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New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
cstock, Meats. Provisions
Fertilizer Obtained by Air
Process Yields Big Profit

The Novgk Hydro, as one of the
largest water power development com
panies OF Norway is commonly called,
has issued q report for the year ended
June 80 last showing that a dividend
of - per cent was paid on its capital
stock. amounting to about Sl5 100000.
The concern derives its income chiefly
from the Tanufacturo Of saltpetre and
artificial fertilizer, the nitrogen being
obtained from the air Most of the
electrical power which it produces is
utilized in the process. It's main Offices
are IN Christiania and its power plants
are located at Rjukan, Notodden and
Svael lgfos.
Stock owned in subsidiary companies
Welded large return in dividends.
The efforts made by the Scandinavian
farmers TO increase the acreage Of lead
ing crops according to the report for
warded by the American Consulate at
ChrlStiania, resulted in largely IN
creased demand for the company's
products.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Combination to Import
Machinery Formed i'm Italy

The Italian Association of Importers
and Merchants has beer organized b.
some Of the most important firms iD
Italy to carry on trade in Industrial
machinery and machine tools imported
from the Allied countries. This or
eanization. it is reported. pil STUDY
the machinery and tool needs of the
Italian industries and take steps %
promote and protect their interests
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

Industrial during tof
leading
selling stimulated the
stock from to per cent Trading
has late, the exceeding half
United Steel volume at
opening, breaking below The
punched 10000 shares
pared with 92 Tuesday. subsequent
further decline Closing
Approximately changed
the
Weakness of Steel unsettled
Republic Iron Steel 213 Gulf States
b. - American Car and Foundry, 2's Lkawanna
Steel 81 Railway Steel Springs 11, and Baldwin Locomotive
Exceptions the general downward trend and
Leather prefcred which continued its advancing %
and international Mercantile Marine preferred which
Of It's loss earlier
Railway stocks heavy rule with Northern Pacific
~, Delaware and Hudson, Chicago, Milwaukee
is.
In the bond market barely Liberty Loan
displayed lrmer o fairly active trading.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Butter, Cheese ano Eggs

Butter. Receipts we're s,770 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
lb. 2 q 48c; extras. % score. 46i
"a 47c; first. So to 81 score. a41o asc:
seconds, So TO 81 score. 4lG sc. lower
grades, 3sM 40c; unsalted. higher than
cNt.as. fsiz n 50c: extras 49, acc:
f9s.s. 46M 48c; seconds. 43fo i5c; state
dairF. tubs. finest. asa 46c; good 10
pru,e l2a 44c: com IN 10 fair. IS
'9fl renovated, tras. "a e41c.
iirsts '3G 44c; lower iades. 3sa 42c.
imitation creamery. Hrsts, a2n 43c
ladies. current make. frsts 3s1i 39c
seconds. 36'2ta37e; lower grades. 50
n sc; packing stock. current make. No
/. Soc; No. ,, Sac; lower grades. so
a &c.
Cheese. Receipts we've l26- boxes.
S.aie. whole milk. fresh fats. specials.
colored, ID, 35c; white. 341a q S5c,
aFeraSe run. colored. $40 &c: white.
&c; lower grades. 32M93,sc. twins.
soecia4s, a =, q Soc; average run. "a
- $! 'ac; lover grades, ga SO iac fats.
held, aflG 31i2c. twins. held. 36d37c:
isconain. whole milk. twins. held "a
q BIC; single daisies. held. 37M3aisc;
oouble da sizes. hello. 3-o3sc: Young
Americas. held, 39c: state. skins. spe,
clals. 26(G.27c; prime to choice. $50
zoe; tar TO good 1910 PC; lower
Grades i9N 22c
Eggs. Receipts were s794 cases
fresh gathered e',trss, Govcn. 6i6162c.
cNsra hrsts, 30 soc; firsts. 57isla
oS ae seconds and pooler 53M.57c.
dlrues, No. !. 5lp SOC, No. , and
poorer. 900 eSc; checks. good to choicc
4fe 1So under gs4des, asa 46c
srcerator 32q 50c ste. Pcnusvl.
nan.a ','s ard nearby Western hennery
whites, fine To fancy, 70p lie; ordinary
to prir :, 641d6oc; Gathered whifn.
ordinary % enc. eam eoc; pulles wbit,s
"a 6Nc; Pacific Con>t. lawer or.dcs
t2pt1c: Western ana a Southern
gathered wt.lcs. 6o@67c; stste. penn
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Knit Goods i,en Talk
Over Seasons -cllinr Plans

