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Arizona republican., 1919-07-21
If You Are In the Market for a Home
 This List Will
 Interest You

S5,50O; North Thrd St.
 6-RoOM BRICK, EAs TCULvER, $5,5OO.
 5-ROOM BRICK, WEST OAK, s5.oOO GROOM BRICK, WEST WASH INGTON, 5000.
 7-ROOM BRICK. WEST MADISON, s5,OOO.
 GROOM BRICK, NORTH SEW ENTT HIST, $4,OOO.
 5-ROOM BRICK, NORTH SEv- ENTH AVE-, S4,25O.
 GROOM BRICK, EAST WILLET- "A, $3,3O0.
 GROOM BRICK, EAST POLK, DOUBLE HOUSE, $4,250.
 GROOM BRICK, EAST FILLMORE s, 900.
 .6-RooM BRICK, EAST PIERCE S3,5O0.
 GROOM FRAME, EAST PIERCE $2, 500.
 5-ROOM FRAME, EOST ROOSE- WELT, NEAR SIXTH STREET, $2, 900
 GROOM FRAME, EAST FILL MORE, $2,000.
 ANY OF THE ABOVE CAN BE BOUGHT ON TERMS FROM $500 TIC S1 5O0 DOWN PAT,ANCE TO SHIT
Arizona republican., 1919-07-21
Wentworth Home
 Just Finished

WEST HAYWOOD STREET 
 Whether You want to Buy or Not Take a Look at This Home Night and Day Solar Heater All of the Lots Facing Lyn- wood Street Have Been Sold and Each Lot is to be Occupied by New and Modern Homes at Once = Get Into a Locality Where Every Neighbor Has a New House-You Can't Lose You Can Always Sell in Kenil- worth-Big Lots and Worth the Money All the Time - This House Will Sell For s700 Ad- vance by October 1-Lynwood Street to Be Paved at Once. 
 Phone 16O4-124 N. First Ave. db 
 GREENE X GRIFFIN
Arizona republican., 1919-07-21
Stewart Realty Co.

THREE LOTS-5O, 60, 65x10O; lying west of 215 East Willetta. Terms on part, will sell one or all cheaper than anyobdy; fine apartment sight F block from car line; ? blocks from center. Phone 4747 If
Arizona republican., 1919-07-21

FOR SALE-Overland touring car; will sacrifice for quick sale; car in Al condition. Call at 1905 East Madison street. Phoenix. dh
Arizona republican., 1919-07-21
For Sale-Automobiles

WANTED-Work at gasoline engin eering, or first class auto mechanic. Address Box PPM Republican dm
Arizona republican., 1919-07-21
Builders Chance

FOR SALE-2 lots on N. First Ave Box 543. Jerome. Ariz. ak
Arizona republican., 1919-07-21

A house of six rooms, four brick and two screen on lot 200 feet frontage; well located, for the absurd price of S2,350. Investigate.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-21
Half Acre Home

1S S Center
Arizona republican., 1919-07-21

T. I. PAUL with CARRICk REALTY co. dg
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LABOR INVITES EMPLOYERS.
ventiOn to Business Men.
CnncirL n..nnt.L u. I'm gt...-

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 2S.-The New
Jersey State Federation OF Labor for
the first time has opened its sessions 10
employers, and at the convention which
opens here tomorrow will listen TO ad-
dresses from business men who will
speak on the subject Of cooperation be-
tween labor and capital.
1.-THE federation win invite the coop
Grafton of the employers of this State
in an effort to prevent labor disturb
ances." the executive committee an
Invitations have been extended
to President Freeman OF the New Jer-
sey Chamber OF Commerce, ]. Philip
Bird OF the New Jersey Manufacturers
Association and Warren c. K ng of the
Manufacturers Council No action rela-
tive to the steel strike IL be taken
at the session, Il Is expected, because
II does not involve the Jersey federation
Samuel Gompers will speak before the
convention Tuesday or Wednesday. The
permission TO employers to speak is re-
garded as establishing n precedent IN
organized labor convent ons.
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ROTHSCHILD'S CAFE,
LANDMARK, CLOSES
One of City's Old Time Sa-
looms Quits After IS Years.

