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New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
I1FODUN FIOIlM. SeNFe-NIN'
Dated. New York. Decemher so, 1915
THE LAWYERS SURETY COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

- teuNr street. New YORK
The annual Meeting OF tho stockho'ests
of this company VIII be held al It's ofase
on January Tth 1919. at IL NJ. for ne
election OF Directors and the transaction ak
such business as MAY come before it.
A VAN TAMBACHT Acts. Seey
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Costly Newark 'Iomcs
Involved i'm Deals

Edward Weston, president of the
Weston Electrical instrument Com
pany, has purchased the residence for
merly occupied by George c. Wieden-
mayer, at 1873 to 1877 Ballantine Park
way. Newark, n. j., between Prospect
and Clifton avenues. The property
was sold through Louis Schlesinger.
Inc. The building, which is Of Phil
adclphia brick with limestone trim
mlngs, contains 10 rooms and baths,
and is on 4 plot S5Xl40
Jacob Fishel, through his agents.
Louis Schlesinger, Inc, has sold
lS5-ls7 Warren Street. northwest cor
ner OF Soaring Street, to S. de Leon
ardo. The property consists of an
apartment building with stores or the
first floor The new owner will improve
the property and hold same for IN in
NpStmPrt
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Metropolitan Trust Company
Of III. CITY Of Nexx York

The annual meeting of the Stockhocers
OF this Company for the election OF nine
Directors VIII be held the Office OF the
Company. SO Wall Street. al twelve O'Clock
noon on the fifteenth day OF January. lela
The stock transfer books VIII be closed =
3 r. M. January 3rd. and re-opened 3; -
4. NJ. January 9Th. 1919
GEORGE y. HARTMANN. Secretary.
Nav Yolh j JanMarN 4tn. l91o.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Curb Market

Note.-'Fhe Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
blity FOR the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06

PARK Az $500 $ 5oIl4--Benes,so5 r,;s. 90 go @
20 Metropolitan Savings Bank So Coonsrs s -
Jan 8 y1s. ) c: atty, L T & I C. IA
TEAsDALF. PL. n s. 54ell " Trinay sy >, - , gee
loo-Carl Harbersrr 10 Edw Rsppsch3.gsr ~ 81
st Ann S Az. pr mtg So. coo. Jan 3 dI,s =, w
bond; atty, Edw Reppsehleger 626 81 Az. ~
......... 81 sAa
Hull Az. so5th st. 55.4rloorss lIrlaa ~ :.
Aug J2rsizcn IN Anna Sunoif So ;hsst -.
,ntge. $50. .0o9; Jan ? due July / lssS. esH -
ssty, L G a I Co. lis Btoadwss.. si.seess
18TH ST. 52s Il. 25si09. Josiah frsin ..
Mutual lafe ms Co. "a Naussau ~ Jan a en 20
Feb l. 1872 So: atty. T { & 7 Co l7e RrosS
18th ST 527 g. 9s1lie4: Henry scnos... :, = .cec
IN Christina Ludwig, 96l White Plains Nv. f,n :
aue as per bond: atty T G 4 I Co I7s Rro.s
""' ...... s. 500
The Bronx
RICHARDSON Av. 45a2: Bronx Borough RAM :.
trod'k. Buser. PISS Clinton av: atty ~ L e
BAeehler. 1925 V fremont 49,. q q
FAllE ST. 965; 0ds- Hcding Corpn 10 Abe, E,ss
rs + 9Th 81 and sno; atty. Fred'k Iese (
Nassau ST Observation-Disclosures. s,sa
rIEBoUT AY. S. 20. 10 n lS0fh ST. S. iorSss
b3xl044 Everett IL Barnard and sno in NJ
llrsch 2l0 w i<0tll s.: atfys. LAWYERS, TN. -
! Co. 100 Broadway .............. =,
SANE property Max Hirsch 10 Mar Marcus %; !! I.
l!Vlh ST: atty, same -................. I,
SAME property. \ Trust Co 10 Brevoor Re-,
Estate Co. Is Wall St: atty. same g {,
SAME property; Brevoorr Real Estate Co 10 linisn
square sssinge Bank 20 Union squsre: strS
SS"e .,...t.....-s.........t 81 asa
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
This Weeks Auction Sales
MONDAY. JANUARY +.
At "A NEsEY STREET.

