority of all votes cast for
the office elects a candidate it is con-
sidered certain that mayor will be
named at the primary election while
there is a probability that a com
missioner also will be elected. There
are two candidates for the office Of
mayor, and the people will choose
two commissioners from list OF four
names. So in the event a mayor and
commissioner are elected at the pri-
maries, the general election will be
concentrated upon selecting the re-
naming commissioner.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
BIC SEAT SALE FOR
JUNIOR CLASS PLAY

The reserved seat sale for 1T Pays
to Advertise" opened with a bang
yesterday at the Central pharmacy.
The management of the play an
nounced last evening that the seat
sale had more than reached their
expectations for the opening day.
1T Pays to Advertise" is the comedy
success to be staged by the junior
class of the Phoenix high school at
the high school auditorium on FRI
day and Saturday.
The large seat sale is evidence that
big audiences will attend this popu-
lar production on both evenings.
Many people who have seen 1t Pays
TO Advertise in other parts OF the
country state that the play when
properly produced is huge sue
cess.
Tickets may be obtained or reser-
vations made at the Central phar-
macy again today. The prices are
S5 and so cents. All seats are re-
served.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
S. S. TRACK MEET IS
TOBE HELD TODAY ON
HIGH SCHOOL FIELD

Final plans have been made for
the Sunday school track meet. to be
held at the high school athletic field
today, commencing at 8 a. m. Bryan
keathley, head official, and L. G.
Reeves spent Tuesday in preparing
the judges score sheets and care
fully checking them that there might
be no error. Some boys were care
less in writing their entry blanks and
as a consequence may be disap-
pointed in not being able to enter
all the events they desired.
The interest being taken in the
track meet is shown by the number
or entries. There are eight partici-
parng churches, with 110 boys en-
tered, the boys varying in size from
oV pounds IN class one to the unlimit-
ca class live, and those over is in
class six. The first three classes will
compete in the 75-yard dash, the 100
yard dash standing broad jump, run
nlng broad. running high, three-lap
potato race and baseball throw. Class
three also has a shot put. Glasses
four, five and six compete in the
l0O-yard dash and the go in place Of
the shorter dashes, and in addition
have a four -man relay.
owing to the classes being graded
according to weight large num-
Der of officials arc required and some
of the best in the city have been Sc
cured. Coach Robinson will have
charge of the dashes, wilt of the city
schools, the potato races; Dykes and
Duff, standing broad; Miller and
Love, running high; McComb OF the
running broad: Wilcox, Zehner and
Mackay, baseball throw: McGaugh
and Grow, shot put. Lawrence Le-
high, Rev. Mr.. Bellingham, pastor OF
Roosevelt; Rev. Mr.. Shanks, pastor
Of the First Baptist church: Rev. Mr..
Aker, pastor OF Central Methodist
church; L. A. Bartlett and others will
help where they are needed.
As the meet is rather complicated,
everyone is asked to be on hand a
few minutes before 3 Wednesday
morning. Entries will find where
tho events are to take place, so they
may not be late TO the next succeed
ing event. The time for change will
be made by bugle call.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
NORTH 1ST PAVING
HITS MORE SNAGS

Suit to enjoin the city of Phoenix
from carrying out its intention to
pave North First street Van Buren
to Culver street was filed in superior
court yesterday by Mrs. Erna Kla-
bun Wise. a taxpayer owning prop
erty abutting on the proposed i'm
provement. This is the latest devel-
opment in the long controversy be-
tween property owners and city off
Gals to pave the street between the
above described limits.
The Injunction is based on an alle-
cation that the street improvement
will do the plaintiff irreparable dam
age through the narrowing of in
tersecting streets and a paving as
sessment for 64-foot frontage
against her property, whereas her
lot has only 50-foot frontage:
1t is the contention Of the COM
plainant that a protest filed against
the proposed Improvement with the
city clerk September ] last is still
effective because. she claims, no ac-
ton has been taken by the city since
that time TO legalize the improve
ment. It is necessary. she points
out, for the city to get paving petit
tions containing signatures of 81 per
cent of the property abutting on the
proposed improvement before pro-
ceeding with the work.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
Try This IF You
Have DandruH

There is one sure way that
never fails to remove dandruff
completely and that is to dissolve
it. This destroys it entirely. To
do this, just get about four
ounces OF plain, ordinary liquid
arvon; apply it at night when re-
firing; use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub it in gently with
the finger tips
BY morning, most if not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications
will completely dissolve and en-
tirely destroy every single sign
and trace of it, no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You will find too that all itch
ing and digging of the scalp will
stop instantly, and your hair viii
be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky
and soft, and look and feel a hun.
dred times better
You can get liquid arVon at
any drug store. 1t is inexpensive.
and four ounces is all you will
need. This simple remedy has
never been known to fail.