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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-29
HYLAN IN PVT OVER
CRAIG BUDGET quiz
"Don't Be Afraid" He Com
forts Brooklyn Park APP
pointee at Hearing.
REDUCTIONS UNDER FIRE
Commissioner Enright Ex-
plains Why Additional Men
Are Not Needed.

Mayor Hylan grew petulant yesterday
over the tactics OF Comptroller Charles
l.. Craig during the hearing on the ls2O
budget In City Hall and delivered him
self of a few remarks that persons pres
ent took as indicating an open break be-
tween the Mayor and the chief financial
officer of the city.
During the hearings Comptroller Craig
has developed tendency to split hairs
on many small and relatively unim-
portant items in the budget. Yesterday
the Mayor openly charged him with I'M
necessarily heckling the Commissioners.
delaying progress in consideration OF the
budget estimates and evincing a desire
to run all the city departments himself.
The greater part of yesterdays session
was devoted to consideration of the esti-
mates of departments directly under the
Mayors supervision and resulted In re-
auctions of approximately $1,5OO,0OO.
The largest single item was for approx
mately $4,000 in the Police Depart
ment effected through Commissioner En-
rights proposal to withdraw his estimate
for pay for 500 additional patrolmen.
where Trouble started.
The trouble between the Mayor and
Comptroller began when the latter was
putting Park Commissioner Hartman of
Brooklyn through a third degree exami-
nation concerning reductions of about
$4,000 that Commissioner Hartman had
recommended. The Comptroller con-
sumed a lot of time in an effort to find
out just why the Commissioner had de-
cided he could dispense with the services
of certain low paid employees.
Now, Commissioner" the Mayor in
io 70
heckle you, but don't be afraid. have
called you here in The interests of econ
omy-to see IL the budget could not be
reduced. ! was under the impression
that the Comptroller was in favor of re-
auctions, and when the Commissioners
come here and offer reductions he ques-
tions them. I am sure 1 don't know
what he means"
There should be a law passed against
heckling," said Comptroller Craig with
unmstakable sarcasm.
And there should be a law passed
too, suppose, putting all the city depart
ments under the Jurisdiction of the
Comptroller retorted the Mayor in q
similar vein.
Comptroller Craig questioned Com
missioner Enright about the possibility
of the Police Departments efficiency be-
ing affected II the financial provision for
the 500 new patrolmen was left out OF
the budget. Commissioner Enright re-
piled that for the last two years che
department had been about 1000 men
short as a result of the war, that many
of these men had since returned and
that he believed he could get along with
out the additional men. This led to a
further passage.
who is running the police force
Commissioner. you or the Comptroller
asked the Mayor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-29

ENTHUSIASTICALLY, OCT. %.
SIS America, Brest Oct. 10.
SIS Bergensfjord, Christlania, Oct Is.
IS Maria Valerie Gibraltar, Oct. 10.
IS Thor l., Liverpool, Oct -.
SIS Carolyn, Rouen, Oct IL.
SIS Soutf Pole, Bremerhaven, Sept o.
SIS Edellyn, Brest. Oct. IS.
SIS Yaye Maru Amsterdam, Oct. 1.
IS Singapore Maru, Plymouth, Oct Is.
SIS Rotti, Barbados. Oct. 20.
SIS Lakeport, Nassau, Oct. %.
SIS Phidias, st. Lucia, Oct 20
SIS Thcspes, Bahia, Oct. IL.
SIS Sosua, Port Antonio. Oct. %.
SIS Helen, San Juan, Oct. g.
SIS Shenandoah, Port Arthur. Tex, Oct. 20.
SIS Lake Strabo. Port Arthur. Tex, Oct. 20.
SIS Lynchburg, Tampa. Oct 22.
SIS Georgia, Port Arthur, Tex, Oct. %.
IS Lenape, Jacksonville. Oct %.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Dante Alighieri, at Gibraltar.
SIS Iguassu, at st. Nazare.
SIS City OF Manila, at Suez.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Orizaba from Brest.
SIS Lake Flushing. from Barry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetc Survey
Standard Time,
Sun rfses....6 81 A NJ Sun sets. ..,5 is 2 NJ
Moon sets. .....9:14 7 NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 10 :2s A NJ Gov. Island 10 :56 NJ
Hell Gate......12; NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 4 80 A NJ Gov. Island. s. ;16 A NJ
Hell Gate .....6:59 AM
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Earlier advices to the Nippu Jiji stated
that extension of the Anglo japanese
treaty would be sought by Japan, but
quoted no official source.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-29
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS 0rizaba, from Brest.
SIS Lake Flushing, from Barry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-06