5orH ST IS W. $ 80 5th as. 2s4 loo 5.,ty
,!au @isls. ,ile 5loo.4-lll. tsxrs.es..
l4ui sr ~ =: s. .eiS e 81 AZ, iSxloo II.
@sM d d"s isihel Iuiubull ast Lewis ksp-
ian et al s.fefN Bro sttyS; due. s7.574 a.;
,ra sq O.. p, A'tl"r 6 sheridan
- j., a ~ w. - sth ave ~ Sa9 3
ii'iS' a' az Nnt = h. MNN due. .-9e l.: /:
Ar 3-!o f"iHp AVENUE
Nv ic,,p. .. DSy
G Grove a.l NJ 4 Atkinson et Al: Grant
.Sq9 Sqqi'ss sr 'rS oae. s...sg; sAes &c sas
Thomas Roy az. NJ \ Atai4so1 e, a ,;lsn,
Sfuiles. ATTY. due s. 25d; axes etc SIS
TUESDAY. JAAUAnN
AT l4 NEslY STREET
sn ~ r Es Henry Egsdy
NJ. i.>'N - \ sa>: eu5 Real Es.s,e AK ca
t, S.1 ""'a %''q ia 'S d see, .ecd 81" a.se s's
- etc. $50 on mist parcel. sSfS on second
IA:%iNGroN Az l7m a -oIl ,oalh $,
soAGs ig t-siy mt >iis. Clement March az
81 sa'' l4s pSlnsn 'S f.1a ct a u F Mihef. sty due
a'TH ST ia w ~ Amsterdam av ~
.9os ao. 2.sE n dTis EQUITABLE LIE A.solai's~
sitys due % - i t.xes' c,c ''asi,''' So
,,,.,. ..r Is, Josepn Z oa>
10y int 4 sns: X 4 kiasslsnd 81 al AT. tvs l.
e93.2l. taxes. clc slSS =
BY NJ Morccnthau Jr.. Co
- ST. l5S +. =. lse9 Avenue A 2c2tloo
3-stF hk hospital; e Friedlsndcl .ei NJ Y
n.h,ie,' oa ct al LINDSAY, * < =. sif>s due SIG
o,ru sr ,s! gY Ai-npr c, G 5 Sas.id4n g,
s,y .ns ~ .ri, ~ r.. 80 I'd AZ .oSioe TO- :
i.vanse'leal Re- fmed Hethai, Church Of :
ct .,. a. :.., r ID - Anb" ATTY due s'27a.l, axes.
AT sen ruIep AvENl.E
=, Joseph r pay
-a}rll >T - +. s. lsl.' " Wrostcr A. 45A
r.',, l.o s,lN dwS Z Walsh adm. sgl veris,
Ky .lS iNtANn Az Hovue. tun- fl 395x
ln"x - >n.lo in beg Wun Wehner et a AZ.
lteen Ale"u al pprl 4 u s'r-. due ,l5-
.''.l}. iar-. efc. 81 b. o.
HperwArrn m i'as. 'si''' 'E si7z we.,cl.e.,e,
,;5.,, a.; 7,HIq0 -sy b ,; dws + p Anslu ~ y x
ste,. '4 cic 500 > ''''" "'''' que - 80 y
s7rn sr g gy g ATn"' # 6, G sas,i'Is Nis -
@-''1 d%s Va en- Se1g' Eanis ag 6 Z Lon
6, a. 2 'inch. ats dG.. S57os s. taxes
Wednesday, January
At II NNSEY STREIT
,-,r,, so. f. Jose'h !, DW
nes ls'u st loft s 6ids I. p.t,. M 'agiss tai.i;ss
Corp sst Cleveland Holding 60: Aser K G.
sj,n spXs 6oo due sio4Sll2. SUB TO lsi n,is Of
oF4d1ANcrY ~r - n % Columbia ST. s,r
,s,. Ieq' i.{ p 'a 4 sos,M N G spsddca set Fi-
due S2'.' 20 81. 5aNs~. e.. SG6s>o
sac, t., Samus 'odstietsl
80 81 l3, T. Leznston ~ 2ovlo22
5-Stg hsl & slls Emma Roth az, Eme r ness
ct Al; Tausch II & H. sttvs due. s5.767 s.:
S4l 500 W
o9n ST. l5e y n S. 40 Lexington av. a7r
100 llN lleg, sly int Bankers Trust Co
iusiee, az ioagain Spiio ct al: y Wsllsteiu
airy. due. so 5o.. Il fayos. cfc :l.oN
At 3slo THIRD AVENUE
Hy Jane, a. Donovan
NNplitNS A\. 8! u lTGth T. 2s.2xlOn1
.5NH, 'acsui w II Houynge ,ru,ies etc asl
isiies Jacob e al. II " Stevenson. ATTY: due
st.30v: iaNes. cfc. S2IG
'V ANN AN. so. S. loot % l'st st. 95sao
~ lni.-S Z Bruce agt 6 knenpcr ct AL
: * w Buckley attys due. 80 4aa IS
taxes. eic s III 80
Thursday. January
At II NEStY STREET
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Mcst Side