About forty representatives. Or ua-
dcr~car and hosiery mis- W. sell
directly to the retail trad gat ~cd in
the rooms Of the Old CO ony 'lub, in
the Hotel Manhattan, yes crd Tor a
conference on selling plan be
adopted when they 70 on the uha with
their goods in the near future
Among those present were g. prrn =
The advertising managers Of .r.e. a
d"r"car mills Ia Now York - IT, and
inc Middle Wcst The moo' or vas
held under the aUapiccs - tae rctail
group of tho Knit Good lfrfacr.
urcra Of America
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30

Southern spot market, follow: Gal
weston quiet, unchanged at 2S.25; sales,
1908 bale. Charleston nominal. at
soc; sales nil. Memphis dull. un-
changed st 2sc: snlet, $40 bales
Houston nominal, unchanged at 27.5o;
sales. S67 bales New Orleans steady.
30 points higher. at 21.5C sales, $40
bales. Savannah nominal. 100 points
lower at 30c; sales nil Norfolk quiet.
100 points higher at 25c: sales. 225
bales. Augusta steady l25 points
higher, at 26,2o; sales, l82 bales. Lit
tie Rock quiet, unchanged, at ESQ;
sales. lbs bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Corporate Returns

Atchison, Topeka &; Santa Fe Railroad
December gross s13 ,e97, ,06s inc. S. .6ss Oes
Net operating inc 1.4 f38 Dec. I. .952 12S
I~elve Nv mos grGss @ 1888 19o Inc q seo "a
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Compsnv
Net y operating inc. 212246 Dec. '9ssG5 9sssi5
Twelve mos. gross IA. 1e1 448 Inc .do.57a127
Net operating inc 7.227.s75 Dec.15 .3ss O94
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
December gross. .S15,75o 854 Inc So. .67o. .o72
Net ............. 2,si1of2 bee. 1,io0267
Twelve mos. gross. t57. .537 so7 Inc. 5.fta ESP
Net after ta2es. 54.5o2 ,9e8 De .o43 S31
New York Dock Company
December gross. s447 OPS Inc. $500
Sur. after Charges 1o.tio Dec. %. 40
Twelve mos. gross 3o3.949 Inc 5o2 ~
Southern Railway Company
December gross $40. 37s Inc So. s27. .aos
Net operating inc. 2,111.875 Dec. 1852
Twelve mos. gross 1876. o.574,2o7 Dec. &c. .857 72S
Net operating inc. % .29i $40 Inc !. .2O6 2e5
Illinois Central Railroad Company
December gross. 50. e.t30043 Inc Sf,731 $50
Net operating def o80O79 Inc 2.4e4 435
Twelve mos. gross. f07, 800. .26t Inc 2Of f75 475
Net operating inc. 12.907. .4o6 Dec. 10. OO4 1873
st. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Decembe- aross. s6o33729 Inc S. .o3o. SET
Net operating inc. o8t C3O Dee 23A 5o3
Twelve mos. gross 6o.812 Coz Ire t2. 377 go
+'ce cpSi dliuS inN. ' :. 49, ~ Dec. o,G10 l9T
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
December gfcss. $500. 1875 Inc ST.. %
Net operating def 26z24 Inc asp o83
Twelve mos gross So. 923 106 Inc S577 600
Net operating inc. 3.636.725 Dec 5ie4 SOP
Great Northern Railroad Company
Decembcr gross ss.s4s.20o Inc se.s63.l5-
Net operating def. t74.s9l Inc. l.722. 1867
~ months gross 90 ,66l 0G5 Inc lol9b. .s04
Net operating def. 1l.e7s.79t Dec.il27l.3oi
New York. New Haven & Hartford \aiIroad
December gross. Cs.J0S,l5i inc S .656..3t
Net operating def. 7T4 .50J Inc l32I6s4
- months gross lO2.2s4.2i2 Inc. .l6.509. .3l9
Net operating inc. 7,534.33t Dec. 7.Si5 Iit
Kansas City Southern Railwav
December gross. 81 .3s7.0 .02s Inc SSt4 .g'
Net operating inc. l2.39s Dee o
= months gross l5.250.+o6 Inc ., f.AA
Net operating inc. 27s2.91G Dec. la. Ds9
Norfolk & Western Railroad Comns,v
p"ccmher gross S6.s?s6sS Inc sI4;a.sl
Net operating inc. a3i.: .:6S Dec gtx,,o
- months 0ross. 81 .00a.03A Inc IGGss7,,
Nat operating inc. lS,256,iSl Dee bS05 os
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Hay and Straw
Yesterday
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures.-The market opened
firm at advances OF - Is points. due
to lack OF selling pressure. and fair
rado demand worked sharply. closing
at net gains cf 50 TO 81 points.
The stronger undertone. which has
recently developed in his market IS
thought u De due 70 the tact that the
primary markets show unexpected
strength. and firm offers are in scant
supply and ilrmer. The retirement of
the Sac Paulo treasury bonds. issued
for valori7ation purposes, may have
created more confidence in the ability
of Brazil 10 maintain present price
levels
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30