WE LOAN MONEY
l. EWING 4 co
IN real estate on straight loan which
can b" paid back monthly CaN ard we
will convince You We can furnish mo7ey
~ y lower interest rate than any other
mentally iystrtn
ROOM .O9. ( 4 = BLDG 500 $ MAIN
rHONE B5lpp plo
g. y EWING 4 co
cal and let uN explain - you nov We loan
money on real estate on monthly payment
pan and paw YOU per cent interest as
roH paN if bayh
ROOM aog, l. & r BLDG. 5O6 = MAIN
PHONE b5la 9i9
II YOU need money vii make prompt
chatiel loans on turaiturr pianoA store
.ntufes warehouse receipts autos IA
storage Goldberg LoAu Office, \
Second st Phone sS91
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EMPLOYMENT
MELP wANrEp MALE


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Ifal.ns q,
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80 ''a'"i man. 'hp't'"n'rh Np'
~ 40. '' H'N" I"'' o." ana s
..'' '' ,.H N''W .'h'' 'sr ana r'p"H
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nan -
N". N'.'', '"'..' y''A'
NI''''''' NN"I''' ~. ar" Word
N''N'' N. wanted cary 'NrAdsr Morn
w r'nN''I nf'' WI Toe paII Apply
N'''hN h'
NNNltb Mru to rlNu order. mus he
neal boo trprarat,r Srr Nr pari. dis
'r..l manager. Newport hotr|
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INSTRUCTION
EDUcATIoSAL AND MUSICAL
/

MARY VI Sitnp teacher 81 the American
method Of singing and tpr.kug viii cor
tnuc instruction durtr~ her btsf tem.
rorafy residence lr Iuiaa on t,-ms a.
io'loSs 10 those who do not dc,ir- q
tsfrrr i've lessons VA singing ESQ,
ten lessons In speaking Sliu, not less
than five lessons IN ,ngiug and ten IN
tp'akiug viii be considered voices tested
free and dhndid 'ortuion gwen For htcr
stIfc and additional Information address
IA South Malu Phone tJgs
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i "a
.nrdtrd rIor, i.t
run I,tsr r.o ngr, l.o...,,.o, r.o,r.
- per ~,es mo- ,H drra 80, Noath
','tr. rhnr. ~.
IuH uINr Isa. r.... nri.f,i ny4,
house, ,,rirg r.-,u. rNer. rapi
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l,rp',s roon rtn,. III.
ron Hl,r .I,.,. ,,,. ,.,,..t,..t ,,.,..
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poo,a ro ,ryr r,,s,sy,, g.,
h""MH 70 tIHI fuhNlSFED ~
lf'a'" Ian ,.". '".''ntrn."
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,,',.,..
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I.-.
br>ttH s. ,l. r.o room' running
t,mi 'm'a "0.I reference equf'd. Phone
b''Ip' 'ln "'~N furnished front
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references etrh,rgrd phou, ~.
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.d.nt.brs IN, IA, NJ. g,,.,., % lT,,"
W. ~" , .l''f w."
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argS .Iossm rr,.ir rrrr.n., rb"r,
loi9R
room inin,r, b.th. urnos nr-. los.
., vrss ono or t.o pf,.is r,m, ,1
pa.tuH distance phor, .tp
N,IN - ,.u r,.,..t,. .t,,,,.,, mod
oro soa,a c,po,ur, lag, pIo,rr oa S,r
mo 'hon', 1871
~ '.- "" H"n' '"i'.''-'
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v.,,.r,r
N''' ''NhA .'l' 'mI wen '" snare
lnlh,Nu'' np'Il"'nI "'e ', f'h' f'-
bOSInN, ego Nlre front sleeping
.s",b .'ogo. I'",T'.'"' "''' '''''" "s'"
UO-roN g oio b., o,. ny ,.o ,.,l.
men rri,,f, fron, ,Yt,,T,, ,dioi,ic,
hsh do.p.t,Ir, r,riy m,ri,G.J
ron RENT Nrce hr,t floor front room
rI'sle entrance 10 party giving good
none '''+..
MAIN y lllb Sleeping room IN private
nome modern Fhone H'~
HrrOND, w, so Large u,rcy Furnished
front room. close in
ron RFNT Rrdrootp and ,l,,rtp, ,,,,b ,
l,rr. .lo,.r v,nticnrn 'pr,fcrr,d I'D,
- pbaa sH- '''"''"'' ''''P''N
lhlhp y Nn hr'lhth hscpns /
rooms. elose IN ihnhr NINS
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3 a { { yy
Service /
Corp.
4l6 S. Boulder
Phone 1895