ASIH ST. ii0 w 25Sloo. Jan Geo Sciloe,ecle,
10. Geo J Bsnefnschmidl. o3l atll ~ due Jan j.
va. o'a {: aitys Nendel. r. ~
...|A .OOn
SD ST. w. 1Svl0..s. pr mig ian 4-A,uic
teisn fC Belle T; Bates. W SD si due and
- a PER- bond. atty Wsltsi l. McColke. 100
is7iif 7iiif ST ss5 " l7.as p. ns la. sS99 9Dg
Gh> 10 l-migfant llidusi say Bsnk. > sls .
G.; arls u oGclman 81 Chamber
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Lis Pendens

,TB 81 ), Us # OF Ave p .5Kao lo gi,'
asd l. Su,N1m s2t ADrain .ers' p
tamendei fo-a .o,ure o. mort gage attorney
fienh
Bronx
PROSPECT AVE. 10. elts: matte Of 7eiition
cars t. Kirby action to register II
tosneY. " si-,hild.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Thursd ay. January .
'T II NEStY S'rKEI.

NLpnipcn ST ~ ''F,'' ''f"S ioo n an.neton ii
oNlouv h1es. 5slv int 4 -lrreel,
Npresse Go asi Rose lindenbegs =; Cay q
aliAs. due. s.7.t1, t3. taNes. eto SIS o.
lNiH ST. 81 w. s. 80 10Th acc .jx9~.p g.
Sif iut- Frederick Coal. exl. a9 MlN Enm OF
cfc. S15,.
ID AVE- aloo alos ID E cor los,h st. 5ovloo
siF tut ,tIs-l Henry cachard. tiste AZ
Columbus Holding &c Inc. ct al. Csr> & {
atNS; due. s.. 100 s.. t.sves eic. Ss.os2.5o
EN Afthur C. Sheridan
bErHl NE 81 4,-4S D. cor Wssnnoton &,
S2l1loov,7 7Nloo 5.Sty mis & ~Emigrsni
lncnsi -" Bank ast NJ !. De,mer ct a. K & r
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Standard Oil RnNs Really

Louis Schlesnger has sold to the
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
the plot at 97-99-lOl Ogden Street.
north Of Third Avenue, Newark. The
property. which was sold for the III
tanla Building e. Loan Association. Will
be used by the Standard Oil Company
for garage purposes.
Sl1,93a for Ten Jersey City Lots
The sale Of ten lots on Car6.,d
Avenue, Jersey CITY. by the Public Ser.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
New Manhattan Buildings

list ST ~ 10 2s9 W. 7 4: story shon sad
fsctor. l55rloo.5. Standard Concrete Steei %.
l05 W ietl 81. owner. NJ Fsrar 105 "
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
'iomc Buying Feature
Of BROOKLYN Market