Cottonseed Oil Tie market vas in
active, and in the absence of business
prices were nominal on the government
basis of i1'2 cents for crude. There
were no new Developments in thc situa-
ton and government allotments for cx-
potts formed the princspal outlet.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Securities at Auction

rbs foiioNas 'ecurIiirs were sold yo.terday 1t
the Exchange sac,rooms o. Adrian II Muller
Tor Account of TNstors
" aaarrS frr1 TX -ansr RsnH teach Sla0 -,
For Account o. Whom II Nay Concern
lo' fiars G-eni American ln.u.-uco co each
ha -s u Arb.con 60. lot 40
ti7f'. H. &. White Engineering tofpn nrc
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
me o'evf.nnd 6nsnt and nd. !rrtt.hursh n II. Co.

f,To1.1s,I = ~ > . KEN.
nrvr1,1s> ~ - enc . % O. January 18th. 1919
,sTly ,.Tl di'id.ad Of NJ or ne pcsuss avs, - =
,:n"ran.seg :: Stock and r. oa ths Spec,s1
iced se,t rnent Stock. OF this CO..
o., o, and after that date at the orp - p@ly
CeSsr @essrs s,1,, Mm'low ~ Lsnler compang' - -
holder. Of Record AZ ths I,~ cIa GmS' to stock
Feoruaiy 10Th. 1919 ' BUSINESS
r Kl,oss r.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Yesterdays Transactions i'm Listed Stocks


1919
basedo only on ctionso of more.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
STANDARD MILLING C)NrANy
- Wall Street

PELFFERED SOCK DIVIDEND no. -
y Y Ciiy. Janpary end. l9,o
The Board Of Directors or ;he s,a,s
Milling Company have this csy decia-s@ :.
9uarterly d'Yidsnd Of one and Onr-hsl !.
P.r cont. - = ~ upon tie Preferred S,nr,
OF this Company. payable out OF ,i,. 80" 80.
lnes Tor tn current fiscal year. on Feh-m.
ary 2Stn, 1919 10 Preferred stock hc,d.~,
ruary lSth, 1919. ." co
JOS = KNOX r-...
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes 70 respon.i-
oility for the accuracy Or authentici.y of curb
market quotations Transactions and price,
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Industrials