ron sNlf Packard roadster. tine road
lIon cheap ~ $1,000, Leslie hrooks
1918 BRlsCur touring $3.50 Uusroc ioIa
roadster $50 'n1 s. houldcr
hrlCK srtrpsrrR Exceptional bargain.
ito ioi boulder
SAXON TOURING. 1913 model only $50
1o7 y Rouldcr
SAXON ROADSTER ,beap Tor cash good
running order 1o1 $ Roudrr
\ RFu Tor RfNO good condition pr,ysto',
used $500 Tor qnIth sc ao7 South
houldcr
$500 1Nkks loromohre sprsd.tcr Tor
nulck sale rat'r ls,v,nF to~n AppN
tAttrrn Auto Radiator Bati-ty Co .
4un - boulder
luR SALE OR TRADE For tsht car on.
lNiI REQ st'. fine condition Also two
1917 Ford icprines ~ y Cincinnati.
BUICK LITTLE YOUR for sale pri,.t.
car vii demonstrate Phone 10
FOR sALE-o one iat7 poieo roadster In
GOOD condition cheap. Inquire olS 2
Cheyenne rear
wlNroN SIX ROADSTER
Two pAsssuEof roadster. looks and runs 'ke
orw bargain a. ~ 500 Meyer Moore 90
tit $ Main. Phone $3.50
lots pOnGf TorRIN0
In shape good tires 5000 Never
Moore Go tli sou.h Man Phone 9i1O
IoR SALE Navel roadster uuick
.nhirbt So. ipssscNger and Dodge road
Sicr psssenEcr Studrhaker ra,srn
Eer ilupmohNc Hobart Garage, tio y
Main
1913 MODEL Ford touring car ~ condt
lion prltr $500 Kramer Realty lCo
Phone 1890
HlGu GRADE auto repairing 1870 =
sth'lrnnr tars bought and sold Three
Ford road'tcrs for sale Phone asa
AUTOMOBILES roR SALE 10
foR SALE sctipps Hooih car, 1900 car
nun hnn miles new battery In cA,nr
az In best oi running condition rhoHs
roR sNlt one ~ mode, .od one IS
model torl touring rAr special price on
one uair ~ 3tNi y n rIin,hrr rou aid
castings lotd trout springs seIt Us
count On all rev supplies ,HAsrs and
tubes Auto Salvage '-li + SEond st
Phone l1di
AuTos FOR HIRE. GARAGES "a
nFMOtNrNULE WItEtlH fcr Ford,
sis'" pet. Sc, while lhc, 'as rhoue Ir
pISCH ,RGrp SOLDIER Auto repair I
guarantee AT Nork give mo trial ln
tho rear Of 'ls Soutb frisco
foR RtNr oanse laeo sOam MAN.
GT ai5' w. y ''''' VIZ y '''O'' '''''
MOTORCYCLES AND pIcycLEs ls
loR SAN Ramh'sr" bicycle hnc sou
dnon So N,.sa nsrmcu' 60 rhcne
Ttt
ttt r'ns condition lse " First
Phone ufli
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FINANCIAL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

. 'h "r,t o.. "H. r,ul 'uid drihN ..d
intch stand rtt SUNDAY ~ 2:o WrEt
h''oni street At the stand ~ lopby Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-06
MANrEn M RnRRnW

To BORROW From pri,
Ntte party. $4,000. can give Al
q security Phone 3lSq or 1875
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-06

f'FtE'NG NNb rNtNTING- .EAumalss
rhr"r'uNy T'vrI. . uor. gaarAnterd
John Peterson. Phone g3s7 laa
thsfafrE
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rAINrING Am pEcORArINd