Home buying has been the outstand
lng feature of the buying movement in
Brooklyn for several months. Reports
from there indicate that the move
ment has not abated. The Realty As
sociates announced Yesterday that it
had sold thirty-one houses in the
Brownsville section during the last
twelve months. which IS about 10 per
cent Of its holdings in that part of the
borough. Sale to George Silvelnan
OF the four-story brick dwelling al l6S
Sutter Avenue is the latest transac-
ton reported from the Brownsville
zone. The Realty Associates have also
sold l2S and 1870 Linden Street, near
Central Avenue. two threc-story flats.
2oNl0o each to Frederick Won de-,
Geest through Louis Levin.
There has been considerable activity
in property of this character recently
one transaction IN which the Realty
Associates was interested being the
exchange last month of thirty houses
of this type on Grattan Street and
Harrison Place. near Porter Avenue.
Howard {. Pyle & CO. have sold -
Prospect Park West northwest corner
OF Montgomery Place, for Jacob G..
Dettmer, to leonhard Michel, the brew
en- whose present residence is 25 First
Place. The plot is 5Oxl0O, and the
house is detached, about 35x65. The
nrice ic SEQ OOO
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Dry Dock Savings Institution

'fl 3iS BOW LEA, Cor. 3D. ST.. New York
The Trus,ees haNe declared dividend
for the SIX months ending December al
1915 on all deposits from FIVE DOLLARS
to THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS entitled
thereto under the bylaws. Mt the rate OF
THREE and ONF-HALF Per Cent. per am
mum, PAYABLE OF, ana after January % 1919
Deposits made ON or before Jan 10 viii
be 0nt'ticd 20 interest from Jan. /. 1919
ANDREW MILLS. President
WM r. PATTERSON. Vice President
fREDEHlCk SHERWOOD. rreasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06

Burke Stone has sold for John +.
Smith, Spring Valley, to Alfred Bigelow
Paine. of Studio Arcade, Bronxville,
a lot on the west side CT Webster Ave
nue.. facing the Bronx Parkway and adj
Joining the hcrvan property, previously
purchased by Mr.. PaiMe
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
The Bronx

kATuNAH Az. - u 2S7h ST. 254S5-lud,,is
Fl Baum 10 Mary jepsoil 657 4 227th st. Jan J.
KS 5,3 p G. atty. T 6 & 7 CO. l7s Bsay sS.OOe
bAlHGATE AN. W e lSStl ST. 50 ir3g- aion
Chemical Glassware Co 70 Morris Ls-,,1 SIS
trsSlpan $. and sno. mtg $4,000 De- ,3.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Recorded Transactions
East Side