David Rothschud's cafe at Park row
and Worth street, one OF the old time
saloons OF downtown New York. closed
Saturday night after having been open
for forty-six years The place was
opened in 1874 by Roster Bal
OF which firm Mr.. Rothschild was a
member. 1t was one story frame
shanty in those days, long before either
Park row-then Chatham street-Dr
Worth street had been paved. som
years later Mr.. Rothschild bought nut
the other members of the company and
erected the present structure, hve
story building with basement.
Rothschild's place was never open
after hours or on Sundays. and there
are no records that it was ever in
trouble with the police. even though II
was In operation during the days when
the gangsters ruled the Park row and
Chathsm Square districts and when al
most every saloon in the section openly
violated the law.
Several years ago Mr.. Rothschild
turned the business over to his son, and
his eldest son. julius, was proprietor of
the place when 1t closed, although the
senior Rothschild was there every day
to greet his old time customers.
The upper floors OF the present build
ing are occupied by the American
BretCer, a trlde paper, and the United
States Brewers Academy. At this
academy such prominent brewers rs
Busch OF St Louis and Ehret and Rup-
pert of New York have been students
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CITATIONS.


TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE on
NEW YORK:
To Mary Bachmatink. the nam. Mary
being fictitious and her real maine hsigi
unknown, widow OF Andrea Bschwa'ins
n she be living, whose place Of rnsilence
Is unknown and cannot after due diligence
De ascertained, or ii sine Ur dead ,nt He''i
AZ law, next OF kin and personal rrp' SEN
-atives OF said Mary Bachma'iuk WHOSE
places of residence are unknown ana can
not after due diligence be sscertalneIi NJ
Bachmatink, Benjamin E. BirEc as County
Treasurer OF the County OF Schuyler, NtW
York, Charles u. Newton, Attorney Ger,
eral OF the State Of New York, anu 20 aI
the heirs at law. next Of Kin and persona
representatives OF Andrea FaChmatlnh
tate OF the Village OF Watkins. .a M
County Of SCHUYLER New York ao-cused
and persons interested In the estate oI
Andrea BHchmatink.
Upon the petition % John " walsh Of
the Village OF Watkins. Count" '' S.0'g
ter and state Of New York. Won 1rd ,aco
Of YOU are hereby cited and Required 10
show cause before the Surro-t''.- ''5n
of Schuyler County. New YORK Hi in'
Court House in the Village ,. Wa. nI'
County Of schuyler and state - >"N J ol..
on the nth day Of No-emhrr ''.' 'E l,n
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day WY
Letters OF Administration ~ ne ~,
chattels and credits that were NJ An''tss
Bachmatink deceased should 'gl 70
granted 10 the petitioner. John " .'s.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we nay,
caused the seal OF our said surrogate
Court to be hereunto affixed. ut.
WITNESS Hon. George VI. Nrns'
LIS. Surrogate of Schuyler County -, ~
the Village OF Watkins y Y, TINS
95th day Of September lel9
]. b EVERTs,
Clerk Surrogate's court
LEWIS II. WATKINS,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Watkins y Y
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


WHEREAS. the undersigned corporators
filed in the office OF the Superintendent Of
Insurance of thu State OF New York, on
the goth day Of September. 1913 a dec.ara.
ton and charter setting forth their inten.
ton to form a corporation TO be known as
the NORWICH UNION INDEFINITE
COMPANY" in conformity with the pro-
visions OF the Insurance Law of the State
of New York: and
WHEREAS, said declaration and charter
has been approved by the Attorney Gen.
eral of the state of New York who has
duly certified to the same and said su.
perntendent of Insurance has issued
charter and certificate to the undersigned
corporators who desire to proceed TO OF.
ganize said company;
NOW THEREFORE. We, the under.
signed corporators, hereby dec are on In.
tention to organize the NORWICH
UNION INDEMNITY CCMPANY' with
princip office in the Borough Of Man
virtue of Article II of the Insurance Law
of the State of New York, Section TO- as
amended, and more particularly under the
second, third. hfth. sixth, ninth and clev.
enth subdivisions OF said Section 10 OF said
Insurance Law. as amended.
Dated New York City, Sept g, 1919
Walter G, Falconer
Howe I'd X Wood.
Edward NJ. Willis,
William J. Neian
William 4. Rogers
William II. McDouough,
Auselm p, Anderson,
Edwin Bruce H7lictt
Robert X Thistle
Harry B Davis.
Harry o. Cough!an
Paul S. smith,
Philip L. NieseT.
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Sale of Immediate
Telegraphic Transfers
on India