ROOMS rtrFRfD .r,ui.ns n,psr for o.
pvf room Or 40 a. ~ors guaranteed Y
"nfHrrsu1 'Fups I1lt
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SRI NOGR trHER now employed desires
position With rr.poush.a company 3
years general office experience, refer
ructs Ntdress Il L. care Word
NNNIEp-.Hy young and congrniNl Young
ltiv position as companion would pre-.
fer ranch address g1 care World
Ar LIBERTY Gool accurate. rcl.bis
stencgraphcF law and oil Phone s3IE.
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MOTORCYCLES AND pIcyclgs
WANrnn AnrnMnnIIEA

fuR Stlt ScrV3 hand mo,or,c'c 81
ttst r'HtF condition l.r " Iru
Phone gT1i
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RrYAIRNo AND hEMopEL1No $,

k.NH N,d. 20 or',f gun AGI iocssm.th.
inE vr.iI.E ~ broken patt1 ~ ifou ~
rpIfiny ~ ',ryihng Jacobs AovcIiy 20
81. ta.' Ilr. Phone T2H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-06
OIL LANDS AND LEASES


nNRGAlN Presidency aud ,icc prr,idrr y
~ ma producing oil compSu, oSu
about q me .lotE + q Boy so
ro NDItE IENSt' Tu',. county. 30 feet
from production. rhc-p term Bo' ~!
WANT to seu oil lra,e IN fasncc count,
far sri's lsto', drilled boz tddr,,, BoS
'' West Tub. ukIs Phone ,7'y
Lllhvt staf machine rrad, to move 90
your lease n { cooper GAructt Nan.
u'nc' SO a. Rs.idc0ce 5u.
I'.'0 ulL ittHt- COS, ,auuy t.ro
'g". rurronudsd bN deep tests direct
from uwurrs i. NcuNum. Bronte.
Ictss
WANTED Acreage Tor driIhrg ~iN drl,
any good looking acreage s'nd for plat
qul,k action southern nryr.opmrut CO
t.t Robinson. Phone 1890
VIII. sell oNc hSii lntereu In producing
OIL property nine wclA plenty Of dril
.ng territory Address \ - r.rc World.
WANTED ACREAGE FOR DRILLING
WILL dfIil any good looking acreage. send
pts quick action. Soulheru Develop
in"nt Co. $50 Robinson Blds Phone
FOR SALE $50 share, ParEvilc Oh Cor
Porauon wall 'ell at bargain. Csll
1ll,R
90 AoHFS OkAhoma good oil and gas
prospect to trade Tor light car or what
have 'oui 80, 50 r'A
LIN~i huLptHo L,as,s sold ON com
nu.Non basis -rr,u.ipSh only Phone
4Git
HOTELS BOOMING HOUSES -
ToptYs BNRGyNs u room modern
apartment hou.| - 500 81 600 VIII
handle 1, room modern roouing hou.".
g. 200. somc terms See u e. Finch
$50 Robinson Rlds rnorc t790
FOR shLt-Au FURNITURE In roomtng
house house can hi rented good mouey
making proposition. Telephone 5t- !
3os NorfoIk st
FOR SNLf - room apartment 3. ZOO
900 cash. located on Boston.
Phone 1e1
luR sNLt Al bargain ifrksu at once.
on" ~ the best phlins and best equipped
small hotels iu hr city. Phone 1924
NlNr HtG HuuMINu HOUSE SrECNLS
10 rooms good rent 81 200. i.,ns.
room, soub. side 5000 TRIMS - rooms
south side beauty. g 700 tftms ~
room. hot and rod water 81 900 ~
rooms. new and fine - 600 terms 20
tor. apartment suurh side g. 500
terms. 20 rooms south MAR. $500
term, q rooms. zeal ln'e,tncnf
square deal 1l2 old FRA Aai Bank
H'd' rhone ana
HOTELS and roomirg houses. arg and
smAl. beautliu' homes a7i los b an
t'tcnt parts of ne city Palmer, gli Bliss
B.dg Phone 14od
ROOMlNG HOUSE BARGAIN Priced 10
sell Phone ts5s owner. or Any rea.
estate othrc
HOTELS and room,rs houses OF al ttnd.
all the time. Alison Really az f.rsi
National Phone i7iI M
MONEY TO LOAN -oHApELs .s
MONEY TO LOAN
Salary loans to men and women
holding steady positions Pay back
as YOU get paid { hnttel loans on
pianos. household goods. jewelry and
diamonds.
TULSA LOAN co.
Room s. over Model Clothing Store
Tulsa. Okla. Phone II
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" NNrfp ON terms hr 'c,ponaih.e party
'sic model Rul.A light 50. must be N
good order ard worth tho monc, Al
tfrs. , se are world
WANTED Ma,v,l Buick ilup Fords
th,,fv|,i sHUdthsArr and any oyher
mako Tor parts Auto salvage Phone
fHHl
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EMPLOYMENT