) PANE Das h,di,li = TO jos No'S.l ~ No,46ear.
M.se ss s2 800 q a Is.,s s. a oeast .,, vscy 81, & l.
< ~, T Co. l1e RNay ''''. '.'' sioo
eiscann Dsiillias hsn" ro 10 st. ~. a. sN]s lo
TGl. TS q cSsr oai@ "a g wfs.s,ea =; SO. s G sus
ST MARK ri s. ( .s,sS eTsz .sH.r, cc,ie5 81
Minnie ,.n b lanos on .e premises mSe SIS zoo
~ IN atty samuel FinssrAu. 2e9 Bnxy. sloo
kussal e; a Hy ) rsdden. aS9 J. u 81
N'Es s,'Vg, a.. ies- De a ATTY. Tile Gusf
i"ih ST lc4.' L. JUS ssy : ASK " az l.. -
~. w - 10 nion 81 }5-l II OK i.ay II
lcb.nSa lu ocs he9NoSd ReSA. 1ofpn 70 Mtteb.ns
Is 81. ~, W Z vausc- - Broad So. sio6
'gt n hf. Az Z. .51loso- schsesnser Resi,y g
= M9mi M9mis .helrs Il stanton s Dec 50. 81
sosly Go TO Nm v iSwrssee al Eronx,iil,
y mlse si5Oooo, Al iisnN. Dec al: stis. ''i'
~, re Sus. T. Go. 10 Rwsy.. ......... .slo0
th az $ E TSth :. 4asSloe-Wm Lawrence
!e. = sliy. Title Guar & 7 Co. i7s Bwss slcG
''9tn III, 81 ;, "a Sd a,. 27Sioc N-lsnneis
lqelli 9li Elizabetn 81 b ). all lien Dec
20, q s,,y Alfonso hl'ons sos Bwsy. 800
Hoae4s trustees. 10 II Hudwlll Cofpn. w
,,tl ST. all liens Dec ST. auv. y riil- s
earn sr :. i .S1asiille.oooii..a 'sov so9
RAnk 70 Den~Nod Really Go. 5os Willis Az al
'iens. ian II ATTY. LAWYERS 4 T e. lse
west Side
iTH ~. IN. 9su. ST. .eosso -.Jessplin- L.
Nlii'A' 10 1 Pauline kslie WsehaNAen. \ i.
~, e. NggAs ~, iql y s9ig y, 81
.'si .$oA fsises $ Dkyn slry, Chss Rev-
A. H. 55.5ros: l.n@sft.o sGn N,og sV
50. s7.xe5-.Eitsd ,orgi. 70 Rudsim Realty
.,u @rg@ iT5 8, Essy ~ mse >'ooeo .''. s.ln. i
i,7fti II ~ " lsxea Nnisr.ni Indus 81, So,
ttshf 10 Wolf Gigs. ~ l47lh ST. M mi ke
ss5.oe9. Jon :. alt's + & y j o'Gormsn 81
The Bronx
Az - ssas ls7,h st. 2,usloo-.
Veo,e Az keshY 80, EGfog 'p s35o2sss weeseg
.oJ' i.s. map ysi,n Est@is-Nieiy Mss,rison 10
ii.i.ft ! Hormsnn. ., All Norris White
plsias Y. Jan 3 ATTY. l. 7 & T co. 100
lliS'f 81 ~ /: u :. saxii64 -,;hiis,0a Ludwig
io ti.mN Scnec.ner 50 couiuandt ~. Jen :;
1Til 81 IS T. 45xio0-Muias lie inS
- 10 josiah rNin. lol Diamond 81, Bklyn Ian
=, IL afI L. 7 lo,l eo rs ~ s~sy .si.,ii s scG
Anna Sinnot to Angus Janisen. l5l xii
lnige sol 6io. Ian :; atty, I g 7 Co. -
gANHoN Pl.. saa2 ; IS.a1lo. Neon nes h>-
isfr % a to MIS- bn>en. leI0 Le>ii .tv1
af Nise q 100: ian .. atfv. r 6 x L 20. III
v i',' rSTC,l.;SrNH A. At Jarsso. ar ~
ur,~ ~ 1S7I 2 lslllx IL 95.7: Jemi j. Murrs,
TO Nm Num.v iH6A M->liias iou AZ sni ano.
Neg "a lsls; stiN. HilleNsu & V 2"I itoih
HONEY WELL AZ zoos. y :, 95..G,i4o.S: i44siy 4
: 1snnehbsun 10 Msnrice J. Cold. 2OVa HoAeg
ven az; mse. soon Jan ! alt. Harris. -
70 Ns'r, llol " s. toy ires. ! Dolohue CO. -.
ilactiug Go 10 I7me> Pxle1 sos Cauldecll Sv.
Dee ii 1918 ats. Ggdspstem 4 VI. 2ao Grsud
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
SAVINGS BANKS
The Boluery Sauings Bank

rs and 1870 BOwERy
NEW YORK. December 9. 1918
4 seIni-an dividend al the rate OF
FOUR PER CENT.
rer snnum has been declared and viii
be credited to depositors cn all surls of
$500 ana upward and not exceeding
$1,000 which shall have been deposited
Al LEAST three months on the first day
Of January next. and viii be payable
on aud after Monday. January 90. 1919.
Money deposited GU or before January 10.
will draw interest from January j. 1919.
HENRY A. SCHENCk. President
=. kNON. Comptroller.
JOSEPH G. llDDI.E. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
wEsrcHEsTER COUNT,
wEsrcHEsrER COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LANE NAsoPk...,,
Camp TYPE; sicne n'epsos vary eenssssas'.,, ssa !,
lccaird. with permanent water rights ss.isvss AZ
win sell. furnshsd IS $50 COUNTRY Hoss
LEAGUE. 30 West SD ST Msd. So asSc
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
APARTMENTS WANTED

ANrEr,--r Furnished apartment. East Sias -
redms. JSnusrv Is. for ~ morths re. 2''s
81 cDo mcnth, References. Murray hui vs.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Reports from Queens