The Bank OF Montreal announce that they
have been authorized by the Secretary or
State for India in Council to act as his
agents for the purpose Of receiving tenders
for the purchase of immediate telegraphic
transfers in Rupees on CALCUTTA, BON
Tenders for such immediate telegraphie
Transfers VAL be reGe!ErG up 10 hI t,E
Der. 1919. AT THE AGENCY, BANK OF
MONTREAL, q Wall street. New York,
for a total sum of NOT EXCEEDING TWO
tain the result OF their tender on Application
at the Agency. Bank OF Montreal, 81 Wall
, street, New York. after one o'clock on
thursday, End October, 1919.
The right is reserved to accept or reject
The whole or any part of any tender with
out reason given.
or for any portion thereof not being less
than RS. 1000. The amount OF the tender
or tenders submitted by or on behalf OF
any one person, firm or company must not
RUPEES
Eech tender must state the rate OF ex-
change at which the applicant Is pre-
pared to purchase immediate telegraphic
transfers OF the amount for which ne ten
ders or any less amount that may be allot-
ted to him. Each tender must indicate
whether payment OF Rupees allotted Is de-
sired in Calcutta, Bombay or Madras. The
rate Of exchange must be expressed In
sidered.
made at the same rate, and the amount to
be al, Gifted being less than the amount of
both or all. pro RITA allotment VIII oral
nurily be made subject 20 the condition
that no telcgraph.c transfer will be
granted for a less amount than Rs. 5000.
H. ymert ,nust b made In Ne" York
funds, IN ca h, or by certified cheque to the
order of the Agents, Bank Of Montreal, not
later than o'clock =. NJ, on Friday, Srd
october 1919, on which date the necessary
cablegram to enable the amount of trans
fer TO be issued to the recipient In India
will be dispatched.
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FORECLOSURE SAFES


supreme Court, County Of New vi '. -
Equitable Trust Company OF Nav ~ Ihs
trustee. &C.. Plaintiff, aEain,, gTrk
new Theatre and others DefsnS, ahs
County Clerks No. ii,0si Of iaiea
In pursuance Of a judSmsn,
closure and sale. duly made ana lore.
ds,a me e. aeovs-entitled action and bssr,Ie..
unders1snssSSt n gay OF August 1918, l. ~
lance, VIII sell at public auction. =, n ny
sExchange salesroorn, No. I-is ,m
81 ot,reMsL In the Borough Of Manhattan. 81,
new YORK, on the 7th day Of oe,okuvl
1913. AZ ~ o'clock noon on thai Ss sw
henry Brady. Auctioneer, the premises ~ ~
Idfd directed by said Judgment 10 (.
'o,u and therein described as follows,
An that certain tract, piece or psr,.,
or land situated in the Borough OF No.
nattan, City and County OF New yasl
state OF New York. bounded and descriS.s
:. Beginnins at the corner formed nv -.
itersection Of the northerly side OF sr NV
second Street with the westerly aide :,
SsITai Park West; running thence west.
second Street two hundred and twenty.
nve t22sl feet; thence northeriy, parsli.l
With Central Park West one hundred tioN
Ieet nve tbl inches to the centre line a,
the block; thence easterly along the c.v y.
ire line OF the block. parallel with sStV.
second Street. twenty-five (25) feet; theme.
sas Of c. sfaP PARK VEST S,h the
(ioo> feet Eve go inches to the southsry
side Of sixty-third Street: thence eastern
along said southerly side OF sixty.thirS
street, two hundred (2o0) feet to the west.
erly side OF Central Park West and theme.
southerly along the westerly side OF Cen,
trail Park West. two hundred (2oo) ~,
ten no) inches to the point or place q
beginning:
Together wich the buildings, axtur.,
and improvements thereon constructed q,
to be constructed or In process Of con.
struction; and also all costumes scenery
and stage equipment, of every kind and
nature whatsoever. now owned BY the
hortgagor, or hereafter acquired by mean,
OF the bonds issued hereunder or Their
proceeds; and also all permanent additions
which may hereafter be made to the said
property or Its appurtenances; and alsso
all the estate. right. title. interest prop.
erty, posse sson, claim and demand what.
soever, as well in law as in equity Of
the Mortgagor of, in or to the same and
every part and parcel thereof with the
appuraenances."
Dated, New York August 81. 1919
PHILIP J. SINNOTT, Referea
MURRAY, PRENTICE e. ROWLAND,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
81 Wall Street, New York City.
The following Is a diagram Of the prem.
ises to be sold 1t has no street number.
69rd -Street
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ENGINEER KILLS HIMSELF.
Charles Eckstein Grieved over
Death of His Aviator Son.