EMPLOYMENT
,.,.>
-;.,r
-lLr on ,.nH" '"i go
''''' WOW F'on' W.
NtHItp p'od reliable roos white rrs
'''' 'lEh' wages II" rEh' u.y
''.' ''N'''
lOlNt WOMEN FROM IL 10 - fEAHI
waved iu irt.r trl'Uh0,s operating ~
ryrtisnrr necessary; thoft hours rood
,'lsr, r.f,terA mAlnisiucd tor -om,a
,,mn'''t, 81 Al room ;o5 Calumet
u''s "'a' ''rS"' " - '.ss' 'p1
h'' ''.''"""" ="
HELP MALE nm ypNAIp m
U.,.rI
l'." ""i"''t' '','' OF m."' b
ntl' "'I0 oh.' VA.
''"''' 'A'
Statesmen AND AGENTS 81
WNNrlp sA,tusr ,b,tr .,sf,r tr..
O., r.,.r.,I -,.. ,.-
.l.r .. ytIu,m, r,n,g..- i,,,
Kan
~,laau., T,o gooJ me, A., ....., FL.
,.tr. .r.,I5 ,1,t,an 81 r,r,iI .r,st
lsrr, ea',ra motor truck cor'UAa, man.
uG,uuus nationally ad,crt.ei truck.
,onr.n earning dNtsnts roe leads
'uIn',r.I Adh'''s Sales Manager 90
,.'rtn -, -. ,., ,....
o.nlr'r,, NIairg 60 no, 7t,. o.muI
roe .N.a
SITUATION WANTED . MALE a.
WtNTrn p..t,o,, .,I....u ,,,,.,.,,. Z
v.lr' srpsrIrn.. In Oklahoma hGd.. e.
Htrrly 'Hur ~ lincu.u B.ars
we'll. Dt'a
CrrpI,,I ,o.,.,n ,,,,,I ,,...,l 10
hy oil ,ump,u, have had raie and 49,.
counting ..,prg.rr,. u.th position l5tp
NdIrcs- Gu .ars World e.,
vA,hIng don, calf 'tlo
r,.irtp, t..tt .,., ....,... B.,
., ,.., I.
Aii,,. III ,"I i..ar man,
tslE
MAJ .tr ....,.. ..,..r...,.., 4...-,. 800.
H..
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roR sALE on rxcnANnr
roR TRADE MIscEtLANrorg :,

TO 1RhDE--for small gro-rr. ...-, -,
so acre crop, - acres earn ,t,.,
oats ~ acres cotton trr, ..4
growing condition Also i,9 mule. .,.
horse. one low Good trf ,I lfr,s.,
tnd other farm Implement Ia,.s -g.
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MNlrNr S~tS Renovated sut reroy-r.a
returscd None hs .ame in pNon.
sac SAri'Arv MSttr~ss 90
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FBMALB I

lOJNUr LADY desires position would pre-
Ter OF sunpani experienced -. sieno
graphic and clerical work references
phone 1900 Ask FOR l. H l.
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

FOR TRADE TWo good r.. t. ......
good podg, car. - m..
rn0n'ns condition, Phone 20
TO TRADE Residence Iarat,+ .....
OkIa House uoN rented .
Bctercu and Il M 'a
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DALLAS MAJ ts'.NE
Onr o. tho best 'or.lipas In bN'ss FOR fou'
'"uf desirable apartments one hsAIiiiul
f''Idcrro rofnrr. lAINlsl for psrtiru
.'N "uie Ms rnEE t,oa Juntus II.
bAHah lrIas.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


Fu,TORIA T., sIa-Fonr rorr r-..
uishcd apartment ,osA u r-,.s. ~
huyins some furniture rhor. 20
FOR RtNr ~ Souihra.t Nlt pr.. ....- boil.
Uul furniture. tu good .ura.u. ara
close ln rhone cg1g
IAr,
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WANTED TO RENT- n'aIr f'rt
Ion W. Archer.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