Shares. Open. HIGH Low Inst
l'gg 'Af9I d6 orsfs2rsd E.ges 81 "a "a 7's "a
500 Am Bosch Mag e43. 65 63i, o3I,
9g9 BRAN 7 coup. 24ss 25 2sss Is
i9gg iS9g spieto Pr9d. 90 97s ele SIS
lSoV 10 preferred. o6l 2 1851, 100 to0Is
30 .Gill SAT Razor. too '2J 100 12o
1000 .Bav Tob pr
5000 Hupp Mot Car. 5ss 5ss
100 Int Rubber g.. 1724 t7a4 Y 17]s
5000 Key T 4 R -. 59l4 81 5sl4 So ,
200 Nat Coal < s. S. s. s.
1000 'Na, F'ireproof 10 - 90 ga
oa90 ,90 n 90 preferred 1e'e 2ol4 lela Y
fNp : Am ! x P.
% Penn s Stl &c 40 40 Soia soL.
3So9 ,So9 rPerI T & T.. ~ n. 81 81
1900 sSwift Int w % 42Lss ~, a. :
1900 United Motors 3eIs 56ss 36Ia 3els
20000 L S Steamship 41e AZ az Al
100 Wayne Coal
400 sW-M Aircraft 3sa So az A.,
200 World F vic Is s. "a "a
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
TIE PULLMAN Cowp.>x

. - pfNp NO. EOS
\ qnsrteI'H dividend Of two aon...
stec<ho,sere' e' paid February 'S;h iais 'ss
January 81. lsla '''N' OF oosintsS
January 20. 1919 NN"' SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
IL S t G II a n C G
Cereals

The dill proposed to Congress by
the chairman Of the executive com
mttee Of the food administration.
making provisions for the handling of
next years wheat Gro ,, was of such
drastic nature that the trade at large
was inclined to look upon it as simply
tentative proposition which Will
bring about general discussion Of the
matter and result in n.promised
measures. 1t was considered highly
improbable that the measure proposed
would receive the support of the trade.
Corn The market opened pc to &c
above the final OF Tuesday, with active
covering by shorts in evidence follow
ing the FIXING OF the hog price mini
mum for February at 1712 cents. Initial
transactions were at the high point Of
the day. as the trade again took to the
selling side and the late months broke
2 to : cents from the top. closing
with net losses Of 3 TO cents. In
dications Of q larger movement from
tho interior prompted {. good deal OF
selling by the cash grain interests
Yesterdays Previous Yc2r
New York close close ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Notice Of Annual Meeting
nf E-&hruarv 0th


Notice IS hereby given that tho Annual
Meeting Of the stockholders of The At
lantic Coast steamship COMPANY VIII be
held tire once Of tho Company IN the
Mile Building 50 Wall Street. Nav York
=. Z. on Thnrsday. the sth day OF Fehru-
airy. 1912. at II O'Clock noon. for the ec-
ton of Directors. and for tn transaction
of such other business rs msy property
come before said meeting
+ &. SIHONS. secretarv
Dated ~ Kew York. \. 7. January 9se,
1914
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30

.(SaIes

Mex Ext sterling - OF % 1854 SO
do gold Is OF u4 954...... ~ SIS
Rus 1894 Rcnte is l.000-rub den S2
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30

DlvIDEHD NOTICES
STANDARD MILLING COMPANY
50 Wall Street

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND no.
y '. CITY. January 22nd. 1919
ire Board % Directors OF thu s.anasra
NIiinS Company have today declared ,
quarterly dividend Of Tne Per Cen, fccc
upon thr Common Stock OF this CompsnN
payable on February 2sth. 1919 in canh -
common Stockholders Of record A. ~.
close of business February 1879. 1918
CncciSs Will he mailed
JOS \. KNo& rrs..,-o,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30

io''o"'nP Is complete record Of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
stock Exchange Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30

limit of trade or this exchange, 10 shares.I
transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING OF
REDDEN MOTOR TRUCK COM