The Thoro Improvement Company.
Manhattan, purchased from il. Hayden
a plot, 75Xl00, southwest corner Of
Division and Lefferts Avenues, Rich
mond Hill.
d. Wolff sold to w Pusch plot. 55x
100. south side of Beverley Road north
Of Leitcrts Avenue. Richmond Hill.
c. Macbeth, of Brooklyn. has pur-
chased from j. Macbeth plot, 1oOxl25,
northeast corner Of MYRTLE and SHELTON
Avenues, jamaica.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
$. I. Punualov Ruyer
Adds to BrOnxville Site

Meister Builders have sold bunga-
low on Southtield Boulevard, Great
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06

Dividend deferred pending setencn contract
dividend deferred pending decision Of Railroad
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Bonds

unlisted. Sell cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-06
Wednesday. January 3
a, d., ,-.r..1rs. ...t-,,,.,|..,

ANnul.,ys n 1"I'', 177IoyaN
a'|H + vacant II Honyrge. tru,tes etc. asl
ale Jacob e al. n u Stevenson ATTY: due
A.50p: iaNes cfc. $40
Sr ANN 5 Az. go. . 8. loc4 isst 1t. 95Sao
~ mis- Z Brace aet 6 + Knenpcr ct al
: w w lMskley. attys due ,l2 .4a& IS
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
TOWN TOPICS

TO VISIT K. c.-C. E. Hart, of Miami left Thursday for Kansas City.
 LEAVES FOR EAsT-willian H. Williams, of Stella, Washington, left Thursday for Kansas City.
 FROM PASS ciTY-Thomas s. Roche, of Fl Paso. arrived Thursday and is registered at the Jefferson hotel
 HERE FROM JEROME = Mary Brookfield, of Jerome, arrived Thurs day and is staying at the Jefferson hotel.
 AT THE ADAMS R. Kelley of Springerville, arrived Thursday in the city. He is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 TO GALL DOCKET = The motion docket will he called in division ore of the superior court this morning, Judge Stanford presiding.
 4. s. HAWKINS BACK = A. S. Hawkins, local attorney, accompanied by his family. has returned from an extended vacation from Iron Springs.
 BRENNAN RETURNS so N Claude Berryman. clerk of the superior court who mas been in Long Beach with his family for the past few weeks will return to town on Monday.
 LICENSE GRANTED-M Marriage f. eel sos were issued yesterday to Fran cisco Velasquez, 31. Phoenix and Berlin Domingeuz, i9, Phoenix; FTorencio
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
MESA GARAGE WILL
 G|VE SPOT DANCE

MESA, Sept 6-The Gem City Garage, Roger Stadlman proprietor, has just completed the addition to the building that houses the garage. cr rather the remodeling of the corner building that recently was leased by Stadlman and will be used as a sales room for auto supplies and be equipped with neat recessed service station on the outside.
 In order to introduce the commodious addition to the public. the firm is am ncuncing a Jolly and entertaining event. in the form of a spot dance to Dc given in the new building on the night of Saturday, Sept. 18th. s235 in prizes will be given away and every resident of the south side is cordially invited to be present and enjoy ming ling with friends and acquaintances. for the invitations are by no means limited to dancers.
 This addition will give the Gem City Garage a frontage on Main street Of 10C feet.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
MAY YET BUILD
 STATE ARMOR|ES

Attorney General Wiley E. Jones is about to make a ruling that may have far reaching effects on the future word ing of appropriation measures.
 Jones has received the same inquiry from three persons, Adjutant General Ingalls,, former Adjutant General Har- ris, who still is contesting the place, and from George Harben of Flagstaff, a former assistant to the attorney gen. eral
 All three are interested in whether the moneys appropriated in sections 45 and 46 of chapter go of the laws of 1917, for the purposes of building state armories at various points for the use of the militia, and of building state arsenal, are still available for this purpose.
 Jones will send copy of his opinion, when he gets it written, to each in, quirer.
 The attorney general stated yester- day, that although he had not as yet written the opinion, that his present impression is that the funds mentioned are still available.
 He bases this impression" or opin- ion, thus verbally expressed, on the lan- guage of the laws. In some laws the appropriation clause states that the money appropriated for a certain pur- pose must be expended within certain dates In this case, the attorney gen eral thinks, if the money is not spent in the specific time, it reverts to the general fund.
 If, however, the money is appropriat- ed ''to become available during stated year, the attorney general is under the impression that it remains available for that purpose until used
 This ruling, if confirmed by a writ ten opinion, makes it still possible to build the armories and the arsenal, and though no search of the records has been made to determine if there are other appropriations worded like this in the past history of the state, that were not used as they are still avail able if any such exist.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
PIMA INDIAN BACK
 FROM HARD SERVICE