Charles Eckstein, an electrical and
mining engineer, killed himself at his
home, 429 Sixth street, Brooklyn, yester-
day. Fe sho; himself through the head
Near him stood an urn in which reposed
the ashes OF his son, Edwin. who died as
a member Of the Aviation Corps In 1918
The boys death was heavy blow to the
father
Young Eckstein was in Texas and had
just completed the training necessary for
service IN the war zone. He was In a
plane flying over the aviation field with
an Instructor when the machine fell
The father did not seem to recover from
the shock Of the boys death He was
Sc years old and leaves his wife Mabel
Eckstein. and q daughter. Constance
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AMERICAN AND BRITISH
Mica ETI-RINE GnAIn ~

Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders.
y the Stockholders Of American Il British
TAKE notice.
That the following is a copy of a Reso-
ip',rn adopted by the Board Of Directors
pany,, 4 special meeting thereof; duly
called for considering the same, and held
jority of the whole Board having voted in
favor of such Resolution, TO witt
RESOLVED; that il is in the Judg-
tors. being the Board of Directors OF the
American & British Manufacturing Conn
OF said American s. British Manufacturing
Company to dissolve such corporation said
American & British Manufacturing Com
pany, forthwith, and, in accordance with
the General Corporation Law of the State
OF New York, to that end. this Board Of
Directors does hereby call meeting Of
the stockholders of the American & Brit
ish Manufacturing Company, for the pur-
pose OF voting upon the proposition that
that said such meeting of the stockholders
be held at the office of the said corpora
ton, in the Borough OF Manhattan. City.
l50S-1o, 40 Broadway that being the
place al which the last preceding aEaua!
meeting OF the corporation was held, and
tober, 1919"
is HEREBY GIVEN that a special meet
ing OF the stockholders of the American &
brltlsh ManutacturinR Company Will BIZ
held on the I'd day Of October. 1919. at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the ONCE
- the corporation, Rooms l505-i0, No. 100
Is. 'adway, in the Borough OF Manhattan,
Cits and State OF New York. for the pur-
pose Of considering and voting upon the
foregoing Resolution. or a Resolution STINT
lar thereto, and for the purpose of con-
sldering and determining whether this cor
poration shall be forthwith dissolved,
The transfer books will be closed at the
close of business on August 29th, 1919, and
viii remain closed until the close Of bust
ness on October I'd, 1919, or such other day
to which the foregoing special stockhold-
ers' meeting may be adjourned. THE trans
fer books will be closed permanently upon
the Affirmative vote Of two-thirds Of each
class of the stock. at such Stockholders
meeting, In favor of dissolution.
BY Order OF the President.
CHARLES W. WALLER, Secretary,
pTfSf
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STEEL MAN HEADS MISSION.
Eugene Schneider VIII Accom-
pany French to U. s.

PARIS, Sept. 2S.-The French Econo-
mic Mission, which. with similar missions
from Great Britain. Belgium and Italy,
will sail from Brest for New York on
October g. will be headed by Eugene
Schneider. the steel manufacturer, and
Alexandra Tirman. former French Com
missioner to the San, Francisco EXPOSE
ton. representing the Ministry of Com
merce.
With a view to the object of the visit,
which is to inform the American public
OF the economic situation in Europe and
present the view OF the necessity of Or
ganizlng financial cooperation between
the Powers during the period of recon-
structon. the French mission is made
up of high authorities from the domains
of finance, transportation. food supply
and the metal, chemical. textile and
clothing industries.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Washington Utilities COMPANY