PtNN. I<F.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders % THIS Company WIFI be held on
the '3th day - February. 1919. Al 2 81
O'Clock in the afternoon, a The Murray tIi'i
Hotel. New York City. New York. for tn
purpose 81 eicctrg Board OF Di-ector-
f0.o inso. ctors 20 serve all elections OF
stoekhol lders during to ensuing year and
receiving and acting upon the reports %
the officers. end for tie transaction - such
other business as may properly come before
tho meeting.
CHARLES AARON. Secretary.
Dated January %. 1918
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
holders Of the Whitson Real Estate Cor
porstion viii be held in the rooms of the
Real Estate Board OF New York No. 2i7
Broad way Borough Of Manhattan New
ork 'ity. Friday. February seventh, istes-
a. 7. NJ. Ia elect directors and to trans--
act any. other necessary business
OLIVER { MORSE Secretary
Dated Ne~ York City. January %. 1918
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30

Flour and Meal.-Quotation were:
Yesterdays Previous Yea
New York: close close. ago
ionr. MINI. sp pat .sloes $40 IS sio.e5
t (ornineal. yellow, r $50 $50 4.s7Da
Rye Aour' choice. e.soae.25 s.so@o.as $50
Bran, l0-lb sacks 5000 5000 $500
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30

nFacnd deferred pending sc. Of railroad co,r.,
#"Sdend deferred pending decision cf Railroad Adrn;n
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
BID and Ask ed
Quotations

The following table gives vestoraay's
closing bid and asked quotations for
Exchange, but not tr.dod in yc. erdav:
stocks listed ON the New lo~ Stock
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Commodities

sylvania and nearby henrery browns.
GAG 65c; gathered brown and mixed
colors. $50 &c.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30

Oats. Prices were or the down
grade. closing at the lowest Receipts
were not large. but The domestic cash
demand was only or mod ~ate proper
tions. Exporters were still out Of the
market
y..i.... !, .
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
Bonds
Consolidated EXCHANGE

'Unlisted. rSell cents per share
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
tee today.
Many Campaion Features


 The city committee with J. D. Bals- ley at the helm and the county com mittee Colonel Conway commanding, have lined up many features for the campaign that will bring patriotism into the hearts and bring money for bonds out of the pockets of the resi- dents of Marieopa county. A call has been issued by Col Conway for all who wish to take part in the cam paign to attend a meeting to be held at the headquarters of the loan com mittee at POP West Adams street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A similar call has been issued by Mrs. T. E. Camp bell for a meeting at headquarters for all the women nthe Victory Liberty loan service to attend the general meeting.
 A prominent part in the parade Mon day will be taken by members of the C.. A. R., and Spanish War veterans The committee has extended invita- tions to these organizations to aid in the Victory-Loberty drive and has re- ceived response indicating that they will join in putting Maricopa county over the top. The boy scouts will also serve in many useful capacities.
 Captain Harding wants all overseas men to call on him at the headquarters as soon as possible, as they can render valuable assistance during the cam paign.
 County Chairmen
 The following appointments as coun- ty chairmen have been announced by
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
STOCKMEN MAY NOW
 PROTECT THEIR HERDS AT MINIMUM EXPENSE