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Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
WORLDS ALTITUDE RECORD BELIEVED
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MINEOLA, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-A new worlds altitude record is believed to have been made here today when Ro- land Rohlfs, test pilot for the Curtiss Aeroplane company, scared 34,610 feet above sea level according to the of ficial barograph, in IS minutes. As Roosevelt field, his starting point. is 110 feet above sea level. Rohlfs actual ly climbed 34,5o0 feet, according to the paragraph. His altimeter registered 34, 400 feet
 These figures will have to be certi- fled by the government bureau of standards at Washington before they are registered before the Aero Club of America as official The lower figure, that of Rohlfs altimeter, is consider ably higher than the previous record claimed by the French aviator, Adju- tant Casale, who rose 33,136 feet in Paris in June. Casale's figures have not been officially registered.
 The first person to reach Rohlfs when he landed, within 20 feet of his starting point, was his wife. He leaned from his car and kissed her, exclaim- ing:
 q think I've done it this time all right"
 T reached the greatest altitude after climbing 7S minutes" he said, ''and maintained that altitude about 20 min utes. l made the first 10000 feet in eight minutes. At height of about 1000 feet my machine dropped about 500 feet. The machine turned over on it's ear and kept going from side to side with an oscillating movement. It was terrible. After working with the mechanism for some time finally put on high speed and found that the ma chine righted itself and began to climb again. l started ot use the oxygen tanks about 10000 feet up. If the oxygen had failed for a second I would have been done for. At my greatest height the temperature was 43 degrees below zero.
 "A peculiar thing that I noticed was a sort of nervous twitching of my body where I have scars as the result of burns l received several years ago. These began to pull and twitch and it lasted for quite while. My. teeth ached, too.
 T believe all official and unofficial records have been beaten"
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
ti-Pact Leaders
 To Show Strength
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Republi- can leaders made ready today for the first voting test next week on the German peace treaty and it's league of nations covenant.
 Word was sent to Senator Johnson of California, author of an amendment to equalize the voting power of Great Britain and the United States in the league and first up for consideration, to return here at once so that debate on the amendment might proceed Mon day, with the hope of adopting or re- jecting it by the end of the week.
 Until this message to the California senator was sent by Senator Borah of Idaho, after conference late in the day with Chairman Lodge of the foreign relations committee. the report had persisted around the capitol that Senator Johnson might be absent sev- eral weeks. Senator Lodge declared there would be no vote on amend : ments this week and opponents of the league were prepared to resist at tempts to force one by Senator Hitch cock of Nebraska, leader of the ad- ministration's fight for ratification.
 The treaty will be called up for con- sideration tomorrow, after a two day interruption, for continuous consider ation.
 Actual reading of the pact. which stopped short Tuesday after article three of the league covenant had been reached. is considerably more of a job than might be imagined. The printed text makes a book almost as big and quite as heavy as New York City telephone directory. Every line of it must be read, with endless de- bate on some sections, running, per haps. into weeks.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
EXPLOSIONS ENDANGER PUBLIC

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Explosions in a downtown conduit today threw man hole covers high in the air. endanger- ing pedestrians and was followed by crippling of street car and light ing service Columns of smoke arose from the manholes and it required the services of 200 electricians to repair damage to high power cables, the in- sulation of which had been ignited Printing presses were temporarily stopped in the office of the Chicago Tribune and lights in several down town establishments were ex- tinguished.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
Race Prizes Are
 Good Roads Boost
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FL PASO, Texas. Sept. 1S-Bronze plaques will be awarded the New Mexico and Arizona counties through which the fastest and second fastest time per mile is made in the Fl Paso- Phoenix road race in November. One plaque will be awarded to the county through which the automobile passes that registers the fastest time per mile The other plaque will be awarded to the county through which the automobile making the second best time per mile is run. Three New Mexico counties and five Arizona counties will be eligible for these plaques. These are Dona Ana, Luna and Pyramid coun- ties. in New Mexico. and Cochise Santa Cruz. Pima, Pinal and Maricopa in Arizona.
 Robert H. Rinehart has been named as official referee for the race and he will select the county winners in this part of the contest. A party of Fl Paso automobile men will leave here next week to go over the route of the race as far as Phoenix and will confer with the race officials in Douglas and Phoenix