TAKE NOTICE That the Metropoli,,n
trust Company of the City Of New York
Trustee under the Indenture dated Jine
pany and said Metropolitan Trust Com
pany or the City OF New York. viii. MIR
suant TO the provisions Of said Indenture
sell as an entirety the Trust Estate con.
slsting Of 27,5oO shares Common CapitaI
stock OF the Washington Railway q Flee
Tic company at the auction stand of
Joseph Day at the Exchange sales
rooms, II and i6 vesey Street, in Inc
Borough of Manhattan, City OF New York
on me Isl Day OF October. 1919. at 1880
METRoPoLITAN TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Trustee.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
choice ioo lbs, sll5o Q Ills; ManchS u
ran sE. sii'So; cossorrones, Chilean, $50
is,at; Lady Washington. California. 81 Il
,9s; ANAL white. California, tL759s;
l forsa Wis idahG ;Dsry cs
Korean. ss.is: dsifuRu. MSnchurian.
Is, $50; red kidney choice; 'lssogis,TS;
,49S5o;. yellow eye, $3.50; black turtle
1850; impsrisis. so; &umSmcto' Man
SaSo@. chiicsn sss SeaS cts hsan Man.
Il short $3.50 Ss; caiiforuiS. ,7SI5S:
Choice. ,isSo pEAsseiotes io i,0 ISTS
81; green. Wisconsin, ys.50a1, Idaho.
forns ': %s;niGt'0T chi.s sSoH e gu
$50; black eye caiifornis' ss's6; splits.
ssfT Manshuri Ersen ,s5Se s2s. ~s Us
BuTTER-creamery. higher than ex-
tras. lb;, s2h 9ssc.; extras, 90 score, e2c. /:
to s. score 70 SsSce sSeoSds s. I 10 81
score. oOlt G62hc;; lower grades 4sh q
s2hc.; seconds, ISOLDE; State dairy tubs.
6 finsst; sOSsiS,; seq to prime 549ssc
mae rss a 4sc sec Seconds tnd'fi 1sr ase
current make. No. 1. t5945hc.; No. 2.
"he.; lower grades t2944c.
CHEESE-state, whole milk. fresh
hats, colored, ID. 8oh 99lKc.; white,
SOi3 931c.; average nun. colored 400
S0hc.; white. SOC; lower grades, 239
2ghc; held fats. specials. 31Q3lhc:
average run. 2s1h @s0hc.; twins. specials.
colored or white, 80 a sohc.; average run.
consln. whole milk. twins, fresh, 90 s0c /;
single daisies held fresh s09Slhc.: held.
81 = a 32c.; double daisies. fresh. 500 31c. ;
32m S2Hc.; cheddars. Canadian. in bond.
e n a 2Shc.; State skins. specials, 2lh q
Ishc-; prime to choice. is61ehc.; fair
10 good l4nl7c.: lower grades. 1870
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3
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON
RAILROAD COMPANY
ANNUAL MEETING.

chicago. Illinois, September 6, 1919.
he Stockholders of the CHICAGO
AND ALTON RAILROAD COAPANY re
hereby notified that the Annual Meeting
Of said Company Will be held at the once
Illinois, in Room 1885, La Sale STRAIT
station, on Tuesday. October 18th, 1918 at
1850 o'clock in the forenoon. for the fol-
lowing purposes:
ta) To elect four directors for terrns NJ
once which. under the bylaws are TO
expire three years from October list, 1915:
tol 10 elect three directors for terms OF
ONCE which. under the bylaws are 20 eS
pre- three years from october 18th. 1918:
co TG2 TO authorize. approve or ratify a
States, the President of the United States
or the Director General OF Railroads OF the
use, control and. operation Of he traDs,
bortation properties OF this Company and
ils subsidiary companies taken over and
OF the President OF the United StatSs
dated December IS, 1911 and OF any other
properties OF said companies of which
possession has been or shall be taken by
or under the authority OF the Federal
government; to authorize the Board OF
thc compc nsation and other terms 10 he
accepted for and In relation TO such noSs
session, use control and operation under
mo &C. OF tohsress entitled AN Act TO
IroNlde Tor inc operation of transportation
systems while under Federal control Tor
me Just COMPENSATION OF their owners
ana Tor other purposes approved March
n, 1918, and any Act or Acts amendatorv
thereof or supplemental thereto: and gen,
crazy TO consider and act upon any and
al questions and matters incidental TO The
purposes aforesaid or growing out Of The
tbis so Federal control Of properties Of
I'D To transact such other businaSs a.
may he properly presented 10 said mssts
ing. "'7'-
The stock transfer books OF the cou-
pany will close on September 2sth 1919
az the close OF business on that dav ana
VIII reopen OctnhAr Sth. 1919 at 10 o'clock
A, NJ ''''N
BV order OF the Executive Committee
JAMES WILLIAMS Secretnrv
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e2nd Streaf


The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-ds.
scribed property is to be sold is one mill.
ion eight hundred and thirty-one thousand
one hundred and ffty-six and twenty.
Ave one-hundredths dollars E1S3ll5G2O
with interest thereon from the 18th day
Of August, 1919. together with the costs
amounting to One hundred elghty-seyen
dollars. fifteen cents Ct1s7.15) with IN.
terest from August goth. 1919 together
with the expenses OF the sale. the approx.
innate amount of the taxes, assessments
and water rates, or other liens, which are
to be allowed to the purchaser out Of the
purohas' money. or paid by the Referee
Is one hundred and twenty-six dollars and
forty cents (s126.40) and interest
Said premises and property are 10 be
sold as an entirety and in one lot or parcel
Said premises are to be sold subject to
building restrictions and regulations con.
tanned in a resolution or ordinance adopted
July 25th, 1916, by Board Of Estimate and
Apportionment OF the City Of New York
and amendments thereto. also subject to
any state Of facts which an accurate sur
vey would show.
Dated. New York, August 81, 1919.
PHILIP j SINNOTT, Referee.