1 The livestock sanitary board has 1 recently accomplished work of the i greatest importance to the stockmen of 1 the state" said Secretary Ed Stephens ! yesterday" Through the efforts of Dr. | R. J. Flights, state veterinarian, we have secured the highest grade of vac l cine and serums for the eradication of 1 stock diseases at approximately half what they have been accustomed to 1 pay for them.
 We are supplying blackleg vaccine of the finest grade at 171s cents per dose, previous prices ranging up to 50 cents. Hog cholera virus and serum we will supply at 115 cent per cubic cen | timetre. These are typical prices. Few of the stockmen realize that young cattle, of value of more than s1,000,000, die every year in this state from blackleg. One dose of the vac cine we supply at 171a cents will render an animal immune from this disease for life.
 Thanks to the work of the federal authorities in cooperation with the state veterinarian, hog cholera has been pretty well eradicated, a herd can be saved by prompt treatment by con- petent veterinarian.
 'Dourine in horses is preveIant on some of our northern ranges. This can only de destroyed by killing the animal stricken, and for this the federal gov ernment pays half the value of the animals destroyed and the state the other half.
 Contagious abortion in cattle is to be guarded against. It is carried by bulls, and all purchased outside the state should be thoroughly disinfected by competent veterinarian before be- ing turned onto the range.
 While there has been some trouble with tuberculosis in diary herds in the state 1t has not appeared much among range stock. Care should be taken, however, to have all eastern bulls tu- berculin tested before using them for range breeding purposes.
 "Glanders among horses and mules is being guarded against by the en- forcement of a recent resolution of the commission, requiring all animals in- ported to first undergo the mallien test.
 Those desiring further Information about any of these stock diseases, their treatment or eradication, should write to the livestock sanitary board at Phoenix. Arizona, and we. will cheer fully help out and cooperate in every way with the stockmen."
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
FIX JUAN QUOTAS FUR DISTRICTS
 IN THE COUN TY
Last Plans For Victory Lib
 erty Loan Campaign Are
 To Be Announced Today By the Joint Committee

Quotas for practically all of the dis ' tr1cts in Maricopa county, in the Vic nry-IAberty loan campaign which Ktares Monday, April q, were an nounced yesterday by the committed Following are those announced. to- Sether with the district chairmen se- leCted-
 District 2, Riverside, $s,5so, L. NJ Hughes
 District T. Tempe sss,oSc, Charles wOoh
 District 1. Mesa, sso.ooa, NJ J. DOugherty-
 District ,, Isaacs. s12,OOO. A F. Reed. District 6, Washington, s20,O00, J. w. Etter-
 District :, Wilson. $500. Mrs. Annie Lawrence
 District s, osborn, ;5oooO, Gordon Tweed.
 District 9. wicsenburg, s7.opO, Geo. Upton
 District TO, LehL ;s,ooo. Mrs. Ed. Biggs-
 District Il. Peoria, s.s.oos c, F. Dalton
 District E. Rural ;1c.5OO. W. NJ Painter
 District fl. Creighton, s16,5OO. Will Mosser-
 District IS, Cartwright, $500, J. A. Higgins.
 Destrict 1T, Pendergast, CTolleson)i +fs,0oO, Paul GreenhaW.
 District 19, Alma, $16.eo0, Lafay- cite Hill.
 District 2t, Murphy, ;s,oOo W. W Bradshaw.
 District g, Agua Fria, $1 ,Ooo, Robert Holmes.
 District q, Gna Bend, s4.5oO, Chas ". Potter.
 District 25, Liberty, s11 300. Nick Sanders.
 District 26, Jordan. ss,5oo. Mrs Jane Houston.
 District 2S, Kyrene, s1s,5oO, W. F Redden.
 District 30, Grand avenue, $1,5OO Geo. Acuff.
 District S1, Balsz, :s,ooo, c. G. Cald- well.
 District s8, Buckeye. s12,ooO, Geo P. Brown.
 District sS, Madison, s1zooO, Mrs A. c. Bailey.
 District 40, Glendale, s4O,OoO, Lafe Myers.
 District fl. Gilbert, :2o,ooO. E. B Corbel.
 District A, Coldwater. s2,oOo. Billy Moore
 District 45, Fowler, ,s11,5oo. Jame. AWnlis.
 District 47. Arlington. s4,Ooo wn Fitzpatrick.
 District AS, scottsdale, s15.OOO, Chas Miller.
 District 49, Palo Verde, s9.5OO l. fN. Harper Wedgeworth District 50, Rohrig, s1,5oO. Ludwig District 54 Independence, ss,5OO, J D Smith
 District ST. Chandler s39,ooo, B. L James.
 District 5s. Laveen, ss,ooo, l.. J Baldwin.
 District 60, Higley, s2,5oo, F. E F'sidler.
 District 62, Union, s2,Ooe. District 65, Aguila, $500, T. J. Hill yard
 District, 64. W. c. Hyatt
 District 6J, Cashion, $9,o00, M H McCalla.
 District 66, Roosevelt. s245oO. J. J Gould.
 District 6s, Alhambra, s19,000, E. F Jack
 District T Sentinel, s1,50e. District 72. John Modesti District 75, Harry Cox
 District 79, Algodon, SS,500, J. L Raynor.
 Final details Of the loan campaign are to be announced by the commit.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19