Harry Lives, Pima Indian, living at ella Crossing, and formerly a student at the Indian school. has returned to enoenix after 14 months overseas With the 30th infantry, Third division.
 Lives was formerly a member of company F. First Arizona infantry. After the Liberalization of the regi- ment. he went to the border, and later was transferred to the 15sth infantry to the Third divison.
 With this organization he took part in the second battle of the Marne and and all the succeeding engagements in which it took part.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
ASKING FOR MORE
 PRODUCE EXHIBITS

The chamber of commerce wants specimens of sorghums, kaffir, shallu, pumrkins, squash and pomegranate for use in the Maricopa county exhibit at the International Soil Products ex- position in Kansas City September 26 to October 4.
 Sheaves of alfalfa. of an approximate diameter of five or six inches are also wanted.
 Growers who have any of the above named products are asked to bring them to the Phoenix chamber of com merce if possible. If it is not practicable to come. however, a telephone message will bring some representative interest ed in the preparation of the exhibit to the ranch where the product has been grown.
 Bide-a- Wee place has brought in some Garber pears for exhibit, and John R. Grant has contributed some splendid peanuts on the vine
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
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 0N DESERT VOYAGE

After an overland trip from Los An geles of six days duration. c. W. Peter son, member or the board of super visors; Clarence Standage, clerk of the board and their families arrived in Phoenix yesterday
 They reported a series of accidents placing the blame for delay largely on tire trouble. Both men were due here for the opening meeting of the board last Monday and their absence was re- sponsible for the report that they were lost on the desert.
 No word was received from them until they appeared on duty yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
RETURNED VETERAN
 TAXES LOCAL BRIDE

The marriage of Mary M. Porter, formerly bookkeeper for the Fisk Tire company, ani Roy N Blackburn, who recently returned from the service was announced yesterday. ley were mar red last Wednesday afternoon by Reverend Teck at his residence
 The bride was attended by Miss Ruth Stillson, and the groom by H. O. Teck. brother of the minister. The rewly married couple are now away oa their honeymoon, and will be at home in Phoenix october l
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
OBITUARY
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 Iva Genevieve Wray, daughter of Ira J. Wray of 1110 East Fillmore street died yesterday at o'clock. The fu- neral will be held from the H. M. Maus undertaking parlors at 311 North First avenue at o'clock this after noon. Rev. J. A. Wales will officiate Interment will be in Greenwood.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
Buys New Oakland Car

Ben. $. Labaron of the Price and Armstrong and agency, has purchased new Oaklan1 car for the uses of his business. Mr. LeBaron after doing his bit in France has settled down to business life end is making good in bis new vocation as land agent
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
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WATER REPORT FoR sEpT. 1
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona as'd New Mexico: Saturday and Sunday generally fair; not much change in temperature.
 Colorado: Saturday and Sunday partly cloudy and unsettled; not much change in temperature.
 Southern California: Fair
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
coPENHAeE NRsADY TO DlsARm

COPENHAGEN, Sept. S.-The Poli- tiken learns that Peter Munch, the minister of defense, has submitted a proposal for immediate demolition of the greater part of Copenhagen's forti- fications both on land and sea.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
Mrs. FaIooner Goes to Mountains

Mrs. J. w. Falconer, of the Mesa hctel. accompanied by her son James K, and Joe Stallings, Jr., have gone U the Lewis ranch in the Sierra AIchos for a two weeks visit. Mr Falconer Sr.. is on the streets again after brief illness.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
School Man Home After Vacation

Prof. Dunn. manual trainingsteacherI fer the Franklin school has returned to Mesa after a summer spent in Los Angeles MT Dunn attended school ill the coast city. taking special work
Arizona republican., 1919-09-06
Cotton Pickers Arriving

Three car loads of cotton pickers ar rNed in Mesa yesterday morning and were distributed where needed, by Charles Sabiu who is in charge of the distribution of the men for Mesa and Gilbert.