offices at IT North Second avenue The two men who have just organized this business are Denver Holmsley and Jim Holnsley. These two men came to the valley so long ago that they are even two old timers. Denver Holmes ley arrived in Phoenix in 1875.
 For many years the Holmesleys have lived in the Tempe vicinity and have been in the milling, farming and stock raising business extensively. They are now proposing to open a business office in Phoenix and their scope Of business is to cover cattle ranges, farm lands, city property, pasture, hay and livestock. The Holmesleys will move their families from Tempe to Phoenix to reside,
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19

as we'll as their ability as hosts. After a series of interesting Easter games, including an egg hunt, the kiddies sang their Kindergarten songs and tivities.
 Among the future citizens who answered the roll call were Miss Lor- raine McArthur, Miss Jane McArthur, Miss Helen Abererombie, Miss Helen Louise Griffen, Miss Ann Caveness, Miss Mildred Nickles, Miss Louise Mic Arthur, Miss Lorraine Larsen, Miss Florence Hornberger, Howard Cass Redewill Marlin Shirley, William Gaughan, George Hull, Harry Gaughan Howard Aller, Rodney Aller, Marvin Sunimerfield. Lewis Melczer, Murray Johnson. Isidore Summerfield, Birch
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19

Miss Alice NJ. BirdsalI, state chairman of the Woman's Victory loan commit tee:
 Apache-Mrs. Laeil B, flaws, St Johns.
 Coconino-Mrs. Jessie A. Sine, Will Hams.
 Gila-Mrs. Frank J. Coleman. Globe Maricopa-Mrs. T. E. Campbell Phoenix
 Mohave-Mrs. c. B. Cravens, Chlor ide.
 Navajo-Mrs. c. H. Jordan, Hol- brook
 Pinal-Mrs. W. Y. Price, Florence. Yavajai-Mrs. C. G. Riebeling. Pres- cott
 Yuma-Mrs. Edith D. Redwood Yuma
 State publicity chairman, Mrs. B E. Marks
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
FOR ELECTRICAL STRIKE

OAKLAND, Cal, April 1s.-n the electrical workers of the country decide to go on strike they will start with a fund of s500,000 ''to fight for recogni- ton by Postmaster General Burleson and for their wage demands" l.. c. Graser vice president of the Interna- tional Brotherhood of Electrical Work CTS apnounced here today. Pacific coast unions favor a strike overwhelmingly, Grasser said.
 The present strike referendum is di- rected against every wire utility con- trolled by Postmaster General Burle- son. Grasser said.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
K|DD|ES ENTERTAIN
 PARENTS AT PARTY

The tiny folk 1rolled at the Cottage Kindergarten ga Q a spring entertain ment yesterday ln form of an Easter party to which their parents were bid- den.
 The boys and girls. who are the small pupils of Miss Edna Aller, dis played their cleverness in school work